A strange new phenomenon is occurring around the world and Powa is among the few lucky ones who have been able to capture it on their phones. When a person dies, a light hovers over the person for just a few seconds and then it...

The adventure begins with Harriet escaping the clutches of the sadistic, savage Indians that had killed her family, as well as the other seven ladies that were taken with her. She escapes, runs for her life and comes to a cliff with a river at...

A contemporary re-imagining of Dante’s beloved Divine Comedy never read this well. His travels through hell, purgatory, and paradise are re-interpreted as a working-class American, disillusioned at the prospects of having a better life, finds hope in Donald Trump’s gift of the gab that runs...

Many black men feel isolated in society. Even if they work hard and achieve the best things in life (a family, a great job, and success), the sense of solitude accompanies them nonetheless. If you are a black man who wants to improve his life,...

There are a lot of favorite quotes in The 5 Core Conversations for Couples by Julie and David Bulitt and I marked a fair few. I love this one: ‘The concept of making a connection is soaked into our relationship blanket. The word itself is...

If you want to laugh, The Big Book of Silly Jokes for Kids by Carole P. Roman is the book for you. The book contains over 800 jokes and is filled with funny jokes, challenging tongue twisters, hilarious puns, and puzzling riddles. There are jokes...

Beatrice’s grandmother, her guardian, is gravely sick and might not recover. Haunted by her own dark shadow and scared to think where her life might go if her grandmother dies, Beatrice goes about her chores with a numbness that is so unlike her. She desperately...

For All That Is In The World is a work of fiction in the dramatic, Christian and family-oriented fiction sub-genres, and was penned by author December Knight. In this truly intriguing story with a high concept structure and emotive background story, we meet the young...

“The funny thing about firemen is, night and day, they are always firemen.” - Gregory Widen. The Cookbook & Guide For Your Probationary Firefighters & First Responders: Become a Great Cook and an Even Greater Firefighter or First Responder is written by Michael Fields. Rookie...

Get ready to laugh your guts out with this hilarious handbook filled with countless driving offenses. D.C. Head, Gershan Head, and Kenneth Head describe the most outrageous driving habits that people they have dubbed Cidiots engage in every day. Learn a new Cidiot vocabulary that...

The Search for Tzanáta is the sequel to the highly acclaimed, award-winning debut fantasy novel Curse Of The Tahiera by author Wendy Gillissen. After seven years, the Harrad of the House of Deer, Yldich, returns to the Einache, bringing news of an upcoming invasion from...

The Fight for Life by William T. Elliott is a volume of powerful poetry that moves and inspires. This award-winning author presents slice-of-life poems on a variety of subjects that go deep and wide, and that almost anyone can relate to in one way or...

A special bond exists between a pet and its owner/caregiver. It’s difficult to explain to someone who doesn’t (and never has) owned a pet. But, from one dog lover/owner to another, I can vouch for its existence. So can Don Hughes, as evident in his...

Adam's love for animals started at a very young age. His adoptive parents took little notice of this unusual habit for a child until they became witness to a series of rather interesting escapades the little boy had with wild animals. Now a fully grown...

Living with IBS or any form of digestive disorder can be a challenge at best. What can one eat? What foods are making one sick – full of gas, cramps, and worse, like Crohn’s or colitis? How does one eat through a flare-up and make...

The Legend of the Serpent Witch by F.P. LaRue begins with Ollie, a twelve-year-old boy who begins noticing strange items and marks in the woods near his school, which could be linked to recent child disappearances. Along with his friends, Mellie and Scotty, he investigates...

The Grass May Not Be Greener is a children's picture book written by Hilary Lawrence and illustrated by Katherine Summerville. It follows a bunny who longs to escape the challenges of being himself by transforming into various creatures with the help of a fairy. The...

Vampires, fae, spriggins, nymphs and more are taking up residence in greater Manhattan. Of course, as long as they obey the rules and laws of The Vault, that’s just fine with the Regent in charge. When humans start turning up dead and the creatures of...

The Retailer’s Guide to Merchant Services: From Storefront to Internet by Gail Cavanaugh is a concise but holistic discussion about the use of credit card related services. Rather than a mere practical guide, this book contains an in-depth study of the card environment. We are...

If someone did not like you, would you try to convince them otherwise? If someone was mean or rude to you, would you stoop to their level and act the same towards them? The Bad Birthday Surprise by H.M. Arvind is a whimsical story that...