Murdered on the Streets of Tombstone by Joyce Aros is an intriguing book about one of the most controversial events in America's late 1800s. Readers are transported to a Midwest lifestyle of cowboys, frontier men and women, farmers, raiders, saloons, gambling, and of course gunmen....

Kid Ninja and the Notorious Nine by M. L. Hollaway speaks about bullying and the pain and hardship it causes to the person who is undergoing it. This is the story of Kevin, a fifth-grade student who is bullied in school every day. Kevin...

Molly and the Magic Suitcase: Molly Goes to Thailand (Volume 3) by Chris Oler is about the adventures of Molly and her brother Michael. Both Molly and Michael love traveling and exploring the world using their magic suitcase. In this story, they discover the beauty...

How to Defend Yourself in 3 Seconds (or Less!): The Self Defense Secrets You NEED to Know! (Self Defense & Martial Arts) by Phil Pierce is a no-nonsense guide on how to defend yourself. Unlike other books in this category, Phil Pierce does one great...

David Tish's book Madame Charmaine (The Sheldon Beasley Series) takes an all-too-familiar story line and adds some interesting twists that make the book enjoyable. Nebraska youths Sheldon Beasley, Jimmy Blaze, Bull Evenshot, and Tabby Moore discover a rusty old padlocked trunk and assume they have...

From Grief to Glory an "Otto-Biography" by Otto Rieke is an amazing story and one that will pull you in from the first sentence. Rieke, in his author bio, says it better than anyone else could. "Whether by circumstance, disposition or both, Otto Rieke has...

Peter is not just the boy who never grew up. In fact, he’s a young boy who has been treated badly. Tinkerbell, on the other hand, is not just a fighter as she’s always been known. Instead, she’s a flighty debutante with not much of...

Civil War in Colorado has only been over for a short time, and Leah is through with anything that has to do with the war. And especially anything medical, since she helped her father, who was a surgeon, take care of the medical conditions of...

People are always searching for all kinds of questions in life, but I’ll bet this one little book called Zidbits: Learn Something New Today will blow your mind. You are sure to find answers to some of the not so important questions you have had...

Three months ago, amateur sleuth Tandy Angel solved the murder of her parents. Now, a few months free of the mood altering drugs she'd been forced to take by her father, she is faced with other problems. Her older brother, the football hero, is in...

Advances in medical science ought to be a wonderful thing, however, it is often a nightmare, because it pulls a patient in a thousand different directions with just as many options to choose from. Choosing the options and treatments that best fit your particular situation...

Donna Kauffman's latest edition of the Cupcake Club series is Honey Pie, a book about two seeming misfits who find one another. Honey has come from Oregon, following the death of her Aunt Bea whom she loved like a parent. Her old Volkswagen Beetle breaks...

Street Smart Vegan is definitely an eye opener. The cover is clever and smart, and gives you a good look at what is inside the pages of this informative and descriptive detailing of going vegan. Jay Wesley Anderson uses smooth and welcoming logic to get...

Make Money with Your iPhone: 100+ Money-Making Apps and Ideas is an all-inclusive guide to how to make money easily by using your iPhone. As the book delves into the world of smart phone money making, you get a basic understanding of the tools you...

Little Time Capsule: An Anthology of Unearthed Poetry is an engaging, approachable, and emotionally jarring book of poetry from the debut poet Devonte Gardner. Gardner’s poetry celebrates the journey of overcoming the obstacles imposed by oneself and society in order to be who you are...

Unattended Heart by Quen Benoit is the story of Pamela who feels that nobody listens to her and she is a stranger in her own home. She feels like walking away from her home. She is always looking for answers regarding her life. The book...

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...