Oceans & Beaches #1 & #2 by Denise Bossarte is a wonderful book which has an impressive collection of beautiful pictures of oceans and beaches. The pictures are all copyright-free and can be used by anyone who is looking for pictures of oceans and beaches...

Frankie the cow was grumpy and her problem was that she did not like the view. That was all that she talked about and she had no time for her friends. One summer morning a hedgehog was passing through the fields and saw Frankie standing...

Fabulous Flora: Cypress & Redwoods #1 by Denise Bossarte is a book with fascinating pictures of trees, Cypress and Redwoods, that will take treaders closer to nature. The author's idea of Do Your Art Your Way series is to give readers copyright-free images that can...

Fabulous Flowers: Wildflowers #1 by Denise Bossarte is a wonderful book that will fascinate readers with exquisite images of wildflowers and make them appreciate flowers every time they are outdoors. Wildflowers have their own charm and the wild abandon with which they grow makes them...

Fabulous Flora: Mushrooms #1 by Denise Bossarte contains wonderful copyright-free pictures for readers who are into Mixed Media, Collage Art, and Scrapbooking, and are looking for good pictures of mushrooms. The book has images of different types of mushrooms, from different angles, and will help...

Japanese Gardens # 1: Do Art Your Own Way by Denise Bossarte is a wonderful book that gives enchanting copyright-free images to readers who want to use them for their Mixed Media and Collage Art. The images in this book, as the title suggests, revolve...

Meet Tommy, the circus clown who lost his clothes before the show in the story The Clown's Clothes by Eszter Molnar. Tommy had lost his trousers, hat, and his right shoe and he was really sad as he walked back to his caravan. He thought...

The White Apron by Christine Eyres is the story of Agnes as she goes through hell to live safely. Agnes Watt was not expecting life to hit her that hard. Everything changed after she married William Miller. Living in poverty proved to be more difficult...

Whiskers, Feathers & Fur: Veterinary Tales by Austin Donnelly is a memoir of heartfelt and informative anecdotes about the author's experiences as a veterinarian. Based on his true-life travels, Donnelly recalls an eclectic mix of encounters, from calves to piglets; each story pulsating with his...

More Than Evil by Bil Richardson kicks off when a coal miner makes a mistake and opens the gates of hell—literally. A small-town sheriff suddenly has his hands full as one disaster after another befalls the people he is sworn to protect. But, how...

Liberty’s Flight by John Hamilton Gordon II takes us back to eighteenth-century Scotland and the infamous battle of Culloden, when the English Army, led by the Duke of Cumberland, routed the Jacobite Sottish rebels. Seventeen-year-old Alexander Gordon somehow survives the carnage and, fleeing the English...

Could Anthony Newley Be My Muse? (Or His Story Never Ends) is an interesting work of self-exploration and New Age thinking penned by author Joellyn St. Pierre. Subtitled “Forging a Creative Bond with the Dead”, the work contains some mature themes, explicit language, and ideas...

P. J. Daniels’ Queen Of Black Sails is a short fantasy tale that tells an adventurous story. It is packed with magic, sudden twists of events, and suspense. Everything begins when the protagonist, the daring Captain Sarah Chartimands, rescues an old friend after attacking a...

How well do you know God? Imagine God is a Christian guide by Rick Pribell. The primary goal for writing this handbook is to teach people how to become closer to God. It can also be used as a study guide. Developing a positive and...

A young man discovers a chilling secret hidden within the grounds of the seminary he attends in the eerie paranormal short story, A Ghost for the Holy by Robert E. Kearns. Since he was eleven, Fergal Kane knew he wanted to serve humanity as a...

Chris Lewando's Night Shadows provides a refreshing new perspective into the science fiction realm. I found the story intriguing and enjoyed it from beginning to end. I identified with the characters who are vividly described. I loved that the science fiction elements were different from...

Is it possible to really like a serial killer? If that killer is Britney Cage, the star of 13 Reasons for Murder: Meathead by Amanda Byrd, the answer is an unqualified “yes”...at least for me. Britney is the oddest and, in some ways, the funniest...

In Good Life to Perfection Perception by Karl Lorenz Willett, following on from his first book, The Memoir of a Schizophrenic, the author takes up his life from the age of 34 to the present day. In this second autobiography, we are invited into the...

Dancing Between the Beats by Lynn Nicholas is an impressive novel whose main character, Paige Russell, moves to Tucson, Arizona in search of her father. After her mother’s untimely death, Paige (now twenty-four) signs up as a dance instructor at Desert DanceSport studio. Naïve and...

In JB Michaels's second book in the Mac and Millie Mysteries, The Valentine Dine or Die, ex-cop Mac O’Malley is enjoying a calmer life by spending his time sipping coffee and working on his memoir at the Tiny Wanderer. He obtained tickets to a special...