In a fantastic new work of children’s fiction in the fantasy and science fiction genres, Freya and the Dragon Egg by author K.W. Penndorf, readers will be treated to an absolutely wonderful story that will have them hooked from the very first page. Follow the...

Autumn Harvest: A Celebration of Halloween and the Macabre by Mark Kasniak is a collection of spooky tales set around Halloween. Some friends spend the night near a train wreck and experience a night of terror, a demon which speaks through a radio, raising the...

The Art of Hero Worship is a new adult contemporary romance written by Mia Kerick. What was supposed to be a pleasant evening watching a friend perform in a college production of Shakespeare's Hamlet turned into a night filled with unrelenting horror for Jason Tripp,...

Walk to the Rock by Mark Randall and Matthew Randall is a fascinating and intriguing account of Mark’s journey for charity on foot from Cardiff in Wales to the Rock of Gibraltar. This pilgrimage along the pilgrim Camino trails began on April 19th, 2015, and...

In a highly interesting and well done book in the category of cultural nonfiction, Why Do We Quote? The Near and Far of Others' Words and Voices by author Ruth Finnegan is a worthwhile read. Pulling from anthropology, cultural history, folklore, cultural studies, socio-linguistics, literary...

Fear of Falling by Catherine Lanigan is the story of Olivia Melton, who is afraid of taking a chance and making herself vulnerable to rejection. This 28-year-old woman is trying to run from her past and create a future that gives her a fulfilling life....

In an emotional and heartwarming true story by author Christine Wodke, Running for My Life: Winning for CMT follows the tremendous journey undertaken by the author as she trains for and then participates in marathons and triathlons, all the while dealing with Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disorder. Readers...

The Imperfect Cookbook by Debashis Banerjee is not your ordinary cookbook. Included are many recipes for unique Indian dishes, but the cookbook goes a step further with a theme of imperfection in cooking. Basically, the cookbook not only instructs you how to cook Indian meals,...

Greenstar Season 3 by Dave Higgins and Simon Cantan continues the Josie Stein Comedy sci-fi series. In the previous installment, Vesta Hartman sabotaged the green-burstium engine on the Greenstar, sending the crew into infinitely folding hyperspace. They found themselves surrounded by a white void, the...

Finding the Strength by Stacy Eaton is a short story of courage and the revival of self-confidence. Tayla Adams is a strong woman, but she isn’t really aware of how strong she is. One night, she becomes a victim of a brutal mugging and is...

Have you ever wondered about Cinderella's fairy godmother? Who was she? Where did she come from? Was she really that old? No one it seems, until now, has felt compelled to write about the fairy godmother. She must have a story to tell, a fascinating...

American Outrage is a non-fiction health/wellness book written by Beau Chapman. The author introduces his topic with a startling and tragic statistic, one he refers to as an 'American Tragedy.' According to a study published in the Journal of Patient Safety, the third leading cause...

The Pit: Watchmaker's Hell, Book One by L.A. Barnes is an amazing, terror driven story that you will want to read again. All of us are curious about the afterlife and what happens when we die. In this novel, a group of people is shown...

Scarred is an incredible story by Elizabeth Montgomery, which literally took my breath away. Avery is a school student who has lived most of her life with being bullied due to the scar on her face left by many surgeries to correct a cleft palate....

The Travels and Travails of Music by Ruth Finnegan is aptly summarized in the sub-title: A tale of music, culture, and radio in the South Seas. I first came across this author when I read her scholarly and insightful work, Communicating: The Multiple Modes of...

Music – what is it? Why is it so ingrained into our society? How does it exist above and beyond and within sound itself? And is it more than words spoken, even poetry? So many questions about something that so many of us take for...

In Cupid’s Got a Glock, The Black Valentine has devoted his entire life to danger, to death, and to loneliness, but things are about to change with one assignment that introduces him to a young woman with a past of her own and a child...

A Beholden Heart by M.L. Steinbrunn is a fresh and captivating YA story that gives credence to the old adage, “all is not as it seems.” About to head into her senior year in what’s been a somewhat sheltered life for reasons that aren’t...

Gail Hickman, a Canadian Native American from the Okanagan Indian Band, writes a collection of meaningful poems in Reflections of the Soul. The poetry is divided into four categories: Family, Friendship, Condolences and Life Experiences. Hickman expresses: “We become our own art painting, a lifestyle...

Wow! That's exactly what I thought when I finished reading Mayflower, the first book in debut author Linda Smigaj's Fly on the Wall series. This was simply a fantastic read; fun, adventurous and rooted in history with quite an interesting protagonist, a cheese fly named...