All Across Canada by Ellen Weisberg and Ken Yoffe takes young readers on a beautiful tour of Canada, the second largest country in the world. The lakes, rivers, mountains, and tundra add to the beauty of this country where around 32 million people of diverse...

Romance, 50’s Style by Margaret Lynette Sharp is a set of two nostalgic stories of romance in the 1950s. Whatever it Takes is the first story, set in both Sydney and in London. Lisa is studying in London and finds herself falling hard for Liam,...

Bela’s Letters by Jeff Ingber is a Jewish World War II story with a twist. The protagonist, Bela Ingber (Jeff’s father), never went to the concentration camps. Instead, he survived the war by being conscripted into a Hungarian-Jewish “labor battalion” after Hungary, allied with Nazi...

Parallels: Felix Was Here by various authors, under the banner of the Insecure Writers Support Group, contains ten well-presented science fiction stories, starting with Felix Was Here by L.G. Keltner, in which a young woman living in a closed community questions the reality and validity...

Rome Romp! written by Margie Blumberg and illustrated by Renee Andriani is a children’s story set in Italy. Danny, his grandma, and little dog, Cappuccino, set off for a day of sightseeing in Rome on a motorbike. But before they get far with their day,...

Prunes for Breakfast: One Man’s War Based on a True Story is a memoir by John Searancke. This memoir gives readers a heartfelt glimpse into the life of the author’s father, Eddie Searancke, during the war years of 1940-1945. Eddie had led a leisurely life...

Katie the Heavenly Hound is a children's book written by Emma M. Glover and illustrated by K.C. Snider. Ideal for young children ages 3 to 7, Katie the Heavenly Hound details the life of a rambunctious Labrador puppy who loves to play and is trying...

What Goes Up, Must Come Down: A Kid’s Guide To Understanding Addiction – Part Two by Tracy Bryan opens with photographs of attractive teenagers, followed instantly by the shocking facts about the number of people in the USA who are addicted to drugs or alcohol....

Melody’s Memory by Tony Ross is a story about an author’s struggle with balancing a writing career and a marriage. As Darien returns home from a successful book signing at Barnes and Noble, late at night, he receives a phone notification. With his wife upstairs...

Code Black by Joe Peters and Bill Fleming is an interesting blend of mystery and thriller set against the not-so-obvious reality of modern Boston. One of the MBTA transit stations has been hit by what appears to be a terrorist attack and everyone is speculating....

Wind Dancer by Karen C. Webb is about the relationship between a young girl and a scruffy white mare named Dancer. After becoming acquainted with Dancer, Hallie decided to buy the horse, thinking that something special lingered within this animal. Hallie had always wanted a...

Cuthburt Under the Sea is a delightfully illustrated children’s book. Written by Mamma Macs and illustrated by Emma Matinca, it tells the story of Cuthburt, an adventurous giraffe who decides to spend the day at the beach with his friends. They all go water...

Wickedly They Dream (The Wickedly Series Book 2) by Cathrina Constantine is part two of a fantasy series. After the sorcerer, Asa Trebane, died, Jordan thought she would be able to move on with her life, but it wasn’t to be. A new Supreme Leader...

For Love of the Phantom is the first in the Phantom Rising series written by Davyne DeSye. Beginning exactly where the original Phantom of the Opera had ended, Erik’s regret in losing Christine is so deep that he chooses to pursue her once more after...

The Enigmatologist is a novel written by Ben Adams. Tired of the same old private investigative assignments which always ultimately bring unhappiness and divorce for the client, John Abernathy is relieved when the National Enquirer calls, offering a hefty sum if he can prove that...

Riding The Mainspring: A Collection Of Steampunk Short Stories is a collection of shorts that ranges from shoot-outs to gangsters and criminals. There wasn't a whole lot of description of the gadgetry involved, which I usually like to have much more of, but the stories...

At the very first glance of the cover of Lies We Will Tell Ourselves: Science Fiction Short Stories by Andrew Knighton, one finds it riveting. It generated a complex image of my many faults in my mind – followed by an intense curiosity as to...

Jaycee Wilder thrives on the 'Big Story' and when she successfully weasels her way into the middle of breaking news, she is at the height of her game. Best known as the news anchor at her LA news station, investigative reporting is the adrenaline that...

The Chosen Knights is the second book in the Angel Knights series written by Mary Ting. In fourteenth century France, a member of the Knights Templar, Jacques de Molay, rushes to the church when he sees the flames. Hoping to rescue Father Simon from the...

It's beach time and everyone's happy. But there are some things that you should know about the beach before you go. The beach is not just for you. It's for everyone to enjoy and it's for the creatures that live beside and in the sea....