The world around us is often starkly divided between good and bad, black and white, vice and virtue, but is it truly all that clear? In truth, there is more gray area than there is black or white, and there is more average than good...

Karl Gatlin is a private eye working in ultra-liberal Santa Cruz. His client, Aria Piper, has come to him to investigate a series of threats from a religious zealot by the name of Gary Crowder. Karl, his assistant Matt, and his in-house muscleman John Ratu...

A gorgeous meld of romance and adventure, From Coffee to Champagne to Coconuts by Brigitte Kassa is an autobiography that follows the life of Brigitte Kruger Kassa, a woman born in 1939 in Germany when WWII was breaking out. Her family affected by the repercussions...

Relatively Normal is a contemporary humor novel written by Whitney Dineen. Jasmine and Catriona were the best of friends who had gone from being college chums to owning one of the most famed event planning companies in New York City. Now with Jazz about to...

The amount of research that author Robert L. McHenry put into this book is amazing. For people like myself who are looking at retirement in complete bewilderment, Common Sense Approach: Guide to Negotiating the Retirement Maze and Choosing a Retirement Community is the ultimate book!...

Brianna and Mrs. Moomoo were going to the park and Brianna's father was taking them. Brianna loved parks and all the rides there. She loved the swings more than the slides and Brianna could already see the big red swing set. As soon as her...

There is a special power within the hearts of pets. A popular saying is that pets leave paw prints on our hearts. It is very true. But sometimes they do more than just that. One magical Dalmatian puppy had the power to heal and to...

Flight of the Forgotten by Mark A. Vance is one of the most interesting books I’ve ever read. It is promoted as a true story of heroism and betrayal and Mark A. Vance makes a compelling case that this is what happened. I want to...

Daddy’s Arms by Fabian E. Ferguson is a children’s rhyming book about the loving bond between a young boy and his doting, playful father. The story is written from the perspective of the child whose imagination runs wild with fantasy during father/son time. Whether it’s...

Aces: A Novel of Pilots in WWII is an historical fiction novel written by Michael January. Eighteen-year-old Lacy Dunbrough was thrilled at the spectacle that was the National Air Races. It was 1935, and the Cleveland Aerodrome was the site of the competition featuring the...

“Finishing is far more important than starting” are the famous words of African-American Civil Rights Movement figure, James Meredith. In this book, March On Children! The Story Of James Meredith’s March Against Fear by Katina L Rankin, children will learn about how James Meredith had...

In Land of My Birth: A Historical Sketch of the First Forty Years of the People's National Party of Jamaica, Leroy E. Cooke, a patriot, revisits the history of his country and pens an engrossing narrative that showcases the journey of the first forty years...

Shana Bailey has done an incredible job with her cookbook titled Taste and See, a collection of delicious recipes from family and friends. This book is so much more than just a cookbook; it is a work from the heart and a way to preserve...

The Adventures of Raven Darling by Lára Dawn Michelsen is a story about a young girl who left her life behind after high school in order to travel the world. She lives as a free spirit, exploring one country after another and earning money for...

Keeping You and Your Family Safe In Today's Hectic World: Basic Safety Tips Anyone Can Use by Sandy Hein is an insightful book that will guide readers in practicing situational awareness by simply paying attention to their surroundings and taking note of the things going...

The Little Book of Laughter by Maureen Sangiorgio fits neatly into the humor section of your neighborhood book store. Sangiorgio takes on the task of compiling a collection of jokes, funny stories, and limericks for the reader to enjoy. In this era of political correctness,...

Whether at home or on a road trip, it can be hard to keep a child or children entertained. It's not difficult if your young readers have a copy of Are We There Yet? by Lucy Griffith. This children’s activity book contains over eighty-five activities...

Liberty Man by Brad Livengood is a historical novel with beautiful elements of romance. Gabriel Brower is stunned when William Kinney, a soldier of the American Revolution and a man who is supposed to have died 150 years ago, suddenly appears in his living room....

Stories from the Tenth-Floor Clinic: A Nurse Practitioner Remembers is a work of non-fiction and medical memoir penned by author Marianna Crane. Set during the 1980s, this highly emotive and truly fascinating memoir takes us into the world of senior care in a poorer area...

The world around us is filled with beauty in the people, in the events, in the world itself, and yet it can be difficult to see that beauty for ourselves. The poet is someone who can help us to see that beauty, but also to...