Passion to Move Mountains - The Oxcart Technique by Terry L. Fossum is a self-help book that actually helps the reader. It is basically a book that keeps you motivated. We all have been there, a place from where we wanted to grow and change...

A Human Resources Manager Memoir by Ms Sara Elbaroudi begins by identifying the prime position of communication in the successful conduct of a business. For emphasis she also narrates a few real-life examples of failures caused by ineffective communication. With her experience of the business...

The Lost Dogs of Shoretown: A Koko the Canine Detective Mystery is a cozy mystery written by Annie Mack. Dogs are going missing in Shoretown and nearby Porcupine City. Some people in town are using their disappearance as as excuse to get a leash law...

The Alligator & the Ducklings by Michael J Collins is a delightful story for young readers set in a beautiful lake in Florida, which is inhabited by many interesting creatures including Scobian ducks. They look majestic like a swan, but some of them have small...

One of the oldest of the Twelve Great Cities, Talis is second only to the capital in wealth and prestige. However, Talis is starting to creak under the strain caused by the tension between humans and faeries. The strain gets worse when a hobgoblin destroys...

Al Capone at the Blanche Hotel, a historical novel by Linda Bennett Pennell, gives a new twist to the famed organized crime figure. The action is not in Chicago, but in the Sunshine State. Pennell intertwines two stories, one in the present and the other...

Seven Keys to a Victorious Life by Lilliet Garrison is a beautiful guide that assists Christian believers to draw closer to God. Christians will learn what it takes to develop a God consciousness that comes from focusing our thoughts on Jesus and allowing Him to...

Fred Fuld III’s Stock Market Trivia: Special Section on the Weird Words of Wall Street is a simply great book of trivia focused on the stock market. Ranging from topics like what the storied ‘bulls’ and ‘bears’ truly are, to which billionaire appeared on a...

Bryan Devore’s The Paris Protection is a stimulating, action-packed account of the lengths the US Secret Service takes to protect the president. President Abigail Clarke is in Paris on a two-day planned visit. Special Agent in charge John Alexander heads up the President’s Protection Detail....

A downed airman, a family of French vintners, a company of Nazis racing south to repel a feared American invasion are driven together by a horrific storm in the opening pages of Hazards of War. Captain Hans Tiedemann may be a career SS officer, but...

A Gift To Be Simple is a beautifully told romance, one that shows readers how an Amish woman left behind her simple way of life for the city. She works her butt off and leaves readers in awe over her determination to make it in...

The Alphabets of Christian Theology: Know the ABC’s of What You Believe is a theological study guide written by Rev. George Pryor Th.M. Theology is the study of God and religious truth. This is an incredible reference too. Anyone interested in studying the Bible will...

Blogger Girl by Meredith Schorr is a very modern love story about a 20-something who not only finds love but also finds herself. Kim is a legal secretary in a not so bad firm, but on the side she has her own blog reviewing chick...

Claryn hates crowds, and is not in the mood for this bachelorette party, but there is no way Kelley is letting her get out of it. It gets even worse when Kelley invites Justice, the guy from the burger joint, to join them, and then...

I’m not an expert on poetry though I can appreciate it as much as the next guy. I picked One Year There: One Soldier's Year in South Korea During 1968 to read because I spent time in South Korea and I wanted to see how...

Thirty Days to Thirty by Courtney Psak is a humorous but thought provoking story about how success can so easily be stripped away. Jill is one month away from her 30th birthday and she thinks she has it all. Working all the hours she can...

Balance is what the world is based on. In So Shall I Reap: The Unseen Series Book 1, we are introduced to the world of the Unseen, those on both sides as they work to keep the balance. Those on one side, the House of...

The Gods of HP Lovecraft by various authors is an entertaining collection of stories based on the monsters created by Lovecraft. An old woman despairs over a dying Earth and suffers nightmares about unusual creatures attacking her, creatures that couldn't possibly exist. Right? I enjoyed...

With Halfway Down the Stairs, Gary A. Braunbeck gifts readers with a dense, darkly brilliant collection of tales that amplify the many secret voices of the heart. Unspoken fears grow fangs and form, until they must be let out to consume the hapless protagonist in...

Tim Dalgleish, an erudite scholar who has been an accomplished actor, and a teacher of English, philosophy, history and acting, has surpassed himself in this fascinating autobiographical effort to pass on the very essence of the art of theatrical performance to the next generation of...