The Boy Who Lost His Flame by Silvia Marsz revolves around the story of Tim, who lives in a little hut on the edge of the woods. Tim lives alone in the hut as his parents died not so long ago. One morning, Tim went...

Hungry Frog and Clever Butterfly by Silvia Marsz is an entertaining story for kids. In the mud under a leaf lived a frog who had become mean because he was hungry. He kept waiting for a juicy butterfly or a fly, but he could not...

The Departed is book one in the Departed Series by Kristy Cooper. When sixteen-year-old Gwen Byron’s best friend, Lana Foster, doesn’t answer her text messages one morning, she assumes that Lana has been grounded by her very strict parents. Later that day at school, however,...

The Gender Experiment by L.J. Sellers is a thriller that left on me the kind of powerful impression I had when I first read Lee Child’s Jack Reacher. Taylor Lopez is doing her internship in the morgue and she couldn’t complain about the work until...

In a great new book by debut author John Tolliver, The Reflection of Innocence is a book that will engage readers from the very beginning all the way through until the last page. Following the story of protagonist John Calabrace, a man who lives anything...

The California Wife by Kristen Harnisch is the sequel to The Vintner’s Daughter by the same author. Sara Lemieux is recovering from all the tragedies that have befallen her and reveling in her new marriage to Philippe. Their vineyard at Eagle’s Run shows great promise...

The Power Brain: Five Steps to Upgrading Your Brain Operating System by Ilchi Lee is a must-read for anyone who wants to outwit mediocrity, reach their peak potential, and succeed in both life and business. It’s no secret that our brains are powerful tools that...

The Advent of Elizabeth by Tim Jollymore is a mystery story. Twenty-four years ago, she was buried. Twenty-four years ago she was murdered, and the person who confessed is serving time for the crime. Both her family and his have moved to different towns and...

Living Fulfilled: The Infectious Joy of Serving Others by Eleze Lisa Thomas-McMillan is a memoir with a timely and powerful message of hope in a world characterized by greed, consumerism, and outright egoism. In this beautiful memoir, the author chronicles her journey toward the service...

Turbo and Boxster are the very best of friends and they play regularly together. When Boxster goes over to Turbo’s house to invite his buddy out to play, he’s taken aback when Turbo declines, having no energy. Boxster urges him to go to the doctor...

Don't Say Goodbye, Just Say See You by Patricia Ann Brill is a useful book with charming artwork that will enable parents to help a child better understand the loss of a loved one or a beloved pet. Patricia Ann Brill tells the story of...

The Road to Recovery is Paved with Dog Treats is a children's animal picture book written by Patricia A. Brill, Ph.D. and illustrated by Curt Walstead. Turbo is a boxer who has a lot of experience going to the vet. He's had three surgeries, and...

Porsche Bella's Forever Home is a children's animal picture book written by Patricia A. Brill, Ph.D., and illustrated by Curt Walstead. Porsche and her brother and sister were abandoned in a field by a breeder who didn't want them. It was a terrifying experience, and...

Last Stop: Paris by John Pearce is the thrilling sequel to Treasure of Saint-Lazare. Ex-soldier Eddie Grant is just starting his life over in France with his beautiful fiancée, Aurelie. As a favor to a friend in the CIA, Eddie and Aurelie attend a banker's...

For its author, who writes as The Behrg, a pen name, The Girl Who Couldn't Come Up With An Original Title is an admitted toss at the trend to have "girl" in so many titles. The idea struck me as trivial, yet readers will find...

My Kind of Perfect (Friends Like These Book 3) by Hannah Ellis is chick lit at its best. Marie is always looking to please everyone, but she has a lot to put up with in her life at the moment. Her workaholic fiancé doesn’t want...

If you want to read an epic tale that spans centuries and expounds on the never ending battle between good and evil, then I have a great book for you. Purely Good, Purely Evil by Robert K. Hatch is an awesome attempt at explaining the...

We Haven't Made the Sale!: 20 Analogies from a Teacher On the Problems in Public Education - And What We Can Do About It by P.D. Meyerholz is an informational book about the existing education system and how all of us - parents, educators, students,...

Whoa! Just, whoa! That's exactly what I thought when I got to the end of the fantastic new book by author George A. Bernstein, Born to Die: A Detective Al Warner Suspense. This book grabbed me from the very start and had me obsessively reading...

Ancient Guardians: The Reckoning starts at the end of a rescue mission with Levi awakening, having lost all memory of the last nine years of his life. Believe it or not, Levi did a great deal of growing during those years and is a completely...