Do you ever wonder why some people just seem to breeze through life without a care in the world? Do they have special character traits or can their secret be learned by anyone? If you are struggling with achieving goals or setting clear boundaries, then...

In David VS Goliath: How to Compete, and Beat, the Online Giant, David Garofalo draws us into the world of bricks and mortar retailers—that is, people who have three-dimensional shops and stock on the one hand, and need real customers on the other. It can...

Reclaiming Judaism from Zionism: Stories of Personal Transformation edited by Carolyn L. Karcher features stories from forty Jews from different backgrounds, stories that trace their journey from a Zionist worldview to one that embraces an inclusive world. From the very beginning, the author makes a...

Double Crust Chocolate Cream Pie: My Truly Most Favorite Fluffy Friend is a children’s storybook written by Pamela Tomlin and illustrated by Tamara Piper. What could be better than a lovely spring day? One spent visiting Nana and Papa. Emma loves to visit her grandparents,...

Murder Returns to the Precipice by Penny Goetjen commences when Elizabeth Pennington discovers a body in the gym, partially crushed under the barbells. She doesn’t have long to notify the authorities and clean up before an Australian rock musician arrives with his entourage. The blows...

Vices/Virtues by Beatrice DeSoprontu is an interesting piece of contemporary literature that attempts to go inside the minds of its characters and determine what motivates them in their decision-making and why they made those choices. It is very much a novel of “manners” in the...

Rachel Tepfer Copeland's I Can Be A Superhero During A Fire Drill: Super Safety Series is a children’s educational picture book about the responsibilities of what is required when a fire drill goes off. It’s an important tool for children who may have special needs...

The Satan and the Cherubim (There Came Darkness Series Book 1) by Casey Fisher is a historical novel that reflects on the time when King Josiah was intent on prohibiting the worship of any god other than Elohim. Needless to say, his mission created more...

Ophelia by Charlene Raddon, the sixteenth book in The Widows of Wildcat Ridge, follows the life of Ophelia, the wife to Mortimer Crane, a wealthy but brutish mine owner. After enduring his continuous deceit for years, Ophelia decides it is time to call it quits...

A Predator and a Psychopath is a work of chilling psychological thriller fiction penned by author Jay Kerk. Playing on the tricks of the mind and how frightening these can be, we find ourselves following the journey of mental patient Jason. Recently admitted, Jason is...

In First Earth, Agnes is not your average 16-year-old girl. She is a burn victim, her neuropathy is not that great and it seems as if she is the only wizard remaining in her world. She was trying to rebuild her life, one step at...

Solar Hydrogen: The Ultimate Solution to Prevent More Climate Change is a work of non-fiction focusing on real-world weather issues, socioeconomics, and societal behaviors and was penned by author C. E. (Sandy) Thomas. As the climate crisis becomes a more and more vital talking point...

Serena's Tales by Taylor Lukens, illustrated by Madison Hope-Hokulani Buffington, is a children's fantasy book about a mermaid named Serena, the youngest princess of King Ronan and Queen Venus of Dylana. Serena is known to be caring, kind, and adventurous. Her frequent underwater travels lead...

When Jim Taggart, sheriff of Palisade, sees Daniel Lind standing over the bloodied body of his wife, Meg, on the floor of her home, with no witnesses to prove otherwise, all the evidence points to Daniel and/or his brother, Clay. The brothers are known for...

A Key That Turned: Unlocking the Master Plan is a nonfiction memoir written by Gloria V. Key with Marc Hoberman. When Key’s mother became pregnant with her, she already had five daughters, and Social Services was threatening to take away her welfare benefits if she...

Tales of the Philippines: In the Early 1900's is a nonfiction memoir written by Simon Bolivar Buckner Jr. with a preface by his son, William C. Buckner. The memoir consists of over 80 short accounts of Buckner’s experiences as a West Point graduate who was...

Fantasy fans will find lots to love in Necessarily Evil: Prophecy, Shad N. Freud’s debut novel. Lucifer, Jehovah, and Buddha gather in a bar to play poker for the right to hear the latest version of the apocalyptic Prophecy that emerges every few thousand years....

Nigel Sainsbury's love affair with two-wheelers began at an early age. Long before he was street legal, he was already tinkering around with a motorized bicycle - learning to make it work and also testing its capabilities on the road with a mate as ballast....

Teaching Kids to Buy Stocks: Stories and Lessons for Grown-Ups is a nonfiction educational finance book written by J. J. Wenrich. The author has been in the investing business for over 20 years; he's a Certified Financial Planner and motivational speaker. The author’s interest in...

Asterisk's son, Franklin, comes out as transgender and gaining her mother's full support they seek therapy and support groups to offset the disapproval and bullying "Rosie" receives from classmates and other family members. When Asterisk meets Vivian, a punk rock transgender woman, she believes she's...