A ranch horse should like cows, right? What if it doesn’t? And yet it still has to ride behind them and help round them up, all with a rider on its back. Shasta is a ranch horse, but he really doesn’t like cows. But his...

A vacation seems just the ticket for Jill Conroy in A Summer of Surprises by Judith Keim, so when her sister offers her the chance to house-sit a cottage on a sun-drenched beach, she packs both her physical and emotional bags and travels to Florida....

Cult Fiction by K. Gordon Neufeld is a semi-biographical, creative memoir that covers the author’s development as a writer over almost two decades while he was involved with the Unification Church, a cult-like offshoot of Christianity led by an enigmatic leader named Sun Myung Moon....

Children can sense the excitement when parents are preparing to go to the lake. Pets can, too. Bailey certainly senses the preparations underway. As he and Bella go about their morning rituals, they observe the adults preparing bags of clothing, bags of food, and, yes,...

In her introduction to Alexa’s a Spy and Other Things to Be Ticked off About, Dorothy Rosby, a syndicated humor columnist, tells us this latest book of hers is a “good-natured rant” primarily about those things that irritate us and keep us awake at night....

Mankind has been held captive by sinful thoughts and actions since Adam and Eve. The exact same tactics have been used throughout history to enslave us with negative thoughts of hate, envy, and greed. It is time to reflect upon your relationship with God and...

No Second Chances is a work of non-fiction in the criminal justice genre and was penned by author C. Kyle Sherrod. Written for adults due to its thematic content and descriptions of graphic violence, this is a true story which explains the experiences of the...

Conscious Feminism: How Women and Gen Z are Changing the World in Our New Millennium by Kashonia Carnegie Ph.D. is a non-fiction book that explains what conscious movement means and why the number two is so important now. She explains what the meaning of number...

After years of evading the assassins who killed her husband, a retired spy and her young son seek refuge in a small town in the captivating suspense novel Ninja School Mum by Lizzie Chantree. Skye and her husband Reece were elite government spies and very...

Dave lived among the trees and he liked searching for ants, worms, and bees. He wished to find a minibeast but he knew it would be difficult because they were small. He went on searching for them and came across a ladybug, ants, butterfly, spider,...

Red is a red fishing stage, a wooden building on an elevated platform commonly found off the shores of Newfoundland, Canada. A stage is associated with the fishing industry and is used to land and process fresh fish, preparing it for salting and drying. Fishing...

Sassy & Saved by Aimee P. Miller is the author's personal journey to peace and liberation after going through many painful situations. It is her journey of overcoming depression, fear, low self-esteem, and negativity by refusing to be bogged down by things that held her...

A vile and menacing spirit is threatening the lives of those connected with a suicide committed in the past, in the chilling supernatural mystery, Malevolent (The Paranormal Investigator Book 8) by Christopher Carrolli. After a night of vanquishing shadow walkers, paranormal investigators Tahoe, Susan, Dylan,...

Northern Lights, Southern Stars is a work of fiction in the fantasy and fairy tale retelling sub-genres and was penned by author C. S. Johnson. Suitable for all readers from young adult audiences upwards, this fascinating retelling of Snow White contains themes of racial identity,...

A cryptic text hits Carol Andrews’ inbox, and she finds herself spearheading a memorial service for a schoolmate she barely knew from her private school. As Politics Can Be Murder unfolds, we discover that the woman was the victim of a hit-and-run, and Carol –...

Not the Usual Season by Nancy May is a young adult coming-of-age story filled with lessons for both young people and adults. Ben is a senior high school wrestler with a huge ambition — win the States. He needs to work hard for this last...

The Bellhop Only Stalks Once is a work of fiction in the thriller and suspense sub-genres, and was penned by author Cat Hickey. Written for adult audiences due to scenes of moderate violence, some moderate sex scenes and a few references to drug usage, this...

A young girl discovers the hidden blessings in her father's illness in the inspiring children's book, Can You Hear Me? (Finding Hope After Loss) by Y. Y. Chan. Twelve-year-old Renee comes home from school to find Daddy home from work several hours earlier than usual....

Route 66: Have you found your route in life? by Herbert I. Burns Jr. is a handy guide for all those readers who want to have a better understanding of each of the 66 books of the Bible, and their implications for life. The author...

Have You Seen These Children? A Memoir by Veronica Slaughter is a heartrending memoir written from the perspective of an eight-year-old who, along with her siblings, Valorie, Vance, and Vincent, went on a journey that changed their lives forever. The book is about how misguided...