Confessions of a Prodigal Daughter by Sarahbeth Caplin is about the personal journey of the author who, though a Jewish by birth, was drawn towards Jesus. She was brought up in a conservative Catholic town with strict Jewish values. The book tells you how the...

The Others by Kristin Bryant is one of those books I couldn’t put down once I started. It has an interesting blend of Christianity and Aliens. Ryen, Claire, Chase, and Mateo are inhabitants of Zhimeya, who are the last of the bunch sent to...

Smart Girl, Dumb Love by Kelsye Nelson is a collection of three very humorous short stories. Each story is completely different from the other, but all three are equally interesting. From the first story, about pulling out your dirty laundry after the first date, instead...

Embryo by J.A. Schneider, a medical thriller, begins innocently enough with a pregnant woman walking to work in New York City. Suddenly horrible things start to happen to her. Her mouth fills with blood, she is hit by waves of dizziness and nausea, her legs...

Brain2Body Lifestyle, Nutrition and Exercise Manual by Simon Maryan is an informative manual that guides readers through mind and body training in order to achieve a healthier and fitter lifestyle. The book covers some main aspects of the subject: how to lose weight through periodic...

All You Need Is Life by Leonard Ryzman is a collection of jokes that are based on the simple things that happen in our daily life. Leonard Ryzman takes these simple things and narrates them in a totally different way and turns them into a...

The Lost Dogs: The Long Road is the third in the lost dog series by Christopher Holt. It is intended for elementary-aged children and it will definitely hold the interest of both boys and girls. The reader learns that a science experiment has somehow gone...

The Greatest Lessons from the Martial Arts, compiled by Tim Johnson for the Martial Arts Lineage Project, is a thoughtful collection of quotes and testimonials focusing on the proper mindset required for those pursuing Martial Arts and the wide range of possible benefits associated with...

The Dust: Book II: Pursuit by David H. Sharp picks up right where The Dust: Book I: Bloodlust leaves off. This episode of the series is every bit as captivating as was the first book, and I’ll be mighty surprised if Book III isn’t also...

Rekindling the flame of romance and keeping it alive over a long-term relationship, is virtually impossible without a foundation of intimacy. In Gateway to Intimacy by Edward M. Gomez, the reader will learn that the key to creating and sustaining an amorous connection is not...

A Man Down was written by Sgt. Clyde Hoch and is the biography of several military heroes. The names may not be familiar to most readers but each of the men lost his life while serving in the military. Ray Ira Haas and the author...

Dreamers is a title given to a certain set of people in a research study. They have the ability to change facts in their dreams and to actually enter and interact with the dream almost as if they were awake. The research study has...

What would happen if imagination dried up and people could no longer feel happiness? The Spirit of Imagination by S.A. Tawks describes the situation when Emily Rainn, a young woman looking for work, discovers the answer the hard way when she meets John Crawford and...

'Better Bokashi: ...better earth' by Todd Veri is an insight into the indoor method of recycling waste food which turns any food waste into a good nutrient for the soil. The book takes you step by step through the whole process, commencing with waste collection,...

Creatures of Fire: Demons Die Harder by J.B. Brooklin is the story of Sariel Baldwin, a half demon, as yet unaware of this fact until the arrival of a demon named Alexander into her life. Alexander has been contracted to kill her uncle, but in...

Harry and the Wounded Elephant by J. Robinson is, as the title suggests, Harry's encounter with a wounded elephant. The story describes how Harry becomes the elephant's friend and details his life as a wood cutter. The dark part in the book is when his...

The HBE Way is about the implications of working from home, for both the employer and the employee. Phillip Dolan uses the 2013 decision by Yahoo in which it recalled all its work-from-home employees back to the office. Yahoo cited that working from the office,...

Author Thomas Hagedorn begins his narrative in 1783. Just after the end of the Revolutionary War, the United States had so many debts that it was unable to give back pay to Army officers and enlisted men who had fought during the war, let alone...

Running with the Enemy is a historical/military thriller set in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War and is written by Lloyd Lofthouse, a Vietnam veteran. Ethan Card is a decorated Marine who has fallen in love with Tuyen, a Vietnamese woman. Their affair has been...

Filled with astonishing photographs presented by underwater photographer Charles E. Rawlings, Living Shells is a fantastic blend of art and science. Separated into sections by different shell types, this book will captivate you with several colorful, mesmerizing pictures of each kind of shell. Not only...