Being in a state of change and constant growth just might be the best way to live and I Transform, You Transform: A Self Improvement Autobiography To Help You by Andrew Bushard presents a compelling argument of exactly that idea. Andrew uses the places where...

The Hive by Gill Hornby is a funny and in your face, yet touching novel, showing that even though you might leave high school, the drama, social circles, betrayal, and cliques never really leave you. I got to listen to the audio-book, which was AWESOME....

Charles Rawlings knows relationships. He knows that they are complicated, that men and women tend to think differently, and that having a relationship with one person is probably one of the hardest things to successfully do in this world. In It Really Is That Complicated,...

Watching porn and pleasuring oneself doesn’t really hurt anyone and an addiction to it won’t kill you. That’s what Detective Robyn Tate thought too, in Malicious by James Raven, until she received an email from the “Slave Master” using her daughter’s hacked email account. Slaving...

Isabella & Penelope by Maggie Grinnell is the story of the bonding between Isabella and Penelope, a caterpillar. Isabella has lost her father in a plane crash. She is sad about the loss but the timely entrance of Penelope into her life helps her overcome...

Kevin J. Anderson has mastered the witty, tongue in cheek kind of humor that makes you emit a dry chuckling laugh, as opposed to the "rolling on the floor" moments of a lot of slapstick humor. I haven't read his previous two books in the...

The once powerful Alliance of Azimuth is greatly threatened by Hideux and his Nightlander army. Rostand, spy for the Alliance, infiltrates the enemy’s base of Cistern on the moon Andromeda. While scouring the base for information, Kira Chand, a prisoner on the base and one...

Art from Uranus by Rob Coxon is a book containing images with the author’s paintings and descriptions of what they represent. The book starts with a humorous written foreword by Ms. Denise Gold, followed by an introduction in which the author presents his journey from...

Self-Sabotage? What Is It, Why We Do It, When We Do It, How to Overcome It? by Cris Baker is a self-help motivational book that guides the reader into the all aspects of the self-sabotage mechanism. It is something that we all have and its...

Mary Carter's latest novel, Three Months in Florence, offers the reader a breathtaking glimpse into the potential for marital disaster. Lena Wallace has been married to her husband Alex for sixteen years. They have seemingly been kind and gentle years of love, children, and commitment....

Greenburg is a bankrupt northeastern town. The ones that have the means to move to a better place are long gone, leaving behind the ones that could not. Businesses struggle. To make do during the tough times, people turn to an experimental program: housing non-violent...

A Big Sky Christmas by William W. Johnstone and J.A. Johnstone is an adventurous, exhilarating Western novel, which introduces readers into the lives of American Frontier men and woman. A rough and tough frontiersman-drifter stumbles across a town in Kansas City, Missouri, only planning to...

The Employer: A Novelization by Frank Merle is a very different psychological thriller. The Carcharias Corporation is a company that people know very little about. Five people are interviewed by 'the Employer' for a job with no description and each one is thrilled to be...

A fun and intriguing drama combo mystery, Impact is a hard hitting 'who done it' that makes you want to buckle up and ride right along with Detective Sergeant Noah Harkham. He's got a bit of a troubled past, with the ghost of his old...

Flight of the Uberbites: No Time for an Epiphany by Ms Gabriele Martin is set in a small quaint town, Pastacula, in Italy. Algernon Uberbite, along with his wife, son, and two dogs leaves England to hide from Instapol. He decides to stay in Pastacula...

Princess Madeline and the Dragon (Princess Madeline Series) by Kirstin Pulioff is the last book in the Madeline series. Like the previous two Madeline books, the author has written a fantasy story filled with adventure and magic. The author has added everything that makes it...

The Intricate Art of Soap Making by Julia B. Daniels is a guide showing those interested in this craft how to make homemade soaps, what tools and equipment they need, how to start their own soap making business, as well as ten recipes to get...

Eye Spy (Sojourning Souls) is a paranormal fantasy written by Kevin J. Hallock. Steph and C.J. Campbell live on Apple Island, on the family farm. They're survivors of a violent attack that claimed the lives of their parents and left the two siblings emotionally damaged....

The Oak of Wisdom by Elizabeth Gautier is a charming short story, which introduces readers to the concepts of faith and religion. This book also helps in developing listening and interpersonal skills in young children. Children, like some adults, often feel left out, misguided, unloved,...

On one normal day, River, Freak, and Fiona are startled to find a couch sitting by the curb near their bus stop. Despite some questionable stains, the kids explore their new find diligently, pulling out everything from fish hooks to a rare, zucchini colored crayon....