Tales Untold by D.B. Carter, Janie Kang, Jessica Hopson, et al. is a scavenger hunt for all your favorite myths and legends. From the well-known to the virtually unknown, this book takes a look at chilling tales from different cultures. It will transport you to...

Makings: Explorations in the Poetry of Thought by Steven Henry Miller is true to its title in exploring the crossing paths of poetry and philosophy. The book is divided into five sections. The first part presents aphorisms and literary fragments, from simple thoughts such as...

Christmas in Eagle Bend is a work of fiction in the holiday and family drama subgenres and forms the fifth part of the ‘Tis the Season book series. The work is best suited to adult readers and contains some sensitive subject matter such as a...

One Dark Soul: Heartbreaking Revenge is a work of fiction in the Christian fiction, historical, and interpersonal drama genres, and is the third and final book of The Dark Moon Trilogy. Penned by author Anna Faversham, this intriguing tale delves into a complex web of...

Two Floors Above Grief: A Memoir of Two Families in the Unique Place We called Home by Kevin O’Connor is the best self-published memoir I’ve read this year. This concerns a family of undertakers and provides an examination of the day-to-day concerns of family life...

The Chosen: Earth’s Fire Stone is a work of fiction in the fantasy, religious and theological adventure subgenres. The work is best suited to mature adult readers and was penned by author Brandy Marks. Using Christian themes and theology as its basis for adventure, the...

Insurrection is a work of fiction in the science fiction, action, and adventure subgenres, and forms the third novel in the Records of the Argos series. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Michael J. Farlow. In...

In Is This What I Really Want? Silvia Araya shares her experiences about what it takes to find the relationship you so richly deserve. There is an old saying that relates: Be careful what you ask for because you might get it. Therefore, asking ourselves...

In writing Paris: Secret Gardens, Hidden Places, and Stories of the City of Light, Mary McAuliffe points out that Paris has a long and fascinating history. Known as the City of Light, the City of Love, the Capital of Fashion, the Lady of Iron and...

A Gherkinary, Squeaktastic, and Cluckendary Odyssey Cubed: League of Heroes as Chicken Man, Pickle Man, and the Rat of Justice by Joseph Lupton chronicles the adventures of Joseph, a one-of-a-kind 3-in-1 superhero. When his arch-nemesis, Lord Darkenstein, breaks out from a dimensional prison and gathers...

Treat yourself to a cozy murder mystery novel in the upcoming holiday season with Forecast of Gold and Murder: Secrets of the Pirate Mountain by Anya Magnusson. Due to her husband's job in Puerto Rico, Samy moves to the small mountainous town of Andantera, where...

Secret Santa Claus Club by Jeff Janke is destined to become a family tradition handed down for generations. The story follows a young girl starting at age four as she shares her Christmas memories. Her first magical Christmas gift is a brand-new bike from Santa...

Thomas Sweatt: Inside the Mind of DC's Most Notorious Arsonist by Jonathan Riffe takes you to Washington DC, which was the scene of a terrifying spate of arson attacks between 1980 and 2005, before the perpetrator was finally arrested. Confessing to more than 340 fires...

Pet owners know the great joys that are involved in sharing life with a beloved pet. Unfortunately, with all those joys comes the inevitable day when they will need to say goodbye. In Bunny Russell's book I Love You: A Tale of Comfort Now and...

Little Miss Fortune is Sans Emmert's theory about the infamous JonBenét Ramsey murder mystery. Damon is a man haunted by past family secrets that eventually led to the suicide of his father. An inherently creative person, he pursues a career as a budding writer, eager...

Over the last decade or so, the rising influence of social media, the global climate crisis, and a devastating pandemic have made it difficult for leaders and CEOs to keep pace with the increasing cultural and societal changes impacting companies and the general public. Top-level...

Sarah Chislon introduces Jessa in the Tattoo of Crimson: Blood of the Fae Book 1. Her best friend Ibbie, who has been struggling with depression, exposes a crimson tattoo to Jessa. The “Crimson Tattoo Killer,” a serial killer in the Kingdom of Byren, had marked...

T-Rex Trouble Activity Book: The Adventurous Kids series by Arushi Bhattacharjee is a fun activity book where kids can color the pictures on each page and work out the puzzles. There are pages for coloring, counting, solving word puzzles, crosswords, and storybook activities. Learn new...

In Myth Takes: Rhyme and Reason in the Age of Entitlement by Agee, the poems are flashbacks to the times of the mythical Greek gods and kings and explore their traits and fetishes. For instance, Zeus, King of Olympus, had a weakness in controlling his...

“Why didn’t anyone want to eat at the restaurant on Makemake?” Young readers love a good riddle, but for this one, perhaps it’s a good idea to learn something about a dwarf planet named Makemake. And perhaps one should learn how to pronounce it: “Mahk-ay-Mahk-ay.”...