Elizabeth’s Mountain by Lucille Guarino cleverly interweaves Elizabeth's twilight years with the new adult blossoming of her granddaughter Amanda. Commencing with Elizabeth’s ninetieth birthday party, it explores her memories of childhood and the tragic death of her first love, Robbie. A mourning period is followed...

Flight Lessons is a children's book written by Eleonora Romaniello and illustrated by Catarina Giorgi. In winter, the female robin prepares a beautiful nest in which to lay her eggs. When spring arrives, it is not long before Lily, Louis, and Leo hatch from the...

Blood Of Fire is a work of fiction in the epic fantasy, adventure, and action subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and contains some scenes of fantasy conflict and adult themes. Penned by author Myrielle Glassman, we explore a world...

Wellsville by L. C. Scott is a science fiction novel for young adults. Nobody likes anybody, but when Wellsville collapses, Priya, Mia, Colby, and Liam must come together to figure out why the entire town has fallen into a coma, but not them. They have...

A young woman dies in a stampede at the Michigan State Capitol. Her distraught father hires Andrea Kramer, an up-and-coming lawyer with a struggling practice, to bring his daughter's killers to justice. Andrea believes there is a possibility that she can get justice for her...

Doc, What Would You Do in My Shoes? by Gemaine Owen, MD, is a guidebook to help cancer patients and their caregivers. It includes valuable information to help them ask the right questions of their physicians to make well-informed decisions. The author discusses preventive measures...

Love, Julie is a work of fiction in the contemporary romance, interpersonal drama, and women’s fiction subgenres. The work is best suited to the adult reading audience owing to some non-graphic references to alcoholism and assault. Penned by author Jamie Anderson, readers are invited into...

Have you ever met a child who needed special accessories during the different phases of their life to help them continue to grow healthily? Shanae Skillern introduces the use of orthotic helmets in a way that children can understand in Helmet Head. A young boy...

Hitting My Stride: An Engineer’s Notes on Disability is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, inspirational writing, and healthcare genres. R. Shrivaths Iyengar shares his journey of navigating life as a person with disabilities, reflecting on the pivotal role of his resourceful family, supportive...

How to Think & Succeed by Empowering Your Mind is a work of non-fiction in the self-help, inspirational writing, and positive thinking genres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Lori Gradley, this engaging work offers a comprehensive guide to...

Ozzy Ox Stands Against Socks is a children’s picture book written by Callen Kropp with illustrations by Emily Erickson Hagen. During the winter, the oxen in the land of Ox dress in warm clothes to protect themselves from the cold weather. Unfortunately, little Ozzy does...

Short Stories From Faraway Places by Kevin O'Flaherty is a thought-provoking anthology featuring four tales of individuals at pivotal moments in life, where their choices shape their futures. From an impulsive New Yorker in Argentina learning about the Dirty War to an Irishman facing personal...

In Moon Spirit by Fred Gracely, we are introduced to Max Berger, a boy without a past whose present is rather awful. Life in Helpren Municipal Orphanage is hopeless and dreary and, in addition to being prey to bullies, he's also plagued by bizarre waking...

By Hook & Crook is the first book in the Kings of Copper Trilogy by S. G. Karam. This thrilling heist story begins in the dangerous yet vibrant city of Azoria where heists are not only sanctioned but celebrated as thrilling spectacles. Lars Harrow, one...

Ghosts by Fiona Dalwood is a whimsical and thought-provoking children’s book that imagines the hidden hands behind life’s little mysteries as playful, mischievous spirits. Dalwood’s ghosts are behind every odd event you’ve ever wondered about but never questioned—like holes in socks, mysteriously toilet paper finishing...

Danika Smith aspired to gain admission to veterinary school. When she failed and worried about her future, she decided to travel for a year to reflect and clear her mind. Luckily, she found a website that allowed her to exchange work for room and board....

Location: Aspen Colorado The First Season of the year, Spring…..Spring Morrison, widowed 4 years earlier and raising two children, cannot make her mother understand she does not need a Easter Basket this Easter. To satisfy her mother, she finally relents and tells her all she needs...

The scene was Christmas 1958, Aspen Grove, Colorado. A family has gathered for Christmas. Each family member arrived, bearing gifts and food. Allegra has special permission to wear a little lip color. Great-Aunt Maude gave the girls each a snowflake crocheted ornament with a poem...

"Mama, Won’t You Play With Me?," By Meg Walsh, is the story of Dudley Duckling. He was sad because his mama had a broken wing and could not play with him. The little duckling set out on a quest to find a mama that could...

This is a devotional book that encourages the reader to draw closer to God through prayer. There are 31 prayers for one whole month. The prayers are prayers that encourage and if one reads the prayer for the day aloud it makes the thought much...