Next Mission: U.S. Defense Attaché to France: A Memoir from the Days of Punish France, Ignore Germany, Forgive Russia by Ralph Steinke is a fascinating military memoir with strong political and diplomatic themes. Ralph Steinke was assigned as a military attaché to France in one...

Steel Reign: Flight of The Starship Concord is a work of fiction in the science fiction, action, and adventure genres, penned by author Braxton A. Cosby. Written for adult readers due to the use of explicit and sexual language and the inclusion of some scenes...

One can only wonder how the royals of today would survive in Tudor England. Perhaps they wouldn’t have the paparazzi hounding them, but they wouldn’t be able to choose their marriage partners. For Princess Mary, the younger sister of King Henry VIII, marriage for love...

Patience and understanding are difficult lessons for us to learn. We are all in too much of a hurry to take the time to understand another person’s difficulties and to patiently help someone understand. For someone who is deaf or hard of hearing, it’s particularly...

Elvictus is a work of evocative fantasy and sword and sorcery style fiction and was penned by author Cheryl Rush Cowperthwait. In this compelling novella, which serves as a prequel to the novel Ashera of the Kingswood, we find ourselves in a magical world where...

Echoes of Another by Chandra K. Clarke is a science fiction novel that lays out a convincing picture of our world in the not-so-distant future. The story’s main focus is a new technology and its implications for society. There isn’t really a central character but...

Celebrity Sadhana or How to Meditate with a Hammer by Vijay R. Nathan is book one in the poetry series, The Paparazzo Poet Meditations. The compilation comprises three parts: Pathways to the Breeze, The Veil Between, and How to Meditate with a Hammer, with a...

Sailing Blue Water Mystique Solo: Sailing The Exumas Alone by H. Downing Lane is the life story of the author as he realized that as long as he is near water, he is happy. The author lost his father the summer before he turned 8...

Joe's Adventures: Fun on the River by Joseph Dougherty is the story of the author’s youth as he learned to navigate life and tried to find his happiness in the smallest of things. Joe shares some very precious memories of his childhood with readers, starting...

Inspired Wisdom Word Search: Yoga for the Brain by Cristina Smith and Rick Smith is a well thought out and implemented combination of inspiration and brain enhancement. Its design is simple - to provide relevant and helpful self-reflecting stories and pair that with a word...

Not Everything Happens For A Reason: Finding Peace in the Gray Areas of a Polarized World is a work of non-fiction in the self-help genre, written for adults by author Rebecca Janes, LMHC. This concise but information-packed guidebook focuses on the idea of retaining some...

Before Pearl Harbor: China, FDR and the Plot to Bomb Japan by Michael Lemish is a well-researched and lucidly written account of a historic moment in WWII. The author opens this narrative by offering readers a glimpse of an ordinary day in Pearl Harbor, early...

Thriving After Sexual Abuse: Breaking Your Bondage to the Past and Living a Life You Love by Denise Bossarte is the heartrending memoir of the author's story, that of being a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and overcoming incest by her maternal grandfather. The book...

Rock On: Mining for Joy in the Deep River of Sibling Grief by Susan E Casey is a beautifully written non-fiction book that circles around grief and finding happiness in its midst. The story unravels in a middle-class home where a strong bond is formed...

Sonny’s Talent: Sonny the Wonder Dog, Book 2 is an animal/science fiction storybook for children written by Pamela Foland and illustrated by J.P. Janka Pradeep. Sonny loved living with Pamela and her family. It had been a month since his spaceship had landed in their...

By Any Means Necessary: Veterans Talk Torture in the War on Terror by John Tsukayama is about the darkest part of human nature at its worst: war. The men interviewed in this book have all been involved in a direct act of violence and torture...

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...