Has your business started marketing through mobile devices yet? Do you even know how to market on mobile devices? If you don’t, then this is the perfect book for you. Mobile Marketing explains exactly what you need to know about mobile marketing and how it’s...

Communicate to Inspire: A Guide for Leaders by Kevin Murray is a motivating guide for those who want to be achievers. Communication is an important aspect in growth and leadership skills. In this book, the author emphasizes the importance of conversations and how they have...

Strange and sinister events have been threatening Jebediah’s peaceful Amish community. It is not their way for individuals to take unorthodox action to solve the problems, but for love of his wife and unborn child, Jebediah will willingly bear the condemnation of his peers to...

Room of Fire by Jenn Rekka starts off innocently enough at a university with a professor and his assistant Laura going through the mail. Even though there is interesting mail and they end up in Europe, it all seems so pleasurable and relaxing. A gentlemen...

The Lunch Lady's Daughter by Roderick J. Robison is the story of Sarah McKinliy who is a shy girl. She starts her classes in a new school, H.C. Stonewelle Elementary School and tries her best to adjust to the new milieu. Sarah manages to do...

The peace of Far North New Zealand is interrupted when a secret discovery in an oil shale pit on a farm attracts a special kind of unwanted attention in Morris Leyland’s novel, Frack. Ariki Samuel is a specially trained warrior who performed special duty with...

Twelve Houses by Olga Soaje is the story told from a widow's perspective. As Amelia comes to terms with the death of her soul-mate Nathan, her life seems unbearable. She could not contemplate life without him and cannot move on. After thirty-five years of marriage...

In many ways this seems like a collection of nonsense which has been gathered together and published, but there is more to Time Sheets: A Collection of Poems by Stephen R. Wagner than meets the eye. The book begins in winter and slowly transforms from...

First Impression is the first title in the Shadow Maven Paranormal series written by Pauline Creeden. Chira is 16 and attends a prep school on scholarship. She lives with her mom, a waitress in the local diner, and her very unpleasant step-father. Her best friend,...

Manny The TV Watching Dog: Book 2, written by Linda Derkez and Mike Derkez, is a collection of three stories about Manny, a lovable dog. This collection begins with “Manny the Nanny Dog,” a short and humorous story about a day that the nanny is...

Flavours by Susan Mehra is lighthearted romantic comedy set in London. Steve and Rebecca work at the same coffee shop. They are both single and they develop an attraction to each other. In spite of their growing fondness for each other, both of them join...

Diets Suck! by Stephen Adelé is a motivational and inspirational book written as a dialogue between Daniel, the coach, and Audrey, the woman who wants to change her life by losing weight, improve her health, and live a more fulfilled life as a wife and...

Joe the Fisherman, written by Mairi McLellan, is the first book in the What Do the Grown-ups Do? series and this is the start of an incredible series geared for elementary girls. The Mackenzie girls - Ava, Skye, and Gracie - live in Scotland and...

Papa the Stockfarmer, written by Mairi McLellan, is the second book in the What Do the Grown-ups Do? series and this book depicts the time that the three Mackenzie sisters spend with their grandfather (Papa), learning about being a stockfarmer. The girls are curious about...

Sorting Myself: A Collection of Poetry by Sarahbeth Caplin is a soulful collection of powerful writing that covers diverse topics. This collection is a treat for poetry lovers who can revel in the magic of some wonderful imagery, exquisite usage of metaphor, and the multiple...

A Whisper on the Wind by Sandra H. Esch is the powerful depiction of love and drama in the life of Jo Bremley. Amber Leaf holds many painful memories for Jo Bremley because it reminds her of her husband and his death. She blames his...

Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus lived alone with their dog Blazer. They took him for long walks through the forest where they would enjoy the view of the brightly decorated Christmas trees. Both Mrs. Claus and Santa Claus did not know who decorated those trees...

An Evening With Grandpa by Diana Matlin a delightful story about how Annie is forced to stay at home because she is unwell. She feels sad, thinking of the long and boring evening at home with Grandpa while her family is having a good time...

“The Web is the biggest revolution in communication since the invention of print,” says Grant Leboff, author of Stickier Marketing: How to Win Customers in a Digital Age. Yesterday’s revered marketing concepts are debunked. For example, marketing efforts have evolved from transactions to engagement, the...

In his book, The Inclusion Imperative, Stephen Frost tells the story of bringing “real inclusion” to the Olympic and Paralympic Games of 2012, held in London, England. Recognized as an expert on inclusion, Mr. Frost was named as the Head of Diversity and Inclusion and...