Doolittle’s Men is a historical work by Paul D. Burgess. It follows several pilots and their support crew as they take part in the Doolittle Raid, an immediate retaliation by the USA against Japan’s bombing of Pearl Harbour during World War Two. Using vivid descriptions...

My Mother's Way of Dying Well by Dianne Porter is a moving biography covering a myriad of emotions surrounding death and dying. One would think that a biography about losing parents wouldn't have humor and bright points, but this one does, without disrespecting the subject...

In The Knight's Wife by Eta George, Isabel is the younger sister, but she was the knight’s choice as his bride. This doesn’t sit well with Isabel’s older sister, who had worked so hard to run their father’s castle. The final decision was their father’s....

What was he going to do with all that money? This is what Luis thought as it finally sank in that he was the winner of a lottery prize worth 684 million dollars. As an air traffic controller, Luis had to work hard to maintain...

Accidents are things that need not be; they happen by chance and don’t always fit in. Paul Anthony seeks purpose in a life born from an accidental mother and an accidental father. He is a puzzle piece that didn’t quite fit. He is born incidentally...

In Navarro’s Gold by Dustin Hansen, the story starts in 1706, piquing the reader's interest, then jumps to the year 1868 to Nebraska, and then the reader is hooked. It is a cowboy story with the most captivating main character who leads the reader on...

The Mind's Echo falls into the suspense, mystery, and thriller subgenres, and forms the first installment of the Dr. Theo Raden series of medical thriller novels. The work is best suited to mature adult readers owing to scenes of a sexual nature and the use...

In Freddy's Colorful Journey: Learning Colors by Allie Compeau we learn that Bo Bear has lost his crayons. He’s very sad. Freddy Fox sets out to find the crayons so that Bo Bear can continue to draw his colorful pictures. Riley Rabbit sees a red...

Wolf's Mate by Chanel Blake is a mesmerizing paranormal romance novel that artfully entwines a tale of love, the quest for belonging, and the hurdles one faces when seeking their place in a world teeming with supernatural beings. The story revolves around a young woman...

In February 1806, Esme Conrad and her aunt Hannah board the Britannia on a mission. Esme’s family owns a shipping fleet, and the Britannia faces consistent sabotage and vandalism. Headed for French Canada, Esme is on board to investigate. However, Lord Strachan, aka Landon, her...

Surrounded by God's Painted Sky: Christian Affirmations to Start Your Day will help any reader who wishes to strengthen their faith and devotion to God. In an easy-to-follow format, Susan Montgomery organizes her daily Christian affirmations with scripture references that will guide the reader to...

The money when hunting witches was good but the quest itself was dangerous. Evan Striker knew the risks he was taking when he decided to search for Calesso. Knights got killed all the time when they went after Calesso. Despite others telling him the impossibility...

If the recent COVID-19 outbreak has taught us anything, it's how many people hold onto misconceptions about vaccines and struggle to comprehend their importance in our society. Let's Take A Shot! is a fun and educational picture book that seeks to teach young kids how...

Beginner’s Guide to Raising ADHD Kids by Rubye Marshal shares years of research into a condition that has affected several members of her family. The author identified a lack of practical information for families about Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Marshal compiled her findings into...

Bonita’s Quest is the continuation of a historical series by Carl R. Brush. It follows the adventures of Bonita Kelly’s life as she fights for survival and fair treatment in the burgeoning, bustling frontier city of San Francisco in the 1850s. In this second...

Aunt Dollie's Remedies and Tips by Clementine Holmes Bass is a journey that culminates in the pages of 175 Years of Home Remedies. Home remedies are nothing new; years, before pharmacies arrived on the high streets and medicines, were available 24/7, people used to make...

MEMOS from the Stock Trader's Notebook: Ruling the Markets From Mayhem to Mastery by Richard Smith is a non-fiction guide in which the author delivers his personal strategy for stock trading and details on how he does it. Referred to as the DvolT system, the...

Set in the late 19th century in Washington Territory, Laura Langdon’s Nobody’s Bride follows the love story of Joseph Abernathy and Nellie Bishop. While Joseph was initially married to Nellie’s cousin, Abigail, that tumultuous marriage only lasted half a year. Nellie, on the other hand,...

The Queen’s Scribe: Sea and Stone Chronicles by Amy Maroney is a medieval romance adventure set on the island of Cyprus in the mid-fifteenth century. A beautiful young Frenchwoman, Estelle de Montavon, leaves her family on Rhodes to travel to Cyprus, where she will be...

Jana's Brightly Coloured Socks is a children's picture book by Sally Fetouh with illustrations by Alexis Schnitger. It tells the story of Jana, a young girl with Down syndrome, who wakes up with a happy song and a big laugh every day. One morning, she...