The war waged on narcotic drugs and the drug trade in the US – launched in the 1970s – has been ongoing for decades now. Despite making remarkable progress – evidenced by the incarceration of notorious Mexican drug lords – there still seems to be...

Return to Vienna: The Special Operations Executive and the Rebirth of Austria is an enthralling tale that comes from a lesser-known part of real Second World War history in which we explore the fascinating timeline of Churchill’s secret Special Operations Executive. This unique organization aided...

Transatlantic Train: The Untold Story of the Boston Merchant Who Launched Donald McKay to Fame by Vincent J. Miles is an enthralling biography of one of Boston’s earliest, most successful, and yet least-known businessmen and entrepreneurs. Enoch Train was born in humble circumstances yet would...

Muslim Mechanics: The View from Behind the Curtain sounds like a reference book on Islamic engineering; close but not quite. Charles H. Brewton delves into the workings of the needs and wants of Muslims as consumers by studying Islam as a religion, as an organization,...

Broken: The Suspicious Death of Alydar and the End of Horse Racing’s Golden Age by Fred M. Kray is a true crime story. Prosecutors have tried for years to indict someone for Alydar’s death. Alydar was a champion thoroughbred who finished runner-up to his rival...

Dimension Guardian: The Realm of Beasts - The Guardian Tournament is the first novel in the series by K.J. Amidon. Dalton Teban was considered one of the best Guardians of the five connected worlds with good reason. When he was forced to participate in the...

As more and more companies struggle to hire people, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been an increased focus on the needs and wants of employees, who have always been an afterthought in traditional hierarchical organizations, whose primary focus was on protecting executive power...

Every child is unique and has unique qualities. Some of these qualities might be defined as disabilities. However, what these qualities are is challenges. Liam was one of the challenges that entered the life of teacher R. Janet Walraven. Liam, a teenager when he entered...

In Eight Billion Reasons Population Matters: The Defining Issue of the 21st Century, Valorie M. Allen makes a case for the need to pay more attention to humanity's increasing population and recognize the havoc it's wreaking on humans and the environment. The book exposes the...

Sherlock Holmes' Lost Adventure (The True Story of the Giant Rats of Sumatra) by Lauren Steinhauer is the story of two beautiful women, one missing and another rescued to become the personal secretary of Holmes and Watson. Seemingly unconnected, Holmes turns away cases involving a...

In Tiffany Kahapea’s Hidden Magic: The Call of the Prophecy (Magic and Prophecies Book 1), Mary and her sisters had thought their mother's descent into madness and her ramblings about magic were the worst things they'd have to deal with. But that was before the...

Glenlock: The Riddle of the Storm by R.L. Snyder combines medieval knights and science fiction fantasy adventure. When ex-Special Forces Operative Hal Bennet couldn’t face the demons of his last mission in Afghanistan, he takes solace in a rustic Maine cabin high in the mountains...

Sacrifice: The Green Berets, a Fateful Ambush, and a Gold Star Widow's Fight for the Truth by Michelle Black focuses on the aftermath of 2017, when Green Beret Bryan Black lost his life in an ambush in Niger, leaving behind his wife, Michelle, and their...

Overcoming Writer's Block: The Writer's Guide to Beating the Blank Page by Marcy Pusey reminds us that being a writer is a calling, a passion, and something we writers feel compelled to do. Unfortunately, that’s not always an easy task. We may have an idea...

Glowy's Great Escape is the first book in The Sparkling Adventures of Glowy the Fish children's book series by A. K. Smith. Glowy the Fish lives with her family and friends inside a magical coral reef in the Sea of Cortez. One day Glowy follows...

Who doesn’t love trains? Trains helped build America by making moving West easier. One of the first American steam engines was built by Peter Cooper. His engine was nicknamed “Tom Thumb.” Not So Fast, Tom Thumb by Judith Tabler is a fictionalized account of the...

After numerous threats, Jose kills Norma Hurtado and her mother. Norma had spoken openly about her sexuality and was supported by her family. Was this a hate crime? The rights of the LGBTQ community have come a long way, from being openly persecuted to the...

Miss Demeanor: The Case of the Long Blonde Hair by Edward White is a delightful and engaging children's mystery that introduces readers to a young, determined, and brilliant detective-in-the-making, Celia J. At just thirteen years old, Celia embarks on a thrilling journey to become the...

Inoculated: The End of One Pandemic and the Beginning of Another is a work of fiction in the medical thriller, conspiracy, action, and suspense subgenres. It is best suited to the mature adult reading audience and was penned by author Todd M. Thiede. Holding up...

Through Blood and Dragons by R.M. Schultz is an enthralling foray into a world where mystique is as palpable as bloodshed, and where the very essence of power is harnessed through dragons. Readers are immersed in the heart of Cimeren, a realm divided by a...