In “The Corruption of Innocence”, written by Lori St. John, readers will follow the battle to stop the execution of an innocent man. The author was a practicing CPA when she felt the calling to study law. Her field of expertise is as a defense...

"Scandal in the Night" by Elizabeth Essex is a piece that gives the reader a glimpse into the life of a Scottish lass Catriona and the second son of a British noble, Thomas Jellicoe, and the life that might have been enjoyed if one...

"Constantine and the Summer of Lies: A Novella" by Lisa Rusczyk is an interesting tale interspersed with mystery, intrigue and cats. The story is about Celina and the crazy cat lady Silly Sally at whom she throws an egg by mistake. Silly Sally asks her...

The Devil's Duel is written by Alexander St. Angelo. This story explores the battle between good and evil in a modern setting. Satan has a new plan in mind. To get the ball rolling, he creates a son whom he calls Joshua. Along with this,...

In "Murder in Black and White," the authors Loretta Jackson and Vickie Britton introduce us to Sheriff Jeff McQuede of Coral County. When a class photo goes missing in the newly remodeled museum, it sets off the curiosity button in the sheriff's brain. He wonders...

"Impulsive" is a short story written by Christine McGreggor. It tells the story of Kara Steward who is attracted towards bad boys, but then she meets Thomas Campbell, who is the very opposite of the guys she had liked in the past. She likes impulsive,...

“The Light: A Novel” by Robert Hammond is a novel with metaphysical undertones. It depicts the wild ride of the heroin-addicted life of Abel Adams, the son of an affluent black family that struggled with his identity in a predominantly white community in the 60s....

"Family Matters" by Georgina Sellwood is about one woman's journey and adjustment with the concept of family. Bonnie Blakley had a troubled childhood. As she was moved from foster home to foster home, she was often mistreated and forced to take care of misbehaving children....

There are as many definitions of poetry as there are poets. Poetry is an artistic expression unlike any other. Some research suggests that poetry predates literature, starting out as songs and oral traditions of storytelling. Why poetry? The art of a few simple, well-chosen words...

"I'm a Bee" by Mark Anderson is a delightful rhyming book that sweetly describes the many encounters with different bugs and animals that a little girl makes. First meets a bee, a frog, a bug, a cow, a dog, a butterfly, a spider, a flea,...

“5 Simple Steps to Get Out of Debt: Live Debt-Free & Experience Financial Freedom” by Violet James is a testament to this entrepreneur’s 20+ years of financial and business activities. James says that you must be committed to a strategic plan of debt reduction. Her...

“Agitated!,” a book written by Cindy Bandy O’Brien, will be enjoyed by children of all ages. One can read it to them over and over again while also teaching them coping skills. The book begins by stating that several times throughout the day you may...

“How to Write Your First Business Plan: With Outline and Templates Book” by Boomy Tokan is the definitive guide to transforming your entrepreneurial ideas into a business proposal that attracts investors. Drafting a business plan can be daunting. But if you have an expert explaining...

Jimmy Meets Mephistopheles by Krystal Kuehn is about guitarist Jimmy who wants to be a rock star and attain fame and glory. He is highly ambitious and wants to reach his goal at any cost because he knows fame could get him all the powers...

Hope Is Within Reach; Overcoming the Challenges of Austism Spectrum Disorder is written by Jamie Scheid. This book was designed for parents but marketable to all readers wanting to gain more insight on Autism Spectrum Disorder. The design, layout and formatting of the book is...

Tumbling Stones by Carol Clark Roberts is a novel about the perfect family. Phil is a respected and well liked college professor; his wife Anne stays in their lovely home, taking care of her children and catering to her husband. Their perfect world comes crashing...

The Sands of Saladin by J A M Nolla recounts the Battle of Crete in 1941 when the Middle East is burning fiercely. Nazi Germany launches an airborne invasion of Crete under the code name Operation Mercury, a strategy and tactic authorized by Adolf Hitler...

Poison by Jordyn Redwood follows Keelyn Samuels as she tries to create a future for herself after a brutal and traumatic event tore her family apart. She is ready to lay her past to rest and start a life with her fiancé, Lee Watson, but...

In A Shark in Calle Ocho, author Joe Curtis shows the reader the underbelly of life on the hard streets of Miami. Bob McKaren,a mild mannered accountant, is sick of his boring and drab life. On the spur of the moment he makes a decision....

Elfs in a Conquered Realm by Anna Del C. Dye is an impressive tome amongst her collection of stories from the Elf world. Elfs in a Conquered Realm covers many years, and reintroduces some of the characters from Dye’s prior works. The epilogue covers centuries,...