Why Things Don't Work: It's Systemic and We Can Fix It is a game-changing and comprehensive guide to understanding human behavior and solving complex systemic problems. Brock Hotaling and Harry Foundalis present a revolutionary approach to understanding human behavior in this groundbreaking book. Exploring the...

Lineage by Nancy Swenson falls within the genre of supernatural mysteries, but the nuances of an interweave that spans generations are exceptional. Alexis had missed out on plum assignments and a love life characterized by broken promises, making her opt for a life change—the renovation...

Jodie Sealy is on a quest for self-discovery. But according to her Grandmomma Helen, Jodie is full of “sass and vinegar.” In Saint Agnes’ Garden, Diana Lynn Klueh tells the story of a young girl's struggle to become a rose instead of a dandelion. Grandmomma...

Empty Jars: A Collection of Short Stories by F. A. Hunt is a treasure trove for fans of short stories. In “Beauty in Resilience: A Masterpiece of Self-Love,” Elara, a woman of breathtaking beauty living in a secluded cottage by the sea, transforms her pain...

Male-Dominated by Nenia Corcoran highlights the shocking challenges that the author faced as a female police officer in the force. Nenia's experiences shed awareness on this male-dominated field and its fundamentals. Her book reveals how challenging it is for female officers to overcome the many...

In He Loves Me Not by Nenia Corcoran, Sasha is a nerdy girl who loves school. She is concerned about her looks, and even her mother insinuates she is not physically appealing. Despite her nerdy tendencies, she has some friends, and Amanda has been her...

A Postcard from Jerusalem by Cory J. Schulman gives food for thought to fans of inspirational, realistic, travel fiction and coming-of-age stories. Isaac goes on a six-month trip to Israel with other young Jewish American participants in the program. They swim in the Dead Sea,...

My Love is Forever by Dara M. Witte illuminates the depths of what being a mother means as she speaks to her gently nestled baby. Even before her child was born, visions of happiness overflow. When she begins to contemplate her child's future, the magnitude...

The Emerald Tablets: Or How I Saved the World with Help from Time Pirates from Venus is a work of fiction in the science fiction, adventure, and action genres, best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Robert Manis, the plot follows...

The Black Dragon is the fourteenth book in The Executioner Knights series by Kathryn Le Veque, but it reads as a standalone story. Amid medieval England's tournaments, Addax, a skilled and wealthy knight, is torn between loyalty and duty. He came to England as a...

The Timepiece Paradox by Kevin D Miller is book two in the Timepiece Series. In the first installment, Bodhi McMullin receives a timepiece from his dying grandmother, who reveals his true lineage and claims the watch allows time travel, claims Bodhi soon confirms as true....

The Duke’s Unexpected Love by Alexa Aston is a sweet Regency romance. James Jones, aka James Strong, a sea captain with a hidden past, sails into the life of an intelligent and smart widow, Sophie Grant, who runs a shipping empire. A viscount’s daughter, Sophie...

The Grail and the Saucer (The Time Wanderer Series) by Robert Manis is, simply put, a fun, farcical look at history and myths through the eyes of a time traveler. Our Time Wanderer has already been zapped to various historical times courtesy of Talmo and...

With all the charm of a small coastal town, Seaside Cove is back in focus in the eighth installment of the Seaside Cove Bed & Breakfast Mystery series. The Secret Ingredient to Murder by Terry Ambrose brings another murder mystery for ex-reporter and B&B owner...

I could already tell from the title that this would be a fun and exhilarating read and I was not wrong. In How Jojo Got Her Mojo Back, Cynthia A. King crafted a charming, riveting, and thoroughly enjoyable book. The story kicks off when Jojo’s...

Unfortunately, we live in a world of pain and suffering. Children should never be the victims of intentional and malicious attacks that can harm them for life. In Cam Creates a Hero by Dagmara Sitek, we meet Cam, who lives in a foster home with...

The Girl in the Toile Wallpaper by Mary K. Savarese is a most intriguing romance that includes time travel, adventures in both worlds, and the marrying of historical events to the present without drastically changing history as a whole. The characters in the story come...

In The Earl’s Promised Bride, Mary Lancaster presents an enchanting historical romance set in Regency England. Lucy Vale, attending her first ball, is immediately drawn to a stranger whose vibrant energy seems to match her own. Despite the impropriety, she embarks on an adventure with...

John Berra's Turning the Giant: Disrupting Your Industry with Persistent Innovation is about facing and coming to grips with what stands before us and taking steps to overcome it. In contrast to the biblical David, who kills Goliath with a slingshot, John guides the reader...

Little Melvin...The Pig That Could Eat the World! by David Nern is a charming children's picture book. It follows a happy and hungry pig that lives on a lovely farm. Melvin spends his days the same way. He wakes up in the morning, plays with...