Angels are Crying by Mohammad Rehman is about Islam, an analysis of Islam’s true original message, and its lost absence in the 50 Islamic countries. The book starts with an overview of Islam, with reference to the relevant portions of the Quran. All salient features...

Decker (Torey Hope: The Later Years) by A.D. Ellis is a contemporary romance. The main sexy love story is between Decker Morgan, a handsome businessman focused on work and family, and Kate Turner, who took a job with Decker's company when she returned home to...

A Beacon of Its Forms: A Manifesto Drawn From The Deeds of Bob Marshall is a collection of poetry that relays a political world of author Leonard Gigliobianco's making. This world is socialist in some ways and environmentalist focused in others. The author's goal is...

Reader, beware: Oscar Wilde and Ogden Nash have produced a love child; he is large and in charge, and he is taking no prisoners. Perverted Verse: Doggerel for the Disillusioned by Pete Simmons is a riotous garden of scandalously entertaining tongue-in-cheek verse which leaves no...

Bark Until Heard: Among the Silenced Dogs, I Found My Voice by Becky Monroe is a beautiful and heartwarming story that describes how experiencing an animal's unconditional love is one of the most amazing gifts one can receive. This touching and inspiring story is about...

Anti-Aging Secrets of Spices by Kitty Wells is a book for people who are interested in change and true insight into the value of natural spices and organic healthy foods in preserving health and vitality. Kitty explains, based on her own life journey, that staying...

Growing Up Too Fast, Dying Too Young by Courtney Miller is a heartfelt, engaging memoir from someone who has known a great deal of pain and personal tragedy, and who has ended up finding renewed purpose and direction in life through loving the Lord Jehovah...

Dawn Ambler and his mate, Poema, are two simple sheep who have the opportunity to take part in the second most important fight of the young church in Sheep Farm: A Tale of the Kingdom by Tyrone Flanagan. With deep seated beliefs and a strong...

In Together Again by Paula Barnestead, Kelly Danvers and Sean Taylor met while working in Geneva. The two fell madly in love and everyone expected a wedding soon. However, Sean's fellowship came to an end and he was to return to Seattle, leaving Kelly behind....

Oh God. It Hurts! is a realistic and honest look into traumatic life situations. John Allen Thornton tackles the hard questions of life regarding pain. Pain and suffering come in all shapes and sizes; pain is individualized and can result from good intentions. Pain is...

Harebrained by Meg Myers Morgan begins with the inventive classrooms of her early teacher, Mrs Humble. Her reminiscences take the route of a free bird that goes from dangerous liaisons to the examination of a work area for waxing. As she says in one of...

Secret of Coffin Island is Book 4 in Robin Murphy's paranormal mystery series, Marie Bartek and the SIPS Team. Dr. Marie Bartek and her fiance, Police Chief Cory Miller, have finally tied the knot. Their wedding festivities are interrupted, however, by the discovery of a...

I loved the premise of Hover Car: How far into the future will you travel for love? by Derek Vaughn. Harold wants to show off in front of his wife and friends, so he steals a hover car from his place of work. But Harold...

Southern Fried Fiction: How The Insidious Onset Of Depression Derailed a Successful Man's Life is a memoir written by Stuart Hotchkiss. The author's family is steeped in tradition. The grand estate where they lived when Hotchkiss was young was a bittersweet reminder for him in...

Letters to Kezia: Book Two of the Puritan Chronicles by Peni Jo Renner tells the tragic, yet heartwarming story of Mary Case, a Puritan girl in the settlement of Hereford, Connecticut. The daughter of the minister of the settlement finds herself enraptured with a thief...

Thought Shredder: Bringing Out the Bucker in You by Chris Elliott is a tough but introspective read. The author recounts in a very raw and honest manner the details of his tumultuous relationship with his father; from the time he was a young boy all...

A sweeping novel of historical fiction, Waheed Rabbani’s Doctor Margaret in Delhi, the second book of the Azadi series, follows the trials and tribulations of Dr. Margaret Wallace, an American doctor in 1850s India. After losing her cherished husband, Robert, in the Crimean War, Margaret,...

Five hundred feet beneath the permafrost of the Land of Baudheil lies a gate that imprisons an ancient evil, Xiviroth. However, the gate is beginning to strain. One of its nine locks has failed, and the others will follow suit. In Hollontown, the Clox brothers,...

I just finished reading the ultra-short story 2:16 by Henry Denkhaus, and I am still thinking about it. In an interesting look at residents of the town of Winchester on what will be their last day, we get a quick snapshot of their lives, their...

Unsinkable Spirit: One Man's Journey that Changed the Lives of Thousands of Children by Fred Engh is an inspirational memoir where the author takes readers into the world of sport. The book reveals the ugliness that exists in sports, thereby hampering the growth of a...