The Grave Concerns of Jennifer Lloyd is a thrilling murder mystery by author Ian Kingsley, with an authentic British flavour. Our title’s heroine, Jennifer, is an up and coming television reporter with fierce ambition and massive dreams of success. Despite the disadvantages of her orphan...

How to Win at Quitting Smoking by VJ Sleight is written by a former smoker who speaks about the health hazards caused by tobacco and the destruction it causes to humanity. The book is for all those smokers who want to quit smoking and cannot....

When Sy shows up for her new assignment on land, she immediately knows something is terribly wrong as her escort is murdered right in front of her in Blood Tide: Dolphin Shore Shifters Book 1 by C.J. Matthew. Fortunately, Noah is in the right place...

A Reaper of Stone is the first novella in the An Echo Of The Ascended series by Mark Gelineau and Joe King and centers around an idealistic warrior girl named Elinor. Her time in the academy isn’t much different than real life in regards to...

The Book of Orchid is an instructional art book written by I-Hsiung Ju, who was a Professor Emeritus at Washington & Lee University before his retirement and the founder of the Art Farm Gallery where he continued to teach the art of Chinese painting. This...

Raman and Sunny: Middle School Blues by Fiza Pathan is a middle grade story set in Mumbai about two twins, Raman and Sunny. When they begin middle school, the twins start fighting among themselves. They want their own individuality and no longer want to be...

For most of her life, Sara has been seeing visions, and they usually pertain to a certain rare book that she is searching for. Every now and again she will see something more concrete and disturbing, like her father's death, only she was on the...

I'm Not Moving! by Wiley Blevins is a very cute children’s book. When her father gets a new job, a little girl and her family have to move to the city. The little girl keeps saying she will not go and comes up with imaginative...

The Poker Game by Tom Wallace is the story of an epic murder mystery that turned out to be the biggest challenge Lexington's finest homicide detective Jack Dantzler had ever faced. Detective Jack Dantzler has handled and solved countless homicides during the two and half...

In The 2030 Caregiving Crisis: A Heavy Burden for Boomer Children by author Henry Moss, the scary reality of the future of caregiving and family life facing many of today’s families is looked at squarely in the eye. With the Baby Boomer generation reaching retirement...

Red Tide (Aspen Falls Thrillers Book 1), Peg Brantley’s debut novel, opens with Jamie Taylor and her search dog, Gretchen, looking for the grave of a murdered woman. She knows from bitter experience how necessary it is for families to bury their dead with dignity...

Twenty Days to Treasure by Phyllis Gunderson is a high-octane treasure hunt that has the makings of an Indiana Jones sequel. Ethno-archaeologist, Dr. Matt Howard, an impoverished adjunct professor at a university in Arizona, is staying at the family home she had inherited from her...

Detective Kate Turner has her hands full with the latest case. Young women are being abducted from the local college, just to turn up dead five days later, often mutilated in gruesome fashion. The crimes mimic those of another serial killer from a different time...

Beginning with a Foreword by the director of the Anti-Defamation League, this is an intense piece of work. Abrashe Szabrinski left four manuscripts behind when he passed, translated from the original Yiddish. One was a memoir type of manuscript while the others were shorter recollections....

I have never been to Israel but I admire the people and the nation very much. I have trained alongside Israeli soldiers and have nothing but respect for the Israeli fighting man. I’m sure these positive attitudes are part of the reason I enjoyed Israel’s...

Jack of All Trades by DH Smith is an intriguing tale full of drama and excitement. This is the first novel that I have read by DH Smith. Readers will definitely find enough action to keep them glued to the pages. There are times when...

Yearning to Breathe Free: My Parents' Fight to Reunite During the Holocaust by Murray Jack Laulicht and Peter Weisz is a sad yet inspiring Holocaust true story. On February 1, 1940, thirty-three-year-old Jewish Ernestyna Goldwasser traveled to the United States while pregnant with her first...

The Little Adventures of Aaliyah P.: Aaliyah P. Celebrates the New Year (Book 3) by Lucinda Weeks is a short children’s book full of colorful illustrations about the adventures of Aaliyah. Join Aaliyah as she experiences her firsts in life. As you and your child...

Feeling Lonesome: The Philosophy and Psychology of Loneliness by Ben Lazare Mijuskovic is a comprehensive study of what we commonly call “loneliness” or the state of feeling alone. However, Feeling Lonesome: The Philosophy and Psychology of Loneliness is much more than simply a book about...

Being a sucker for animals, especially cats, and having adopted all of our cats through the Humane Society, I was drawn to read this adorable children's book. A Naughty Little Angel by Bivi Ariel walks us through the story of a little girl named Caroline...