The title of Leslee Koritzke’s book - Pour a Glass: The Wine and Drink Pairing Guide for Terrible Writing - pretty much sums up what it is about. What it does not mention, however, is that you may spill a lot of the wine you...

As the subtitle suggests, Embracing the Abyss by John Smith is a true story of unknowingly becoming part of a fraud scandal, receiving a presidential pardon, and being surprised by a spiritual awakening. The memoir begins three days before the protagonist’s appearance in federal court...

Acquiesce to Love Peace Gratitude by Fabiola Piedad Maria Alicia Reynales de Berry is an inspiring read and is about Susana, whose story will make readers understand that no matter what happens, the mind and the heart are powerful components of the life that is...

Carmen Amato's 43 Missing is the sixth book in the Detective Emilia Cruz series, a fascinating read in the genre of murder and mystery. The police arrested 43 students in a southern city, and not one of them has ever been accounted for. They all...

Nose Poop is a very well written book about what every child deals with and many times in embarrassment. Author Gloria J. Harris (Naejh) gives a vivid explanation of what “Nose Poop” is and how it catches bad things that get into our system, making...

Beware of Memories by Patrick K. Jaynes, PhD. and Darlien C. Breeze is a flawlessly written science fiction adventure tale about an extraordinary concept - that of being able to access memories with the help of a safe drug, and the modern technology that...

Even though she was a princess, Julia had never known the luxuries that came with her title. Her mother, the one person who loved and cared for her the most, died shortly after she was born. Her father left her with the servants and the...

A Hundred Fires in Cuba by John Thorndike is the fictional story of Clare Miller, an American photographer married to a wealthy Cuban business tycoon in Havana, a man she'd settled for after a whirlwind affair with the prominent and revered revolutionary Camilo Cienfuegos left...

They Feed by Jason Parent is a horror story about how, despite everything we do to try to convince ourselves we’re justified in our actions, we still suffer the same consequences as everyone else, whether we know it or not, and that Death will always...

Charlotte's Lance and the Round Fable by Margaret Lynette Sharp is the perfect romance for teenagers and young adults. Charlotte is not an ordinary young girl. You see, she is just 19 years old and is the daughter of a very rich and arrogant property...

Whether you’ve never read the Bhagavad Gita, are a student of eastern religious teachings, or just someone interested in spirituality in general, Lord Sri Krishna's Commandments: Timeless Secrets Extracted from Priceless Scriptures by Vinayak Raghuvamshi is a useful read. Although the Gita is an ancient...

The Cheap and Easy Guide to Health and Beauty by Amanda Alix offers practical ways to enhance well-being through easily available products. According to the book, “Selling cosmetics to consumers is a big, growing market—estimated to top $675 billion by the year 2020.” Alix presents...

Ingeborg Stinissen's 365 Reasons Why I'm Too Late For Work is a hilarious book of excuses written for those who can't seem to make it in on time. Or those who simply don't want to go in. Whether you are late or you just...

Tales of Mr. Snuggywhiskers: The Summer Tales by C.F. Crawford is the 4th book in a series of reading adventures for kids. It follows an engaging talking mouse and his large, vivacious family of ten children as they team up with two human sisters, Hallie...

Not everyone can trace their roots and A Walk Through Minden: In the Lives of the Crone and Vegh Families by Lillian Frazer shows just how much they may be missing. Beginning with great-great-grandparents, most of whom immigrated from Europe in the mid 19th and...

Children Have Got to Be Carefully Taught is a children’s picture book written by Kat Michels and illustrated by A. Sutton. It always pays to bring a child up with great manners and good quality education. What many people seem to overlook nowadays is that...

Keeping the Peace: A Guide to Solving Dog-Dog Aggression in the Home is a nonfiction animal behavior book written by Nicole Wilde. Wilde is a certified professional dog trainer and the author of a number of books on canine behavior and training. She has also...

If you want to become a professional dog trainer, i.e. someone who actually makes money - or even a living - by teaching people how to train their dog, then So You Want to be a Dog Trainer by Nicole Wilde is a book you...

Stumbling Stoned is the opening book in The Patchwork Prince series by A. Van Wyck, an urban fantasy featuring an unusual character, a world of drugs and magic, cannibalism, and an adventure of love. Readers are introduced to a hilarious character who claims to know...

A Clatter of Chains is a powerful opening in The Waking Worlds series by A. Van Wyck. An epic fantasy, this book's merits include its deadpan banter and gritty narrative, and the well-imagined and meticulously developed characters. This book has exceptional characters and my most...