In The Plasma by Kamalendu Malaker, James Wilberforce left the Caribbean in search of a better life in the United States. He worked hard, fell in love, had a family and built a successful business that raises and sells animals for the research field. His...

Teilhard de Chardin: The Search For The Light In Evolution is a work of non-fiction by author Bernard J Fleury. The book forms Volume three in the Called into Life by the Light Series, and focuses mainly on philosophical issues posited by religion and belief....

Princess the cat is here to share her scary, but educational adventure that reveals the origin of her name! As a comfortable de-clawed house cat, her foster mom would not allow Princess to roam the outdoors for fear she would not be able to protect...

Treat Her Right by Jeremy Zon is a short non-fiction book on one of the most important issues facing all of us today. Consisting of nine chapters, it covers a lot of ground regarding the usually complex relationship between a man and a woman. And...

EAT HOT...LOOK HOT™️ The Starter Cookbook: A Beginner’s Guide with 60 Delicious Recipes, Shopping Guides and Tips to Lose Weight Easily, The Hot Way! is a nonfiction cooking and food book written by Alessandra Solis. This book is designed to work with her previously published...

The Amazing Adventures of 4¢ Ned by Benjamin Laskin is Book One of the Coinworld series. Ned Nickel is missing a penny and none of the other coins want anything to do with him. The future of money is looking pretty darned worthless right now...

If you guessed from the title, The Rabbi Wore Bell-bottoms, that this “novel memoir”, as it’s been categorized by author Art Novak, is going to be a fun read, you are right. It’s fun, yes, but it’s also uniquely serious, and as such will have...

Nineteen Hundred Days by Florence Osmund is, at its core, a coming-of-age story but with a more unusual storyline than most. Ben is twelve years old and his sister Lucy is just six when their father and mother fail to return home one day. The...

Barnabas Tew and the Case of the Nine Worlds by Columbkill Noonan is a rather unique blend of mythology and mystery. This is the second novel Noonan has written about the Victorian private detective Barnabas Tew and his friend Wilfred Colby. In this installment, the...

Icicle is back with her family in the storybook Icicle Dreams (And Discovers Dreams Do Come True) by R.W. Thompson. Icicle wanted to be famous like her older sister, Fluffy, who was a good swimmer and faster than a leopard seal. Icicle was not a...

The Christmas spirit has filled the streets of Copper Bluff, South Dakota and on the horizon for local college English professor Emmeline Prather is an upcoming concert of the Jazz Underground. A Very Merry Murder by Mary Angela is a cozy sleuth novel, the third...

My Pashtun Rabbi: A Jew's Search for Truth, Meaning, and Hope in the Muslim World by David Eden is a book that takes a completely different look into the Muslim world. While most writers show a side of the Muslim world that the propaganda media...

Cellini - Freedom Fighter: This Is His True Life Story by Mick J Prodger is a non-fiction biography on the life of Vito Cellini. Mick explains in the Foreword that anyone with a knowledge of firearms will immediately recognize Vito’s name for his inventions and...

Missing in Michigan by April A Taylor is a paranormal mystery and the first book in the Alexa Bentley Paranormal Mysteries. What, exactly, is Alexa Bentley? Psychic? A medium? She can talk to ghosts and everywhere she goes, she finds them – or they find...

Marnia Gonzalez is the daughter of the ex-President of Mexico. After she is kidnapped and brutally assaulted by cartel criminals and rescued by the legendary Hero of Cozumel, Commander Jacob Edwards of the U.S. Coast Guard, Marnia makes a decision that will change her life...

Melo: The Quest for the Flaming Red Flower by Lehann Anderson is a beginning reader’s book about adventure, outer space quests, and making new friends. In it we meet Melo, a cute blue alien from Mars who lives a life much like a child on...

The history of music traces itself back to the beginnings of human society. People have always felt the need to sing, to dance or move to a certain beat. It’s a long, complex history, which can’t be fully explained or revealed in a single book,...

"The end of the world began with a rotten banana." In The Fruit Of Thy Womb by Lori R. Lopez, the world is getting hotter, people are starving, nations feud over the limited sources of water, and plagues are on the rise. Disgruntled Ziggy Boyle...

Jeopardy in Geneva: JJ Bennett, Junior Spy, Book 2 is an action and adventure thriller novel for children and preteens written by Alba Arango. While JJ’s father was currently working on an assignment in Bern, he and Maggie’s mother, Ms. Hernandez, had decided to have...

Bedlam in Berlin: JJ Bennett Junior Spy, Book 3 is an action and adventure thriller for young adults and preteens written by Alba Arango. JJ couldn’t believe that the beautiful and deadly blonde teen KGB agent, Ivana, was there in the Berlin Tegel Airport, briefly...