SOL: Still Our Lions, A fan's history of the Detroit Lions and the city they represent by Gary J. Evans is a fan-authored work on the subject that is brilliant and packed with emotion. They say that all NFL fans are created equal when it...

In the world today we need a few things: a friend or two, a mentor, and a Higher Being to help us through tough times. Why not add a bountiful resource to that list. Judy Marie Balloff has developed a great tool that you can...

In 926 Raindrops: Gift of the Wild, Gloria Straube tells the heartfelt story of her journey from childhood in Key West, Florida, to her later work with the Black Wolf population in Yellowstone National Park. She found an early connection between Key West and Yellowstone...

Hands of Gold: One Man’s Quest to Find The Silver Lining In Misfortune by Roni Robbins is a gem. The novel follows the story of Shimshon “Samuel” Fox and how he chased the silver lining even when his life was filled with desperate times that...

If you were born any time between 1970 and 1990, you probably remember Choose Your Own Adventure-style books and countless other lines riding that popular wave; if born at any other time then either your children or your parents enjoyed them. I adored those pulpy,...

Strong Connections: Stories of Resilience from the Far Reaches of the Mobile Phone Revolution, by Rosa Wang, is an informative and compelling work of non-fiction on the importance of smartphones and mobile/digital connections in disadvantaged areas of the world, especially for women. This amazing story...

Hyperreality: Beyond the Horizon where Physics Meets Consciousness by Johanna Blomqvist takes an intelligent and curious look at life, reality, and the many connections among physics, metaphysics, quantum physics, and energy, and how the human brain and society put these pieces of existence together. Exploring...

Unstoppable: Forging the Path to Motherhood in the Early Days of IVF by Ellen Casey chronicles her struggle against infertility and her perseverance through disappointments, various surgeries, and infertility treatments. In 1974, a doctor presented Casey with an experimental IUD that had not been approved...

Owl Be Seeing You (A Grumpy the Iguana and Green Parrot Adventure) by Susan Marie Chapman is a picture book intended for ages 3 to 8. The book is about Screech Owl, who comes to a park to meet the female owl with whom he...

Patriot Gangster: My Experience As One Of The Most Influential Outlaw Motorcycle Club Members In American History is the second volume in The Enforcer by Jeff "Twitch" Burns. As one of the most influential Outlaw Motorcycle Club members, he takes you into his twenty-two years...

Ever wondered why God doesn't seem to speak to you? In his book Hear God's Voice Clearly, Daniel Green reflects on his journey of finding the correct way to hear and distinguish God's voice from the enemy's. Drawing from several passages in the Bible, Daniel...

Who is Sweet Potato? Strange as it may seem, this is the name of a very young owl, the delightful protagonist of Sweet Potato by Susan Marie Chapman. She is a rebel because, unlike her two brothers, she does not eat crawly critters (she likes...

Ship of Blood: Mutiny and Slaughter Aboard the Harry A. Berwind, and the Quest for Justice by Charles Oldham tells the true-life story of three shipmates’ fight for justice. On a moonlit night in October 1905, the schooner Harry A. Berwind was found in distress....

Food allergies can be very serious. So many people of all ages have food allergies and we must show respect and care for those who have allergies. Why? Because these allergies can cause someone to become seriously ill and perhaps even die if not treated...

META Game On by Xander Black follows Cyrus and Everett through their adventures in an immersive online game set in “Brith”. Everett has just lost his job at Arctik Studios, and the gamers decide to utilize Everett’s insider knowledge to retrieve the Tome of Leto....

Dismantling Dispensationalism is 'a guide to better understanding the Last Days and the End Times' by Dr. Robert S. Morley. It is aimed at giving readers a better understanding of the end times in which we have been living since Christ. He covers several topics...

Rawhide Jake: Learning the Ropes (The Life and Times of Detective Jonas V. Brighton, 1) by JD Arnold is everything a western book should be and much more. This fictional story is based on the real life of Jonas Valentine Brighton. Jonas was also called...

We Do What We Must: Blood, Wine, and the Birth of the American Mafia in New Orleans is a work of fiction in the historical subgenre. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author Richard Robbins. The book is a...

Have you ever taken the time to critically evaluate the beliefs you hold or the depth of knowledge you have in various fields, or perhaps the reasons behind the foundation of both? While these are fundamental questions for the physical, intellectual, and even spiritual growth...

When I was offered the opportunity to read and review this memoir by Martin Frumkin, I was none too sure that a hippie’s journal about sex, drugs, and rock ‘n' roll as he searched for a higher consciousness was my cup of java. None of...