Willow, Weep No More, published by Tenebris Books, will leave you mesmerised with this collection of fairy tales written by selected authors. Have you ever wondered why the willow weeps, or why there is a man on the moon? Do you know how the moon...

Set in the beautiful and captivating cities and countryside of India, Slow, by Digonta Bordoloi tells the story of Baba, a young boy living his life at a slightly slower pace than others. The story begins with Baba's birth as he enters the world to...

There is a deep warning in Adapt, at least for the one who is willing to pay attention. Edward Freeland has written a thriller that can hardly go unnoticed. When Daniel first noticed that his actions were being tracked and that something fishy was going...

Author Luke Burke gives the reader a simple solution of how to make money even at a young age. In his book 25-Year-Old Millionaire - It's So Simple, he explains how a person can take action rather than look for excuses as to why one...

In 21 Days we meet Sasha and TJ, who couldn’t be more different on the surface, but share a lot underneath. TJ has had to work hard his entire life for everything he has. He’s proud and loyal so when he finds himself without a...

BarCats by Douglas Keil introduces us to Ethan, who is saving the BarCats from certain death when he meets Annie. Annie is a mysterious woman, who is going to prison for trying to protect her Mafia uncle. Ethan falls madly in love with her. Having...

Through Emerald Eyes by Belva Rae Staples is a riveting Christian fantasy, the third book in the Kriterion Saga. Half of the book takes place in our world, telling us the story of George O’Dell, who is still reeling from a rough breakup with his...

Just Because I'm Black by Sully Grand-Jean, MPA is a collection of poems about poetry, literature and history, and it is from the perspective of a poet who speaks about racism, black civilization, and black values. Written in an informal and easily comprehensible style,...

Atlantis: Rise of the Nile by David Speight is the last of the trilogy of the Atlantis series. The story that begins in Atlantis: Bearer of Fruit and Atlantis: Fall of the Gods concludes impressively in this book. Aedon is an illegitimate prince. Aedon finds...

Poetry, at its core, is made up of words at play. Seldom has this dynamic been more richly or wryly expressed than in Steve Davies’ Out of My Mind. Davies’ dark, self-deprecating collection of double entendre verse is a treasure trove of sardonic splendor and...

Emma Donoghue’s Frog Music is as raucous and ebullient as its title implies. The cast of characters is a hardscrabble, resilient and eccentric never-say-die cast including Blanche, a French dance hall girl not entirely above selling her favors, a cross-dressing frog catcher named Jenny (hence,...

“Whoever you are, wherever you are, whatever you've been through, it's never too late to begin again.” So writes Joyce Meyer in her latest book, You Can Begin Again, to help you become a better person through God. This book covers three main areas: 1....

David Baldacci once again brings readers a thriller; Saving Faith is sure to keep readers on the edge of their seats, quickly turning pages to see what will happen next. In this tale, Faith Lockhart is depicted as an intelligent and beautiful woman; the assistant...

Stronger by Jeff Bauman (with Bret Witter, as read by Jeff Woodman for Hachette Audio) is an emotionally affecting, patriotic, unflinchingly honest Everyman tale of the road back from unthinkable and senseless tragedy to a place of trust, forward-looking optimism and seemingly impossible reflective gratitude....

In If You Stay: Beautifully Broken, Book 1 (Audio Edition) by Courtney Cole, Pax has an empty spot in his soul. His mother passed away when he was seven years old, leaving him and his father alone. Unfortunately, they never grew close. Pax uses drugs...

The Windflower by author Laura London is a delightful romance. In it we find Merry Wilding, a young woman of innocence, beauty and a talented artist, has been taken captive by pirates on her way to England. Despite threats to the contrary, Merry is not...

Love, Nina: A Nanny Writes Home is written and read by Nina Stibbe. In the early 1980s, Nina Stibbe applied for a job as a nanny; she was a mere 20 years old. She missed the long chats with her sister so she wrote letters...

Skeletons On The Zahara was written by Dean King and read by Michael Prichard. This is the true story of twelve American sailors who were shipwrecked off the coast of Africa in 1815. Captain Riley and eleven American crewmen set sail from Connecticut on what...

Now You See Me: How I Forgave the Unforgivable was written and read by Kathy Sanders. Kathy is the grandmother of Chas and Colton, two victims of the bombing of the Alfred P. Murray Federal building in Oklahoma City. Most readers can only imagine the...

Space Taxi: Archie Takes Flight was written by Wendy Mass and Michael Brawer, read by Eason Rytter, and illustrated by Elise Gravel. This is the exciting tale of Archie Morningstar. Archie has been waiting for almost nine years for this special day: Take Your Kid...