Learn to Fly and Become a Pilot! introduces readers to a nonfiction aviation series, The Pilot Career Series, by Vesa Turpeinen, packed with information and guidance for readers with the dream of flying. The author, an experienced pilot and a pilot instructor for a reputable...

Nepal One Day at a Time is a nonfiction travel memoir written by Patti Shales Lefkos. She and her husband had always been travelers and adventurers and had explored out-of-the-way places all over the world. Then her husband had critical health issues while they were...

Sell More With a Right-Brain Marketing Strategy: Learn How a Simple Change to Your Product Name and Sales Pitch Can Multiply Your Income presents a way for those who sell a product or service to increase their sales. Author James I. Bond writes that making...

Some stories can only be understood if you see the images of the people who lived them. This is the case of the 65th Infantry Regiment, whose story is told in The Borinqueneers by Noemí Figueroa Soulet. Through the hundreds of illustrations of this magnificent...

Lewis Kempfer’s 120 Seats in a Boiler Room: The Creation of a Courageous Professional Theater is a non-fiction drama that would appeal most to a diverse audience of adults and young adults with an interest in learning about how the Boiler Room Theatre in Franklin,...

Co-parenting With A Narcissist by Elizabeth Morgan is a powerful tool to help navigate hostile relationships and interactions with a narcissist. Dr. Morgan starts by defining what narcissistic personality disorder is. In this way, one can be certain about any actions and assertions to guard...

I love this book!!! Author Alayjiah Bargnare discusses the good, bad and failures in her life as a single black woman who grew up in Leavenworth and Lansing, Kansas. I was floored when I discovered that because I grew up and have lived in Kansas...

Depression era babies, take note! In "Born On A Buzzard's Stump", Alva Harris has written a book of memoirs which seems to vacillate between a "good ole boy" style of writing and that of a lyrical poet. His childhood stories are ones to which the...

From where I’m sitting, there’s no such thing as too many books about marriage. Like authors Brian and Cheryl Brodersen said, the state of marriage today is very sad and 70% of Americans believe divorce is morally acceptable. I think that instead of talking about...

Have you ever thought about telling parts of your life’s story in, maybe short stories? Well, this is just what author Bea Gold does in her book “Tell Me A Story.” Bea’s vision was to create a beautiful coffee table book with her stories. And...

Author BK writes of the ups and downs of his life in this story of his life as one of the baby boomers. He was born to older parents who moved after World War II from Maine down to Newton which is outside Boston, Massachusetts....

Societal norm is that Fridays are the best day for people with Monday being the worst. In fact, most heart attacks happen on Mondays! It all comes down to our perspective: how we perceive and handle life as it comes. We can either be empowered...

In The Afterlife of a Restless Soul: But Is God Really a Woman? author John Brinster offers the reader a provocative look at possible afterlife scenarios. Professor Jeremiah Cackelry III has died from complication of a Viagra dose. He is a brilliant scholar and an...

Mommy’s A Mole is the story of a sister-in-law, Joan Webster, gone missing and the efforts of author Eve Carson to find out exactly what happened to her beloved in-law. On that Thanksgiving weekend in 1981, Joan was, like millions of Americans that weekend, traveling....

The Last Seven Pages by James Pinnick is an incredible true story of a young man’s journey of faith as he watches helplessly while his wife loses her battle with cancer. This is not a “woe is me, why did this happen to me” kind...

Though we may never understand what causes people to neglect puppies and other pets, Diary of a Dumpster Pup shows us that there are often tireless volunteers who help them make it through. Beverly Keil, along with Bandit, tells the story of how this cat...

I love to travel. I love to dream about traveling. I love to plan trips and think about trips and get excited about trips. Part of how I do that is by reading travel magazines and great travel books. I Became a Vagabond Traveler: Living...

Once Upon a War by Joan Diehl is a true story of one woman’s account of the Vietnam War. Only this time, it’s told from the point of view of the wife left behind when her husband goes off to war. Joan and her husband,...

Dancing on the Head of a Pen: The Practice of a Writing Life by Robert Benson is a sage blend of advice and inspiration. It reads like a conversation with the author himself as Benson delves into many aspects of his own writing life, from...

Andi Stevens is a Seattle artist who is leaving her old life behind her and reuniting with her career obsessed fiancé in New York. In Kiss A Cowboy, Andi doesn’t make it to New York because her transmission leaves her stranded in the Montana mountains....