Dying for a Drink by Amelia Baker is an inspirational memoir that chronicles the life of an alcoholic, a story that is poignant and offers great lessons to readers. Having grown up in the Anglican Church, the author moved to London to train as a...

In When Cats Fly (Jellibean Adventures Book 3) by Cindi Handley Goodeaux, Jellibean was thankful the possum family let her spend the night with them. She woke up in the morning to the sounds of them leaving to search for food. She hugged each one...

While Coleen’s father may be perceived as odd, she knows the true caring nature of her father and she needs to prove it. The townsfolk feel that the giant man is lazy, standing in the middle of town with his arms raised in the air....

Best Shot Forward by Gregory Saur is a coming-of-age sports fiction novel that follows a group of kids at Washington Middle School and their lives, which revolve almost entirely around basketball. Two students, in particular, are central characters and the protagonists of Saur's story; seventh-grade...

A Goddess Among Men is a work of fiction in the family saga and interpersonal drama sub-genres and was penned by author Daniel Davidsohn. Set in varying and juxtaposing landscapes, from the wilds of the Amazon rainforest to the cut-throat world of high society in...

Jacob The Jew VS. The Chinese Blood is the first book in a series by J. W. Durrah and it is a compelling entry for a detective series with strong occult underpinnings. NYPD Detective Jacob Jennings expects to be sent to Vietnam when he signs...

In Judas In Jerusalem by Joseph Lewis Heil, we are introduced to Judas Iscariot as a young boy living with an abusive father and later a stepfather who wants him out of the way. Judas wanders about, learning to steal, lie and cheat. When he...

Missing by Mian Mohsin Zia is a novel of mystery and crime inspired by true events. It centers on the main character Zia, also known as Z, a man who suffers the heartache of losing his wife and daughter, but whose strong character leads him...

Master the Art of Writing a Book by Mastery Quadrant gives a good framework to readers who are into writing a book and getting it published. The techniques in the book have been designed keeping in mind the tools used by top masters and top...

Root Brew Float: One Scoop or Two by Sydney Winward is the story of a witch as she faces the dilemma of a lifetime. Josephine Brevil is not your run of the mill witch. She was there when the Salem Witch Trials happened; she survived...

Book stores and libraries are showing an increase in the number of self-published books. With the growing competition, traditional publishers are sticking to authors they know and depend on and looking for fewer new authors every day. This makes it difficult for new authors to...

Whether you’re self-published or published by a traditional publisher, book marketing is a big part of an author’s workload. It doesn’t matter how good your book is; if no one knows about it, the book won’t sell. Although it might be nice to say writers...

The Arab Business Code by Judith Hornok is an engaging book that gives valuable insights about the author's findings using the case studies of successful international companies and Arab businesspeople. It offers techniques and strategies that will help readers to strengthen their socio-economic competency and...

In Excerpts from the Imperial Diary, the newest book in the Country Girl Empress series by A. Piper Burgi, we find an older Sisi that has remained on the go despite her natural aging. Sisi still goes about her life as she always had. Rudi...

Hush, Hush: A Ronnie Lake Mystery by Niki Danforth is a twisting and turning mystery. Ronnie Lake is a 55-year-old divorced, empty nester who has re-invented herself as a private detective with the help of her German Shepherd dog, Warrior. Ronnie has solved a couple...

Dads for Daughters: How Fathers Can Give their Daughters a Better, Brighter, Fairer Future by Michelle Travis is an engaging book for all fathers who have daughters as it will guide them on how to support girls. As we all know, there are many men...

Who are we really in the grand scheme of things called life? Are we what we’ve made ourselves today? Or, are we merely pawns of some higher power? If we could do things differently, go back and change our choices and direction in life, would...

In a perfect world, every dream vacation would be, well, perfect. Tammy Bruyere’s comedic travel memoir, Misadventures With the Traveling Suitcase, shows exactly the opposite to be true. As Bruyere and her spouse prepare to embark on an unforgettable anniversary trip to Europe, they have...

The Biggest Hole in the Iron Curtain: The Batizy Story by Levente Batizy is the story of the Batizy family as they traveled from Hungary to America, chasing the American Dream. Once part of European nobility, the Batizy family lost it all when communism took...

Progressive Overload: How to Grab a Shovel & Start Digging by Giovannelli Franchesco, MBA, SGT is a handy manual that encourages readers to use it as a map to re-examine and re-route their routines and guide them to work on themselves and stay in the...