Many of us dream of having extra income in the form of passive income earned online, but many times we never take the idea beyond just our thoughts. In Lazy Income: The Myth And Reality Of Making Passive Income Online, Jenna Inouye shows you how...

Journey To Imagination by Kelvin Kettle is a lovely collection of stories. Why are Shanglin, King of the Grizzlies, and a rabbit named Sucker Patch enemies? See what happens to five guys as they try to prove if the legend of the mythical statue is...

Love, Regret and Accidental Nudity: My True Stories, Unusual Circumstances, Unpredictable Outcomes by Mariana Williams is an extremely funny book that had me laughing out loud and always smiling. I don’t usually read non-fiction but the description caught my attention and I am delighted...

Rory was never a truly bad man, a weak one perhaps and a misguided one, but never really an evil man. All he wanted was to live happily with the girl he loved, but that was denied him. So he ended up on a different...

Riding the Passionate Edge: Converting Tension into Emotional Intimacy is a lovely read for any couple finding emotional distance in their relationship. Authors Mary and Tom Cushman are trained therapists who acknowledge that any couple is going to have tension in a long-term relationship, but...

The Well: What Happens When the Mind Releases but the Heart Sustains? by Colleen Golden introduces us to Grace, who everyone says is dying. Grace is 76 years young and is in a coma in her nursing home. While she is in her coma, however,...

Seeing and guiding the entrepreneurial world in a different light, one that is much more efficient and profitable, is the express goal of Victor Pinedo in Avoiding Tsunamis: Discovering and Developing Your Organization’s DNA. Economic and social tsunamis are all around us and seem to...

India Blake’s Captured, like the sublime black and white photographs that accompany each of the inspired poems it contains, is an exercise in duality - here is no compromise; no middle ground. India Blake offers, in this series of verse portraits, an uncompromising look...

If you are intending to quit your current job and look for something else, or are trying to find your first employer, No Mistakes Interviews will be an invaluable guide. Giacomo Giammatteo takes you through every facet of job hunting: from preparation, dress code, researching...

Leon David Dunn has written an intriguing novel in Dreaming Annapurna. The main character, Joseph, is a somewhat directionless young man who applies for volunteer work in Nepal, having no clue as to what the experience will provide. The era is the millennium in which...

When a crime boss takes on a psychic who may have a connection to the famous astrological prophet Nostradamus, you can expect the results to be out of this world! Horrorscope, a wonderful book by a group of authors, Brian Evans, Helen Marie Bousquet, and...

Jan’s Families by Barb McIntyre is a story about 47-year-old Janice Lynne, or Jan, who is trying to adapt to her new life after the death of her husband, Ian. Jan travels to her sister’s house in Longueuil, Quebec as Nancy insists that Jan takes...

Set in the near future, Apex Predator by Kelvin Kwa follows the story about the race between the Chinese military and the U.S. Navy Seals to retrieve a fallen satellite in the Arctic Circle. Unknown to them, deep beneath the polar ice cap, a snakelike...

I downloaded Sway by Jennifer Gibson because I needed a book that suited my mood, which was a bad mood mixed with the need to find something to cheer me up, but something that wasn't cheesy or overly romantic. Sway tells the story of Jessie,...

After finishing Jennifer Gibson's book Sway, which is the first book about the life of Jessie, a hearing impaired and bullied teenager, I immediately started reading Compass, the second book in the series. In Compass, the story is mainly focused on Jessie and Karate, from...

Countdown by Ashley Michael will have you squirming the entire time that you are reading it. When Scott and Kate Hagan decided to replace some furniture in their upscale home, they were surprised to receive two boxes instead of just one. After making calls to...

It is almost impossible not to be on the edge of anger when reading statements like this one: “A surprising number of effective therapies are already available to better treat the diseases of aging. In the treatment of many cancers, for instance, the proper use...

The Dare by Terri L. Kovalcik takes children on an adventurous trip along with the main characters of the story, Jorral and Clemens. Jorral and Clemens are told to find the magician's house and bring back something from there for their leader, Clive, in order...

Small Circles by Megan Duke is the story of four friends – Jade Walbridge, Owen Spencer, Larson Ashby, and Paxton Graham – over four years of their young adult lives in Tennessee. We follow their life journey, starting from their years at the boarding school...

The click of a webpage, the thrill of someone 'liking' your status, the applications for practically any purpose...it is no wonder our society is addicted to social media. Admittedly, the average American spends more time on a social media site than with their family. It's...