Author Roxanne Rowe shares her own personal story in A Walk With Schizophrenia. She shares how she began to experience symptoms during her senior year of high school and depressive moments even years earlier. She was split between her parents at a early age and...

Five teens, the best of friends, find that they are not only friends, but they have a mission in life. They are Spirit Warriors - they can move their own spirit to share the body of an animal, then back to their own body. What...

Boundless Sea, book three of the Sacred Breath Series by Nadia Scrieva, starts us off on a sad note. The pregnant queen and her sister are still missing and the kingdom of Adlivun is in turmoil. The world has been made aware of the existence...

In Crooked Paths by Barb McIntyre, we meet special ladies. They are good friends and give unerring loyalty to each other, no matter the outcome. Pris, Elizabeth, Pat, and Anita are good friends. They have experienced some mighty challenges throughout their lives, not least of...

74 Lakeview Avenue by Barb McIntyre is a book written from the perspective of a superintendent named Earnest as he retells the stories of his residents and the struggles they hide behind closed doors (which he acquires in less than honest ways). Through a series...

Making Arrangements by Brent Eliot Parker gives the reader an in-depth peek into the world of a family mortuary business. When his father died, Colin was working in Boston, unwilling to take over the business. But, when Colin returns to sell the funeral home, he...

Nostalgia ain't what it used to to be, or so they say. Young Americans in the 1960s experimented with new lifestyles and drugs, and challenged ideas about love, sex, war, and peace. And Patrick Golden was in the middle of it all at bohemian, liberal...

In The Chain, the first book in The Kinship Series by Robin Lamont, Jude Brannock is an animal rights investigator heading to Bragg Falls to retrieve a video secretly filmed by Frank Marino, a slaughterhouse employee. But when she gets to Bragg Falls, she discovers...

You Can't Pay Bills With Food Stamps takes the reader deep into the issues of living in poverty. Having to go without is natural and ever getting anything above the norm would have been considered a luxury. Learning how to get food tickets and selling...

Invisible Restraints by B.L. Bailey is based on the author's true story. In this book the author speaks about losing her father and trying to replace that relationship she shared with her father by falling in love with different men. In this book we come...

The System is the story of a young man named John Ash who, after suffering two automobile accidents, was sucked into the mess known as the American criminal justice system. David Ash presents a sobering account of what it is like to find yourself caught...

After The Final Rose Has Fallen (The Beyond Lost Poetry Series) by David Ash is a collection of poems that showcase the various moods of the poet. The importance of a woman's role in a man's life is another theme that has been covered in...

Jim Allen expresses his fears for the future of this country in his book, Nothing is as it Appears, it's all Smoken Mirrors. “Somewhere in the Constitution it says that when government is no longer for the People, by the People, It is the People’s...

Dog Days: Tales of Humility (Tiny Epic Adventures) by Bill Calhoun will delight readers with the adventures of Bailey, the Bulldog and the empowering messages the author conveys subtly through the story. Bailey, the Bulldog, Harry, the Beagle, and Beatrice, the Poodle, are locked up...

Bill Calhoun has written a very engaging and beautiful book in Ponderings on Lily Pads: Tales of Belonging. He engages the reader with a older, wiser frog that shares stories with the younger frogs to help them grow into maturity. Sharing stories seems natural for...

The Travels Of Timothy Turtle: A Tale of Togetherness (Tiny Epic Adventures) by Bill Calhoun is the cheerful story of Timothy the turtle. Timothy gets separated from his family on the day of their beach picnic. He gets picked up by a boy on the...

Vaya Dauphin’s novel, The Turquoise Tattoo, is a mystical tale set in North Island, New Zealand. Scarlet Flint’s mother is dead and she is left by her absentee father in the care of her Aunt Sarah. The young woman is telepathic and before her departure...

Children's book: A Nature Trio: Three Stories For Children (bedtime stories for children) by Roderick J. Robison is a collection of short stories and poems which introduces young readers to animal life including animal habits and environment. The stories also introduce readers to the concepts...

They say you can’t go back, but for Tina McCoy, going home after 15 years turned out to be everything she could have wanted. Home Again, Home Again by Nadine Christian is a touching story about a young woman from an isolated spot - Pitcairn...

Debbie Watson grew up living close to an Amish community and was friends with one of the Amish families. Throughout her young life Debbie had always admired the Amish way of life and she spent a lot of time in the Beiler family home. It...