Writer's block is inevitable at some, or several, stages of an author's career. Sharing ideas isn't commonplace out of fear that it might find its way into another person's work. For those who need a bit of inspiration, Jan Power emerges and comes to the...

In-Transit Passenger: Making the Journey Matter by Robert Babirad is a thought-provoking and insightful book about self-discovery and being true to the self. The author shares his past experiences and how they had hidden lessons to teach him after leaving his job in search of...

A must-read for fans of military history, warfare, and tactics, A Shau: Crucible of the Vietnam War by Jay Phillips is a fascinating and highly detailed account of the events, engagements, and people involved in this part of the Vietnam War from the early 1960s...

In 1976 Keith, a Vietnam veteran, and his wife Judy, a celebrated runner, were given the devastating news that their two-year-old son Aaron had leukemia. They both refused to give up on Aaron or believe the horrifying prognosis that his little body would eventually succumb...

Lance Greene's 48 Laws of Twenty-Twenty: 2020 Was a Scorpio in the Age of Aquarius is a self-help book that starts with a curious promise: to share with readers what everyone is talking about online and what they are not talking about — the opportunities....

Dale R Horton's collection, 109 Positive Poems and Quotes, is created to give the reader that necessary boost when they are feeling particularly low. Within its pages are many quotes and poems that speak positively to the reader. The subject matter varies from perseverance to...

Reading Qisas by A. A. Freda is like riding in a speeding truck with your family being pursued by the most dangerous people in the world. The action and complications never stop, and you are forever trying to figure out exactly what is going on....

In the lightning-moving Satan’s Gold, author Michael Ray Ewing plops us down into the action in the very first line and doesn’t stop until the surprising but gratifying ending. Tyler Jackson is a Quantico graduate now using his training to track down his rival Daemon’s...

There are shapes all around us. Everything has a shape. Even sea creatures have shapes: like the octopus with its rectangular eyes that help them escape danger. There are even boxfish that are, you guessed it, shaped like a box, the whale with its triangular-shaped...

Evasion: Book 1, The Considerable Destruction Series by Erica L Hernandez is an immediately engrossing science fiction novel. Heavy on interior and exterior conflict, this character-driven drama will capture your attention on the first page, and only gets better and deeper from there. The main...

Learning the alphabet is the first step that a child takes in learning to read and write. Having mastered this, children will communicate better and will be able to convey their ideas more clearly. With My Friends From A to Z: A Fun Way to...

Domino was supposed to be the next logical step in the development of artificial intelligence, a chance for people at the end of their rope healthwise to experience a second chance. The project was Kasei and Julissa's brainchild, funded by the federal government and the...

Everyone needs a friend – someone who loves to do the same things you enjoy, and just enjoys being around you. Louie, a young duck, had his cousins, but they didn’t like to ride the waves as he did. And sometimes they had to go...

In life, they say that there are two absolutes, death and taxes, but let's add another one, aging. In today's culture, people are living longer and very heavy decisions must be made about the care and well-being of our loved ones, particularly our parents. In...

Will and Maria Ames return to England, after their failed attempt to build a refuge for Inquisition victims. Instead of a warm welcome, they find only more trouble. Their recently fired lawyer, Nigel Chamberlain, has accused them of being secret Jews, which is true. He...

Eleonora and Joseph by Julieta Almeida Rodrigues is a passionate novel of love and revolution. In 1799, Eleonora Pimentel stands before the High Court of the Kingdom of Naples. She has been accused of treason. During her trial, Eleonora pens a memoir, giving details of...

Your Father Has Something to Tell You by Dave Riese is an unusual novel in that it reads much like a memoir, and yet Dave Riese assures us it is fiction. Despite his assurance that it is, in fact, a novel, lovers of great memoirs...

Family Redefined: Childhood Reflections on the Impact of Divorce by Kimberly Ewertz is a nonfiction book exploring the long-term effects of divorce on the children of broken marriages. Filled with excerpts from leading experts and interviews with those affected by the separation of their parents,...

Loving and Living Your Way Through Grief: A Comprehensive Guide to Reclaiming and Cultivating Joy and Carrying on in the Face of Loss (A Grief Recovery Handbook) by Emily Thiroux Threatt is a handy manual for readers who are grieving and have experienced loss and...

One Fine Day: Overcoming Adversity and Embracing the New Normal with Grace and Gratitude by Sameer Bhide is the heartrending story of the author's recovery that took him around the world many times. His journey was inclusive of the best of Western medicine, technology, and...