How The Ideals of America’s Founders Lead Us to Purposeful Living is an observational work based on American history, its principles and proposed ideals, and was penned by author Roger Fortin. Taking the unifying phrase ‘one for all and all for one’ as its central...

Verses (The Harmony, Discourse and Undivided Pursuit of Wholeness) by Jewel Caston-Mendoza comprises the penned emotions and thoughts of a lover, wife, mother, and most importantly a woman whose life is chronicled in emotive verses. Divided into seven chapters and visualized by Chantece Dayshon Mendoza’s...

One Consciousness: The True Message of the Mandela Effect Reality by Anthony W. White is an informative and insightful book that gives readers an understanding of consciousness, the afterlife, creational design, and the true message behind the Mandela Effect. The information in the book helps...

Nowadays, middle-class millionaires are not rarities. It is not unusual that people save one million dollars or more for the time of their retirement. With the use of some precautions, this achievement can be within everyone’s reach. Author Clark A. Kendall has more than thirty...

To My Child by Frances Siino is an uplifting book that conveys a lot of good messages to young readers and will encourage them to lead a fulfilling life filled with positivity and gratitude. Written as a conversation between a mother and daughter, the book...

The Stage Driver’s Daughter by Krystal M. Anderson is a delightful tale about a subject that has been all-too-ignored in Western fiction. Western novels are replete with plots about cowboys and Indians and lawmen. This novel is about a Nevada stage driver—Winnifred “Win” Morgan—who is...

My lasting first impression as a first-time reader of the rather prolific writer Ann Morven, based on her “somewhere-in-the-series” novel, The Killing of Hamlet, one of a collection featuring a common-everyday-woman investigator named Sheil B. Wright (because she usually is), is Wow, what perfectly timed...

Have you ever been partnered with someone you didn't like? That's the problem main character Sophie faces in the book Sophie Washington: Mismatch by Tonya Duncan Ellis. Sophie decided to try out for her school’s tennis team and was happy when she made the team,...

Sensitive: My Journey Through A Toxic World is a work of memoir non-fiction penned by author Pookie Sekmet. After unknowingly being exposed to dangerous chemicals when she was a baby, the author grew up experiencing strange sensations and illnesses which then took years to retrace...

Short Line to Death is a short, sharp work of murder mystery fiction penned by author Molly Flewharty. Set in the quirky crossover between urban and small-town mystery, via the prominent bus service which is a main feature of the novel, this engaging tale begins...

When a great story presents real-life experiences that make a reader reflect, then it is worth reading and re-reading it. This is what I suggest with Steve Mariotti’s Goodbye Homeboy. In this inspiring memoir, Mariotti recalls the beginnings of his nonprofit organization, NFTE (Network for...

Boll Weevil by James Radford is a fictional novel set in the American South. Michael Drummond is a tenacious black lawyer fighting Darby Tobacco in an important compensation case. If it goes well, it will advance his career and his bank balance. The company is...

Embrace of the Shade is a romantic work of fantasy fiction penned by co-author team of Amanda Muratoff and Kayla Mansur. Written for adults due to its explicit mature content, this novel forms the first book in the Berylian Key Trilogy as part of the...

A Homesteading Family in Colorado is a work of pioneer fiction set on the western frontier and was penned by author Raymond Cook in his ongoing collection of heartfelt Western tales. In this mid-length novel of personal highs and lows, we are introduced to Ronald...

Between the Walls of Time by Michael Stafford blends political, scientific, and social theories with a few splashes of murder, arson, corruption, FBI surveillance, and Cherokee mysticism into a storyline relevant for today. The plot opens in 1970 when Cyrus, a young Army Ranger, returns...

Carol was ready to go to school. She woke up, washed her face, brushed her teeth, took her backpack, and went down into the kitchen to have breakfast. She wished her mother good morning, sat in front of her plate, and bowed her head and...

Jeremy Austin and the Paladin by Rod C. Spence is the second book in the Jeremy Austin series. Six teenagers are far from home; 2.4 million light years away to be exact. They only wanted to find their scientist parents, but their rescue mission quickly...

Stay beautiful inside and out. The Ultimate Guide to Staying Youthful by Adeline Chenney is a handy manual that gives readers a lot of information about the health and beauty industry. The tips and techniques in the book will guide readers to keep mind, body,...

Walk With Me: One Hundred Days of Crazy is a romantic and bittersweet work of fiction penned by author Ernesto H Lee. Written for mature audiences, but not overly graphic in its romantic content, this tale focuses on love later in life. Our central hero...

Go to School, Kanunu is a children’s picture book written by Chris Esper and illustrated by Cardigan Broadmoor. Kanunu got up one morning and decided that he wasn’t going to school that day. He ate his breakfast, as he usually did before school, but didn’t...