Hilda’s Wonky Wand by Cora Lydon is a fun and silly story about a fairy with a broken wand. A group of children goes for a walk in the forest to gather flowers when they hear a loud crash! Out comes a fairy named Hilda,...

Ballast Point Breakdown is the fourth book in the Rolly Waters Mystery by Corey Lynn Fayman. Rolly was performing at a San Diego Bay waterfront venue when a speedboat crashed the party and caused a disaster. The crasher was one Janis Withers who died but...

Andrew was confused. How would he get therapy on the computer? He had gotten dressed, put his shoes on, grabbed his bag, and even eaten his snack when he was asked to turn on his computer and sit down. He was told there was a...

The Will to Die: A Novel of Suspense by Joe Pulizzi is the story of a man who returns home after his father dies, only to make a horrifying discovery. Will Pollitt only wants to concentrate on his marketing company and watch it thrive. However,...

The Shylmahn Migration by David R. Beshears is an alien invasion novel that's equal parts war story and philosophical thought experiment. We find ourselves on Earth whilst it is under siege by the Shylmahn, a race of explorers who don’t see themselves as conquerors, just...

Willow City by David R. Beshears is a science fiction story with a strong film noir flavor, adapted from Beshears' own screenplay. Set in a tightly controlled city-state, the novel follows Alan Thornton, a retired Master Sergeant, who returns to Willow City to investigate the...

Here Comes Ingo by Odeta Xheka is a picture book for children about a beautiful scarlet macaw named Ingo, who is sitting on her eggs, dreaming of a more adventurous life. We live out the daydreams of Ingo as she flies around in a happy...

Reigning The Future by Dennis Wang gives a fresh viewpoint about US-China relations, navigating the changing world, and tackling some of the complex international puzzles. China is emerging as an international leader in technology along with the United States but there is conflict with China,...

In A Proper Grown-Up by Sejal Sharma, we are introduced to Joy, a little girl who is convinced that she’s a grown-up. She does everything an adult does from going to work, doing her taxes and drinking coffee before a long day. It’s hard but,...

Slave to the Dream: Everyone's Dream by Gaylan D Wright is an autobiography that gives a powerful social commentary on the American dream. A state trooper examines his years of service for eighteen years and asks very pertinent questions on leadership and management, proper training...

Red Apple in an Orange World by Courtney Beshear Cooke is a cute children’s story with a wonderful message. A red apple is pulled from its tree by the wind and lands in the middle of an orange tree. The apple quickly realizes how very...

Secrets of the Secret by Jill M. Jackson is a profound and thought-provoking book for readers to understand the power of the Universe, how thoughts can manifest, and the Law of Attraction and other spiritual laws. The author uses fictional stories to complement the non-fictional...

Judas Kiss is the second book in the Murphy's Law series by K.A. Fox. The struggles of Delaney “Laney” Murphy continue as she must find the balance between both worlds. Being the daughter of the Devil is not an easy thing, but Laney has found...

In The Out Crowd by Michael A. Kirby, at Gates High School, the pupils are separated into two groups; the In Crowd of just 69 pupils and the Out Crowd. Hallie Flynn, senior cheerleading captain, becomes the victim of gossip when information about her relationship...

Jordan’s Arrow is a work of fiction in the fantasy, science fiction, and Christian writing sub-genres, and was penned by author Allen Steadham. Written as the second novel in the Jordan of Algoran series, we return to the adventures of Jordan SnowFire to find that...

Torn Asunder takes us back to the “Troubles”; the Irish Easter Uprising of 1916. Whilst the English were busy fighting the First World War, the republican factions in Ireland saw the opportunity to rise up and declare the Irish Republic, united and separate from the...

Death at Quebec by Donald Gutteridge is exquisite, a collection that can only be described with superlatives. The poems are a gorgeous offering for readers who enjoy poetry, with themes that appeal to the human spirit and our spiritual sense. What immediately strikes the reader...

It was Opposite Day in class and the teacher wanted the students to sit still and try to do the opposite of the word she told them. The children giggled and then they all shook their heads. She asked Charles to open the door and...

Life is an adventure so how are you preparing your children for it? There are so many things in the world for them to explore. In Mitch and Mooch Try Swimming: A Story About First Swimming Lessons For Children by Jan Foster, your children will...

In Ginger Ring's Playing Jasper, Jackie had studied to be a reporter; she loved the thought of immersing herself in a good investigative piece. The problem was that not much happened in her small town. With downsizing imminent, she knew her job was on the...