In Leaning Out: An Alternative Perspective for the Modern Corporate Woman by Monica Pierce, the author shares interesting personal stories of her childhood, career, and experiences that led her to start Leaning Out. The book gives confidence to readers who want to live the lives...

In a world where we are constantly told what to think through formal education, culture, religion, and the media, I Am Sovereign: A Handbook for Learning the Language of Vibration teaches one how to master thoughts and gain power over experiences by understanding the mechanisms...

Women Wronged: Discrimination, Repression, & Sexism from the Sixties to Now is a collection of stories from multiple women. Edited, and partly written by Toby Heathcotte, each story details another woman's account of growing up in a world of discrimination, repression, and sexism. Each one...

“When comparing Vincent van Gogh’s career with those of other artists, it soon becomes clear that his was one of the shortest in art history. It was not until the age of twenty-seven that he began work as a full-time professional painter, and he died...

Scarlet Ambrosia: Blood Is the Nectar of Life by David B. Gittlin is an urban fantasy/mystery with a touch of romance. Devon Furst is not a boring accountant. He is smart, handsome, and knows how to look for a good time. So, when he met...

Ready or not, here they come; the battle has only just begun. The guns are manufactured in hell, and the beasts are ferocious and grotesque. Light energy generated through belief, hope, and trust is the only force that can save them. Darius McPherson, an inexperienced...

Dana used pacifiers of different colors when she was a baby. She had them in yellow, blue, purple, red, and green but Dana only wanted her finger. It was cute when she was six months but when she grew older, anyone who saw her commented...

Jordan’s Arrow is a work of fiction in the fantasy, science fiction, and Christian writing sub-genres, and was penned by author Allen Steadham. Written as the second novel in the Jordan of Algoran series, we return to the adventures of Jordan SnowFire to find that...

Academic works by Julius Bailey, Ph.D., are notable for their flawless integrity, impeccable thinking, accessibility for the non-academic, and an irrefutable blending of stark objectivity with engaged passion, flavored always by an overriding sense of humanity and compassion. Racism, Hypocrisy, and Bad Faith, the most...

Last Rites is a work of supernatural fiction with plenty of action and drama and was penned by author Lorraine Carey. Written for adults due to some mature themes, steamy romance scenes and graphic content, this is the third and final novel in the Women...

Shards Of Light is a work of dramatic and speculative fiction written for young adult audiences by author Susan Miura. Forming the second novel of the Healer series, this tale continues the drama of central protagonist Shilo and her good friend Melody, now separated by...

Aim Higher: Turning the Storms of my Past into My Biggest Accomplishments by Haifa Blanchard is the author's personal story about resilience, hope, determination, courage, and strength. The author's inward journey to rebuild her faith and life, and the meaningful lessons that life taught her...

Eden Quest: Before the Beginning by Ken Urbansky and Bob Mertes is the first book in the Songstone Series. We meet Rapheldrn and Milderett on Tyros before the evil set foot on their planet, before Lucifer destroyed their pure world with the seed of evil....

Antonius: Second in Command is a work of fiction in the historical and interpersonal drama sub-genres, and was penned by author Brook Allen. Written for adult audiences, the novel does contain some use of explicit language, scenes of a sexual nature, and some graphic violence...

In Water Dance, #2 in the Lake Michigan Lodge Series by Kathy Fawcett, we find Kay and Luke married and returning from a honeymoon to face the summer season at Kerby Lodge. Kay is excited about her two teenage nieces, Bella and Wren, coming...

Trip Trap Trouble: A story about the Three Billy Goats Gruff and Gratitude (Fairytale Fraud) by Katie Pye is a children’s illustrated story, turning the original tale on its ear. Instead of the troll being a nasty, grumpy villain, he is a peaceful, loving creature....

System Programmer: A Journey Through The Darkest Places is a work of fantasy fiction written for young adults by author Jean-Philippe Janssens. In this, the second novel of the intriguing and exciting System Programmer series, we return to the action directly where The Maiden and...

Amie Borst created adventurous characters and a fun, action-packed novel in Doomy Prepper’s Complete Guide: How to Survive Fifth Grade and the Apocalypse. Doomy Prepper is a logical fifth-grader, whose family is actively prepared for any crisis, disaster, or the apocalypse. He has rules set...

A relationship is not a feeling. It is the existence of togetherness. The word relationship is misrepresented in today's world where everyone is looking for money and excitement instead of love. A Love Full of Stars: Unlocking the Secrets to Relationships that Last by ...

The road to becoming a published author has radically changed over recent decades. No longer are authors entirely at the mercy of traditional or vanity publishers. Now, anyone can be a published author, and the market has been flooded with self-published works. But the term...