Cremains by Rob Johnson is a laugh-out-loud crime comedy. Max Dempsey was once a successful bank manager. Until he got caught with his fingers in the till. He hasn’t told his wife that he no longer has a job at the bank and she just...

Twigs In My Hair: A Gardening Memoir is a work of non-fiction memoir, penned by author Cynthia Reyes, with accompanying photographs by Hamlin Grange. In a visual twist on the memoir genre, the author utilizes the gardens of her past and present to tell a...

East of Lincoln is a work of intense and intriguing crime fiction penned by author Harlin Hailey. Set in the recent contemporary period of 2012, the story places us amongst the survivors of economic recession, piecing their lives back together as discontentment eats away at...

Allison the Alligator was different. She was not like the other alligators. She disliked the murky waters of the swamp and longed for a bubble bath. She was sophisticated and tried convincing the other alligators that life was more than just lurking behind the bushes...

Talking about faith to skeptics is an age-old challenge, and it even further tests the mettle of its defenders in the present age where liberalism leans toward reason. We are living in an era with a different situation, and belief in a higher power is...

Roo's Stew is an animal picture book for children written by Ashley Cason and illustrated by Patrick Corrigan. Roo and her cockatoo, Sue, were the very best of friends. They went everywhere together, including the village market and the zoo. Then something happened. Sue wasn’t...

Quintrell's White by Clive Hawkswood is set against the backdrop of a tense political environment, with WWI looming ahead. America and Russia are undergoing political turbulence and some key characters are about to orchestrate actions that might change the fate of the world in far...

In The Mystery of the Lost Map by Jim Rhoden and Mickey Goodman, two young cowboys get a lucky break at school and start their weekend camping plans early. Cowboy Small and Cowboy Little find that their camping area is not the same as they...

The Balance: An Old Guy Offers Some Random Thoughts On Money by David Penna is an insightful book on money management throughout one’s entire life. Some of the advice is specifically for Canadians, while many others are general in nature. So, The Balance is good...

Eastbound from Flagstaff by Annette Valentine tells the story of Simon Hagan, a tale that invites readers to rethink their relationship with themselves, their sense of responsibility when it comes to their destiny and the place they allow God to play in their life. It...

Water Barrel: Your Personal Evolution to Financial Independence by David Penna is a book that will help all readers to save, plan, budget, and invest their earnings to ensure a comfortable retirement. The author makes the learning process enjoyable and his personal experiences lend credibility...

Ollie is a friendly dog and he loves to play and explore. Ollie wants to go to the farm and make new friends there. He knows the chickens will be by the barn. The chickens do not want to be Ollie's friends and they do...

Christmas really is a magical time of the year. But somehow Sugar has forgotten some of the magic of her hometown, Silver Falls. Having lived in the big city for so long, she’s developed a number of big-city-girl habits and routines that have only strengthened...

Fall Out: Courage Always Stands its Ground is the fourth book in the Gray Girl series by Susan I. Spieth. Hoping to end her final year at West Point on a high note, Cadet Jan Wishart wants to avoid trouble. She is a hard worker,...

The Haunting of Matthew Keys is a work of psychological thriller fiction penned by author Michael S. Vassel. Toying with concepts of paranormal possibility and the tortured mind of someone who is in shock and grief, we find our central character Matt mourning the loss...

Philly and Friends: Who Do I See in the Mirror? by Vese Aghoghovbia Aladewolu is a beautiful storybook with a good message that will teach youngsters about self-love and self-acceptance. The little girl in the story is looking in the mirror and she loves her...

Sands Rising is a work of thrilling dystopian fiction penned by author H. M. Wilhelmborn and forms the first book in The California Ballot Killings series. Recommended for mature audiences due to its theme, but without graphic content, this exciting and dramatic tale centers on...

The Box: The Adventures of Katie and Karl Wallaroo is a children’s picture book that encourages kids to be imaginative. It is written by Rhonda and Rodney Brooks and stars two little kangaroos, a brother and a sister, who imagine things that come alive. After...

The Flying Tree: Teaching Children the Importance of Home is a children’s picture book written by Ingo Blum and illustrated by Anna Zeezat. The life of a bird seemed to be so much better than living on the same old hill day after day. The...

For anyone who desires to grow in self-awareness, spending time with this little gem is a good beginning. By exploring the three words comprising the title, the reader will grow in deeper understanding of living a life in authentic power. The author guides the reader...