Discovery: Poetry and Art by Rick and Jan Sikes is a very special book. Most of it was written by Rick as a mental escape from prison bars as some of the illustrations show. Tiny cages that appear too small for a man to stand...

Over a thousand years have passed since Erzebeth imprisoned the brothers Drast and Tyran Kaligula at Anaerfell for killing the god Wolos. Now, they must right their wrongs by retrieving Wolos from the Netherworld in this exciting conclusion to Joshua W. Robertson and J.C. Boyd’s...

In Shatter Point by Jon O'Bergh, the town of Pasadena is the haunting backdrop to this tale of feuds, dangerous dares and horror stories of the past. Donna and Phil have just moved into the neighbourhood and share a love of everything dark and...

The story of Asylum by Sherry Logsdon begins in the year 1896, when Isobel McFadden boards the S.S. Farnassia after her father decides to send her away - all the way to America. Isobel does not know her final destination, nor what kind of job...

Little Bear always sits on his favorite chair when he wants to relax in the story Little Bear and His Chair by Claressa Swensen. He does not allow anyone to sit on his chair and he has warning signs so that his friends know. Ryan...

Heartbeat by Lori R. Lopez is a short story that features a young man born at a time when humanity is grappling with threats imposed by zombies following an apocalypse. When it comes to the zombie issue, the world is divided into three - the...

Unleashed by Lori R. Lopez is an unconventional short story written from three different perspectives. The first one is a cat, profoundly scarred by her former owner, a maniac. The second one is a dog owned by the maniac's neighbors, who is very loyal to...

Three Sneezes in a Row—what could a picture book with that title be about? Cassie Kitzmiller has you guessing from the beginning. Ten sounds that you can hear coming from your body are shared with the reader through a counting poem and action verb after...

If you are a writer who sometimes struggles with writing or making sense of what you have already put on paper, A Fiction Writer's Guide to Plot Holes by Ann Snizek could be a useful addition to your non-fiction library. The main target group of...

The Fifth Trumpet: Fire in the Blood by Mark W Stoub is a powerful story involving conspiracy and a plot to destroy humankind. The townspeople of Shoestring, Texas have told stories for years about odd lights and noises, but most of it was attributed to...

The Girl He Left Behind by Lesley Hayes is the tale, told by Kat, of a relationship between two women in which she is the less dominant partner. She meets Alex, her lover, after a failed marriage and becomes part of the gay community in...

Commercial Directing Voodoo: Filmmaking Spells and Production Potions is written and illustrated by Jordan Brady. Brady is a commercial filmmaker and director who has written and directed full-length movies. He’s also the creator of and genius behind the Commercial Directing Bootcamp. Commercial directors are next...

The Hostage by Kathryn Berck is the first book of the Peryton series set in Mycenaean Greece in 1107 BC. A tortured soul, Akhaïdes, an outlaw, is on a quest to absolve himself by returning to the place where he savagely killed his three...

What does it take to handle delicate and tense situations? When should a police officer use a gun or other less lethal tools at their disposal? In a book that started with the title “Policing With(out) Guns,” which I think fits this work even better,...

Sirius, the Hero Dog of 9/11 is a story about a patrol dog that was killed at the World Trade Center on 9/11/2001. It gives details concerning what this dog could have heard before that awful day’s events. Sirius could see the height of the...

More than likely, you’ve most often seen the people that Susan J. Lewis writes about in her book, From Deep Within, in TV crime shows. Now and then, you might even have come across some of them wandering around your neighborhood. Odds are, of course,...

Glacier World by Fredrick Cooper is centered around a theme park, one that took 5 years to develop and was expected to pull in visitors from around the world in their droves. It was the perfect way to experience the diversity of Alaska; the wildlife,...

People of the Judeo-Christian faith are well versed in the story of Moses and how he led the people of Israel to freedom in the Promised Land. Those who read the Torah and the Old Testament of the Bible often question why God would not...

The children of the 1950s were a generation whose parents were survivors: survivors of the Depression and the Second World War. Their parents knew how to make do with what they had and how to defend what was theirs. The children mirrored their parents. So,...

The Business of Being: Soul Purpose In and Out of the Workplace by Laurie Buchanan, PhD explores the idea of personal development against the backdrop of a flourishing boutique restaurant, La Mandarine Bleue. The book is a personal training guide that demonstrates with wonderful arguments,...