The Ailing Nation: Lessons from the Bedside for America's Leaders by Nate Link, MD makes a bold, startling, yet obvious claim: America is chronically sick and dying. This is an observation that the author doesn’t take lightly, for he demonstrates with historical facts the signs...

The 48 Laws of Happiness by Dr. Rob Carpenter is an incredibly well-written and informative self-help book designed to help you unlock the secrets to happiness. In this book, Dr. Rob Carpenter aims to teach you to be happier in every area of your life....

The Fitness Starter Kit: A Guidebook to Help You Upgrade Your Mindset, Build Muscle, Burn Fat, & Pick the Best Supplements Worth Buying by Theimus D. Roberson is an award-winning fitness book that has everything you need to know about how to stay fit and...

In recent times, travel has been extremely limited. But after months at home, you may be thinking of exploring new locations. Central Florida has many hidden gems that you may not have been aware of. From museums to parks and lakes, Central Florida is filled...

If you're a fan of dystopian thrillers set in the near future, grab yourself a copy of Peter E. Steppe's The InterConnect. In the year 2029, Hal Smith is hired by his friend, Henry, the CEO of Fourpoints Security, a software security company on the...

To this day, the dogma of the Immaculate Conception has either been accepted with blind faith or dismissed as nonsense. However, zealous scholars show us there is a third option. In The Mystery Tradition of Miraculous Conception, Marguerite Mary Rigoglioso explores the figure of Mary,...

Psychology is deeply instrumental in our current understanding of bisexuality. In his book The Other Man in Me: Erotic Longing, Lust and Love: The Soul Calling, author Sheldon Shalley offers a profound and articulate journey in his exploration of his other self, as he reconciles...

The Great Divide: Story of the 2016 U.S. Presidential Race by Howard Harrison is a compelling political book that explores the crisis that has rocked the American political landscape since the advent of Trump. Starting from whenTrump was nominated as a candidate for the presidency,...

The Seventh Spark: Knights of the Trinity by J.B. Lion is a highly entertaining graphic novel that looks like the offspring of a consumer magazine and a gamer’s manual guide. It paves the way to a new format in fiction influenced by the popularity of...

Sister Veronica Angelica never expected to find a dead body in the Catholic Hostel next to her convent. What was more shocking was that she wasn't allowed to call the police and was even asked to try to cover up the murder via a "private...

The changing face of society, particularly in America, is reflected in the plight of ordinary people. For many, life has become uncertain, with financial concerns and health issues on the increase. Family relationships have suffered and individuals feel both alienated and helpless, with no quality...

The Curse of Conchobar: A Prequel to the Adirondack Spirit Series by David Fitz-Gerald is a short but deeply compelling spiritual journey back to pre-history North America to C.E. 549. Conchobar has spent most of his life working on building stone steps on an island...

The Seed Bearer's Bride: A Novel of Fallen Angels, Nephilim, and the Woman Who Defied Them by Jean Hoefling is book two in the Thrones of Genesis Series, a compelling entry that can be read as a standalone story. A tale with strong biblical allusions,...

The Seven Gifts: Ancient Wisdom Reveals the Deep Mystery of Who We Really Are, by David B Whitacre, is a lightbulb moment for those seeking to understand the many facets of human behavior. Not just in the world of work, but in other areas of...

The Freedom Challenge For Men: 60 Days to Untie the Cords that Bind You, by Paul and Dawn Scott Damon, is a powerful, compassionate guide to help men transform their lives into the person they are called to be. This book is for women too,...

Everyone one of us has experienced grief or will soon experience grief. Grief happens whenever we lose someone or something. J. R. Denney has authored The First Day Without Sunshine to help children deal with the subject of grief. He does an excellent job explaining...

The Farmer's Daughter by Joe Giampaolo follows young Charlotte Tobin who, after enduring a long five-year stint at Mrs. Brown's boarding school, returns home with newly learned behavior of how to act properly. Charlotte is the daughter of farmer Jacob Tobin, a rapidly aging man...

The Summer of 1957 by Judith E. Powell is a work of fiction that reads like a memoir. It uses as its core plot device the molestation of eight-year-old Penelope Evans by the grandfather of her childhood friend Elizabeth Werner. In 1993, Penelope is unhappily...

The world is just beginning to recover from a long pandemic, but during this time, many of our values ​​and our ways of thinking have been questioned due to the exceptional circumstances that all of us, globally, have found ourselves experiencing. Finding one's balance in...

The Fabian Waltz: A Novel Based on The Life of George Bernard Shaw by Kris Hall brings back one of the most legendary playwrights to ever be born. Giving his life a gentle twist, the author takes readers through the life of Shaw as he...