Living In Spin: How Media Gurus and PR Czars Open our Wallets and Scramble our Logic is a non-fiction sociology and history of marketing work written by Neal Larson with Rebecca H. Adams, M.D. The author introduces his topic with an analysis of his own...

Traits Alive: Famous Creature Similes Expanded by Ken Bolden is a great book for children. The book features 28 different animals, the similes that they are known for, and random facts about each animal. Adults may also learn a few things about animals from this...

Governess: Poetry & illustration by Kass Ghayouri consists of several different sections with poems written for different purposes. Some of them are for children, and others are for academic or personal reasons. It starts off with poems about William Shakespeare and Nelson Mandela, and we...

Kass Ghayouri’s An Era of Error chronicles the life of Kay, and events that unveiled the ugly face of apartheid in South Africa, in a tale that will undoubtedly remind readers of Cry, the Beloved Country by Alan Paton and A Dry White Season by...

Evolution of a Revolution, Volume One by Conallan Power has as a sub title: A boy evolving from innocence to a man of unwavering determination to change an unjust world to one of humanitarianism. It is a gritty, powerful novel set against the background of...

Past Imperfections: A Matti James Mystery, Book 3 is a private investigator mystery written by M.A.R. Unger. Matti and her fellow detective club members are now officially The Foothill Canyons Detective Agency, but they still had not yet been retained by their first paying client...

Money for Love by Peter S. Berman is a riveting and thrilling suspense novel. The setting is Los Angeles, where Shari Thompson and Jennifer Donahue are partners in the Robbery-Homicide Division of the Los Angeles Police Department. A string of murders happens within a short...

The Emerald Dragon of Nital is the second book in the Dragons of Nital series by Vik Walker. Nathan is a Dragon Guardian who has an amazing dream that he is flying as a dragon, soaring through the clouds until he starts to fall. Picturing...

Strategy-In-Action: Marrying Planning, People and Performance by Thomas D. Zweifel and Ed Borey presents ten chapters of business advice including questioning whether strategy is dead, being the change, sustaining momentum, and measuring performance and results through a dashboard. Aimed at senior or executive-level management employees,...

Finding Love Through Graphology by Manhardeep Singh is a collection of detailed information about handwriting analysis, intended to allow you to sample the handwriting of your intended love and determine whether that person is the right one for you. At just 58 pages, you can...

Jeremy loves history. In fourth grade, he had learned about the early colonists to the United States. Now that he's in fifth grade, he's about to learn about the American Revolutionary War. He decides to ask his great-grandfather, who lives with his family, what he...

Jeremy loves his history. In particular, he enjoys learning about his family's history. He knows quite a bit about his African-American ancestry. What he doesn't know is that some of his ancestors were American Indian. He discovers this link to the family tree when he...

Astronomical by K.G. Bethlehem is a science fiction story of the not too distant future. The action takes place in our solar system, which makes sense to me because the solar system is huge and should be mapped, explored and settled before we attempt travel...

I Pray Anyway: Devotions for the Ambivalent by Joyce Wilson-Sanford is a unique devotional that takes readers on a journey through the hills and valleys of faith. It's written in a stream-of-consciousness flow, giving it a unique perspective that feels more like an internal dialogue...

Conversation Skills: For The Ultimate Professional by Dan Blaze is a motivational read for all those who are looking to improve on their conversational skills. The concept, techniques, and suggestions in the book help readers comprehend the psychology of conversation, relationships, and one's life. Learning...

CATHOOD: The Original Cathood Blog by Rosie Malezer is the delightful blog of Muffin the cat. Muffin is the toughest cat and the blog is all about how to become a better cat, and it teaches others about how there is a right and a...

So you want to bring a puppy into your house. You want to accept another living creature as part of the family. It’ll be lots of fun, easy, enjoyable. If this is your first puppy – ever – then you had better be prepared. Yes,...

Denele Campbell’s novella, The Journal of Admiral Wade and Other Short Stories, is a nice collection of prose. In Parker’s Cross Roads, a sullen woman's life changes when she goes for a walk in the woods and finds herself back in time helping wounded soldiers...

The stunning, renowned Kentucky horse farm, Lockwood Farm, is the setting for the romantic fiction, Once in a Blue Kentucky Moon (The Harrisons: Book One) by Alexa Bloom. Blake Harrison, with some support from his sister, is struggling to maintain the financial viability and prestige...

I’m usually, but not always a little disappointed with faith based fiction. At some point, something is lacking or not quite up to par with their mainstream contemporaries. That is one of the biggest reasons I enjoyed The Devil’s Work by Jack McGugart so much....