Susan Davis has written an informative book for all pet owners in Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation for Animals. The book is beautifully organized so that the reader can get the history of physical therapy (PT) in general and then understand PT as it applies specifically...

Kyra Halland's The Lost Book of Anggird takes the reader on a journey to a world in which magic exists - but the magic is a complicated balancing act, and something is not right with the balance anymore. The scholar Roric, and his new translator...

Philip Roth – The Continuing Presence: New Essays on Psychological Themes is chock-full of psychological analyses of the main author Philip Roth. Sometimes life imitates art or vice versa. In the case of Mr. Roth, art really imitates life. His written works, including “I Married...

Big Honey Dog Mysteries: A Secret in Time by H.Y. Hanna is the second full-length novel in this enjoyable series featuring Great Dane sleuth, Honey, and her multifarious gang of dog friends. A Secret in Time takes place at the Royal Dog Show, returning to...

The Executioner's Hood by Loretta Jackson and Vickie Britton is a tale of intrigue, mystery and murder. Phil Grayson, respected judge and collector of Old West memorabilia, is found dead with an executioner's hood over his head – a hood that has come from his...

The First Madam President by Kenneth J. Kerr shows us what it is like for the President of the United States when she is the first woman leader of the country. Like any man, she is charged with having to work with the party across...

Questioning Protocol: How One Mom Dispensed Equal Doses of Humor, Humility, and Corporate Smarts to Help Her Family Navigate Their Health Care Crisis by Randi Redmond Oster brings you health care solutions from a mother's point of view. No parent wants to think about a...

Barbara Lopuszynski’s book, Angel and Brie, is a sassy, heart-warming yet sad story of two young teen girls from very different backgrounds: each dealing with being in foster care. Each one is experiencing rejection, lack of love and parental care, and dreams of the day...

Love! Laugh! Panic! by Rosemary Mild is a delightful memoir about life with a vibrant but controlling Jewish mother. The author's mother was a talented journalist who had high expectations for her two children. The author, Rosemary, was a child who had a very difficult...

Francesca and Drew met under unfavorable circumstances when Drew splashed Francesca while on her way to work. But for these two lonely people, unfavorable slowly turns to pleasant when they start going out with each other. Growing up with a hateful mother, Francesca closes off...

Everyone looks different and behaves differently too. It’s what makes us unique as individuals. That is what Sarah Curry Rathel shares in her children’s book called There’s Something Different About My Hair. This fun story does not have an action or drama setting like other...

Above the Darkness by Sarah Morrisette is a fascinating read. I am not usually attracted to books with fantastical content, but this book has an endearing character by the name of Elizabeth. Elizabeth Murphy is a child, but a child with adult discrimination. While her...

Corky Gives the Whole Scoop on the Facts of Life by Terri Shearer Trenchard is a humorous take on girls and their growing stages which covers menstruation, pimples, bras, and much more that girls of the age group 9-13 experience. This lighthearted book guides young...

Ezra Beckitt is a man approaching retirement. In fact, he’s one day away when this story starts, yet to him it seems like only yesterday that he was donning that uniform for the first time. Flashing back through Ezra’s life shows us the adventure that...

May is looking for a Granny (My Family & me - parents, grandparents, kids & pets interaction in the family- ages 3-8 Beginner Readers series) by Michal Or is a delightful story of May that will put a smile on the faces of readers. The...

Unwell by Marie Chow is written as the confession of a mother-to-be to her unborn child about her decision to not to be a mother. From the first pages, her life unfolds with all the sufferings and happy moments, achievements and failures, love stories and...

Come join Devin and the villagers, the soldiers, and Bjornmen in this riveting tale of the Fae, most commonly known over the years as fairies. Devin and his mother travel through the woods, after escaping an abusive father and husband, hitching a ride on a...

Nathan Frost is the hero of The Incendiary Agent, an espionage thriller written by Joseph C. Reiss. By day, he works undercover as the funder for scholarships for students from Israel and the Middle East. At night, he lives aboard a power yacht called The...

In Fear Itself by Duffy Prendergast, Mathew is accused by the police of murdering his wife. He knows he didn’t do it, but he now suspects his little seven-year-old daughter, Sarah, after he finds out Catherine was poisoned with some antifreeze, something Sarah is familiar...

To Bed or To Wed by Sandra Sookoo is about thirty-three-year-old Charlotte Darrington, who is firmly upon the shelf. To all appearances, she doesn't mind enjoying the attention of male suitors while never being serious about any. She believes men change for the worse after...