Who you are and what you will become should never be separate. This simple yet profound truth is written in a very easy to understand manner in A Waitress’s Guide to Spirituality (Finding Meaning in the Menial) by Michelle Akda. Though a waitress isn’t typically...

A Story of Easter and All of Us by Roma Downey, Mark Burnett and narrated by Keith David, is an audio book to accompany a hit television mini-series. This review is about the audio book, which is roughly 90 minutes in length. I was, first...

Sophia has plenty of struggles to sort through and learns plenty about jumping to conclusions and running off on a whim to help her boyfriend Dane in Sophia's Dilemma: This Too Shall Pass (The Teen Mayhem Series). K.T. Bowes has extended the romance, mystery, and...

Syndicate: Tales from the Twisted Eden Sector by Lyle S. Tanner is a somewhat odd (in a good way) but compelling book about magic, monsters, and the Syndicate, which is tasked with preventing magic from becoming a widely known reality. By use of their own...

Susan Davis has written an informative book for all pet owners in Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation for Animals. The book is beautifully organized so that the reader can get the history of physical therapy (PT) in general and then understand PT as it applies specifically...

Dark Mountain by C.B. Pratt is the third book in her series Eno the Thracian. Here we find Eno determined to accomplish a visit to his mother. As with any hero of merit, Eno is beset by unwelcome incidents on the road home, including a...

If you are intending to quit your current job and look for something else, or are trying to find your first employer, No Mistakes Interviews will be an invaluable guide. Giacomo Giammatteo takes you through every facet of job hunting: from preparation, dress code, researching...

In From Bitterness to Reconciliation: Learn to Pull Out the Roots of Bitterness and Find Peace, James Offutt covers several different issues: Bitterness, Forgiveness & Reconciliation, and Conflict. Offutt explains what bitterness is and the four stages that lead us toward it, giving Biblical, personal,...

Heiress of Healing by Sonya Lano is the first book in the Heiress of the Seven Cities series. From the time she saved the princess from the wizard's fatal claws at birth, Iminique was destined to be the princess's protector. She was willing to do...

Getting Down to Brass Tacks: My Adventures In The World Of Jazz, Rio, and Beyond by Amy H. Duncan is a book that takes us on Amy’s journey. In the 1950s, she was given an LP of a blind pianist who played jazz, one Alex...

Mommy’s A Mole is the story of a sister-in-law, Joan Webster, gone missing and the efforts of author Eve Carson to find out exactly what happened to her beloved in-law. On that Thanksgiving weekend in 1981, Joan was, like millions of Americans that weekend, traveling....

In K.B. Shaw’s Neworld Papers Series 1: The Historian's Tale, Fallon is a boy without a family but with an extraordinary talent that the Movement wants. In a few weeks, when Fallon comes of age, he will be a free man, but that was halted...

Chopper Warriors by William Peterson is a combination of stories drawn from interviews and the personal experiences of the author himself. It tells the real story of the Vietnam War, from the people who were there in the thick of it. Mr Peterson has interviewed...

I Can’t Believe It’s a Diet by Dr Leon Massage is a book on health and nutrition teaching readers the science behind weight gain and how to lose weight healthily. The premise of the book is that losing weight and staying thin and healthy is...

All Are Family: Celebrating the Diversity of Our Global Family by Marissa Bloom is an amazing kid's story book that talks about the beauty of the different ways of life enjoyed by people around the world. The book emphasises the importance of family by looking...

Because I said So!: Life in The Mom Zone, written by Annie Oeth, is a must-read for EVERY mother! Annie has a wonderful style of writing which allows the reader to feel an immediate connection and realize that she is not alone in this wonderful,...

Though it is likely that you have never heard of an engineering diver, it has been around since World War II and is an integral part of the engineering profession, primarily in coastal areas, but in any area where building structures and bodies of water...

Though we may never understand what causes people to neglect puppies and other pets, Diary of a Dumpster Pup shows us that there are often tireless volunteers who help them make it through. Beverly Keil, along with Bandit, tells the story of how this cat...

Atlantis: Rise of the Nile by David Speight is the last of the trilogy of the Atlantis series. The story that begins in Atlantis: Bearer of Fruit and Atlantis: Fall of the Gods concludes impressively in this book. Aedon is an illegitimate prince. Aedon finds...

Now You See Me: How I Forgave the Unforgivable was written and read by Kathy Sanders. Kathy is the grandmother of Chas and Colton, two victims of the bombing of the Alfred P. Murray Federal building in Oklahoma City. Most readers can only imagine the...