“How can you have a gold rush without a Mark Twain or Bret Harte or Jack London?” What Became of the Crow? is Robert Moriarty’s engaging inside story of a modern-day gold rush. This saga is worth telling and reading and could well become the...

Ella Plant Plants a Tree is Book 1 in the Ella Plant Series for children by Michael Amaral. Ella Plant is a nature-loving elephant. She couldn’t wait to go to school because she had her favorite subject today which was science. Mrs. Raffe taught about...

What do you think happened in March 2020 when a hibernating bear family woke up from their long winter’s nap? They must have been surprised to find empty streets, masked people everywhere, and lineups outside grocery stores. Not to mention the empty shelves in the...

The allure of Judy Burr’s Lion Song is that it seems to be marketed as romance fiction, but it is actually based on the author’s real-life experience and is a memoir of sorts. It is also in the way that her brush with the Feds...

Wyoming by Richard G. Tuttle is a legal thriller that will have you hooked to the story until the end. Patrick Flaherty is not your usual man living in a small town. He suffers from chrometophobia, an aversion to money. But he accepts his reality...

Lying Close: A Jon Frederick novel by Frank F. Weber is a suspenseful novel with a strong appeal to fans of sleuth and romance novels. Jon Frederick is an investigator who is suddenly faced with one of the most disturbing cases in his career. Three...

Fighting Chance by award-winning journalist Alicia Doyle is a powerful memoir that will inspire and entertain you. You have a journalist-turned-boxer in her late twenties in the late 1990s, and you have a compelling story of how covering a story of at-risk youth in a...

Molly and her best friend Nicole have been inseparable since the day that they met back in kindergarten. Now entering fifth grade, the two girls are accepted into a new school in a better neighborhood because of how gifted and smart they are. Molly soon...

In The Shadow Of Gold by Michael Kenneth Smith is a historical fiction novel about lost Confederate treasure set in the 19th century. When Jonas Arvin asks his associate, Klinger, to dig up the source of his family fortune, his investigation reveals a long-lost tale...

The Doors of AfterLater by Gary Pyle is a perfect read for fourth to sixth graders and grownups with the sense of adventure of the children they once were. It is a heartwarming and entertaining story of young Jack, a kid who is tired of...

Shattered Snow by Rachel Huffmire is the first book in The Mirror Chronicles. Keltson runs a secret operation to save people from tragic pasts using time travel to give them happier endings. This is what got him dubbed with the name of The Mirror. Changing...

Our Third Eye by Alex Newman has an interesting subtitle: It’s our choices and experiences that make us who we are today. In this book, the author takes us on a journey with him as he reviews his experiences and allows us to understand how...

Trip to America by Liana Margiva is a collection of poetry and prose that touches the heart, mind, and soul. If you love poems that show true love for imagery, rhyme, and abstract, this book is full of them. If you like thought-provoking prose that...

Spinning Briar by Rachel Huffmire is the second book in the Mirror Chronicles. Charul lost his chance at capturing the Mirror and his actions have now put him on probation with his job on the line. Others like Tia that work with Charul are also...

Burning Bridges: A Jon Frederick Novel by Frank F. Weber is a true-crime thriller with a fascinating plot and compelling characters. When Harper Rowe hires PI Jon Frederick to help find her biological father, Billy Blaze, all she expects is to be able to connect...

J. Dawson Williams has given us a book of ethics in Overcoming Systemic Prejudice and Discrimination. For far too long, prejudice and discrimination have been accepted or only occasionally slightly condemned. It is high time that society works together as one to treat everyone with...

Abstract: Bold Black is a work of fiction in the mystery, suspense, and crime sub-genres, and was penned by author Scott Price. The work is intended for the general adult reading audience and is self-described as ‘A Crime Story With An Artistic Twist’. Our protagonist...

As We Forgive: A Christian Cozy Mystery by Susan Byrde is the first book in her Ivy Greene series. Four years ago, Ivy Greene moved back to the small town of Pinnacle with her young daughter, Anna. Her dog business is booming, keeping her busy,...

The Will 2 – Recalled by Benjamin Laskin continues the story of Josh as he finishes the bucket lists his father left him. The story picks up a few years after the first novel ended, and this time, Josh has a monumental task to complete...

Hiding in Plain Sight: My Life and Adventures Protecting Celebrities is a work of non-fiction in the memoir and autobiographical writing sub-genres and was penned by author Thomas LeBrun. The work is intended for the general reading audience and contains stories from the fascinating life...