OMG. We Are Killing Babies - Society has two choices: The Baby Lives or The Baby Dies by J.R. Thompson discusses a very important yet controversial topic that seems to rise up every couple of years. I respect the stance of the author and how...

Let us rewind and go back to 1971, the year the Milwaukee Bucks won the Championship. From Coin Toss To Championship: 1971 - The Year of the Milwaukee Bucks by Rick Schabowski is an engaging book that gives details about the magical season, players' interviews,...

Mary Bernadette: Secrets of a Dallas Moon is told from the point of view of a couple of people involved in a secret mission during the Vietnam War. The main character is Mary Bernadette, a young Vietnamese orphan who was brutally murdered in 1971 with...

Ground Rules: A Friessen Family Short Story is the 20th book in The Friessen Legacy series by Lorhainne Eckhart. Jeremy and Tiffy are just a few days away from their wedding day and becoming a family. To say that tension is running high in the...

I Don't Want to Bully Anymore: A Young Person's Guide for the Bully and the Bullied by June Rousso, with illustrations by Maima Adiputri, is a children's book written in rhythmic lines from the point of view of a young child who is being bullied....

Anomaly: Beyond the Rabbit is the fourth book in The Rabbit Saga by Ellen C Maze. In this continuation of the story, the Rakum race has almost been wiped out. The only surviving members of this once powerful race are the two Elders, Kilmeade and...

Diary of a Death Doula: 25 Lessons the Dying Teach Us About the Afterlife by Debra Diamond Ph.D. is a first-hand account of what she experiences as a volunteer death doula for hospice, as well as what she encounters as a psychic medium. Diamond leads...

Combat to College by John H. Davis is an elegant, astoundingly clear guide to the successful completion of college-level studies, specifically directed at military veterans, who face perhaps the most difficult journey of any to achieve that coveted degree. What makes this an incredible challenge...

A cynical journalist's travel plans change course when on a whim he visits a prognosticator in the phenomenal sleuth mystery, Florida Man: A Story From the Files of Alexander Strange (The Strange Files) by J. C. Bruce. As a newspaper columnist, Alexander Strange writes about...

This War Within My Mind: Based on the blog The Bipolar Battle by John Poehler is an engaging book that opens up about the author's life of living with bipolar disorder and how he was able to successfully deal with it because of the right...

Wolf's Head Bay - Journey of the Courageous Eleven: The Race for Home is the second book of the series by Jeffery Allen Boyd. Picking up where the first book left off, the story of Jeremy and his friends continues as they try to get...

Isolation & Depression is a short work of self-help non-fiction penned by co-author team Peri Matthew and Laval Martin MSW RSW. Offering “Strategies for Coping with the Effects of Chronic or Situational Depression resulting from Self Isolation” in the time of the coronavirus initial outbreak,...

Into His Presence, Volume 1: Encountering the God of the Patriarchs by Napoleon Burt is a non-fiction Christian book that elaborates on the documented biblical accounts of patriarchs like Adam, Noah, and Abraham, just for starters, placing them along a historical timeline to show how...

Katy, her sisters Lacey and Charlotte, and friend Sharron love to ice skate. When their mother takes them to Griffin Pond to skate, the girls encounter five older boys who are up to no good. One of the boys grabs Katy inappropriately. The girls escape...

Revived Failure: Iran's Reality After the American Withdrawal of the Nuclear Deal is a work of non-fiction in the government and politics sub-genre, and was penned by author Fazle Chowdhury. Written for adult audiences due to the sophistication and complexity of ideas, this informative discussion...

Michael: A Horseless Horsemen Novel by Ross C. Miller is a spellbinding story that features great writing, a plot that transforms the story into a page-turner and unforgettable characters. Rita responds to the call to an event and finds herself bound to an odd chair....

“We owned the hill. We paid too much.” With starkly compelling photographs to emphasize his equally starkly compelling words, Leonard Adreon tells a story about his wartime service in Korea as a Hilltop Doc. Corpsman. This was not a job with which he was initially...

Bluestream: A Novel of Houston at the Turn of the Millennium by Michael Jungman has eight main characters and they all have a spot in the downfall of a large company in Houston. Bluestream is the new big thing that was supposed to be their...

Life's Curves: When the Present Triggers the Past by Celia A. Milano is a non-fiction memoir that chronicles the multi-faceted life of Francesca “Fran” Brizzi from her youth through to today. The return of Fran's childhood friend in late 2019 from a photoshoot in Italy...

Laodicea: Why the World Is Not Yet Ready for the Second Coming by B. Lising is a thought-provoking and engaging book to help readers understand the Lord Jesus's one and only message before his Second Coming. The word Laodicea is coined from two Greek words,...