Cassie worked as a cleaner in Driven City run by the dictatorial Elms family. Soldiers patrolled the city and fined anyone breaking the family laws. In the rigidly controlled social matrix, Cassie had one friend, Axton, a relationship both had to keep secret as they...

In Sweet Twisted Pine by Lori R. Hodges, it is early 1800 and Michael and his sister Lucy live a comfortable life in Philadelphia high society. Life as they know it is going to suddenly change forever. Lucy vanishes and Michael believes that she has...

The First Seal is a work of epic fantasy fiction penned by author Jared A. Zakarian, which forms the second novel in the Verdunmull Series. After the first novel introduced us to the world of Verdunmull and began to develop its characters and concepts, the...

Rohit Bhargava’s non-fiction business book, Non Obvious Megatrends, is a treasure trove of brilliantly predicted trends that are set to change the face of society, if not the faces of the individuals around us, although hopefully not in any literal sense. One of my favorite...

Arid is a work of fiction in the science fiction and futuristic sub-genres and was penned by author Anne Joyce. The work contains some adult language which may make it more suitable for mature teens and adult readers. In a tale of dystopia and empowering...

My Farts Don't Stink by Carrie L. Foshee is a picture book that is both educational and entertaining. Young children and early readers naturally find the topic of intestinal gas engaging. As they turn the pages and read the repetitive phrases (“I’m a …,” “My...

French Like Moi: A Midwesterner in Paris is a work of non-fiction in the genre of travel writing, and was penned by author Scott Dominic Carpenter. In this interesting work of cross-cultural observation and enjoyable travelogue-style depictions, we focus in with our author on what...

Esme’s Gift is the second book in the Esme Trilogy by Elizabeth Foster. Fifteen-year-old Esme now knows her mother, Ariane, is alive, locked in sleep in the magical, water-imbued land of Aeolia. When her father refuses to believe anything she says, Esme plunges back into...

Mine to Carry: An Irish Woman's Passage through Forbidden Pregnancy by Christine Mulvey is a poignant, heartbreaking memoir of one woman’s journey through an unwanted pregnancy against the backdrop of a culture that condemns pregnancy outside wedlock. Twenty-two-year old Christine is full of life with...

And Eve Said …“To Hell with God” by Sal Rivera is a wonderful book that explores strong themes and looks at human relationships from a fresh perspective. Starting with commentaries on the story or the myth of creation, the author unveils loopholes that are not...

Out of the Fog: A Hungarian Baptist's Personal Memoir of Immigration, Conversion, and Success in America is a work of non-fiction written in an autobiographical style, and was penned by author Edwin Lucas Kautz. Following the fascinating life story and cultural adjustments of the work’s...

Shattered Treasure by Cindy Patterson is the story about the scars of our past that don’t seem to leave us, even if we try to move forward. Something like this happened to Addison. She was just trying to get over the hurt of her past....

Inside the Sun: A Novel is the third book in the 8th Island Trilogy by Alexis Marie Chute. All the worlds are dying and there is nothing anyone can do about it except Ella, her mother Tessa, and her grandfather Archie. What started as a...

When We Met Neanderthals Coloring Book by Neil Bockoven, Ph.D. takes young readers back to Ice Age Europe 45,000 years ago when Moctu and Nuri lived. The Neanderthals were a different type of human that lived in Europe 250,000 years before all of us. Moctu...

Mokie the Monster was in a bad mood. He wanted to be fed. Monsters liked tasty drinks and needed snacks too. He said he would hiss and growl and stamp his feet unless someone gave him something to eat. The sign said not to feed...

Imagination is a wonderful thing. You can make up so many fantasy worlds and lives and have a lot of fun creating a vision of costumes and all kinds of magical tools. Why not be a princess for a day (or two) and enjoy the...

Face Difficult Conversations with God on Your Side is written by Rebecca Finley. Many Christian women suffer an internal conflict between living according to God's will and having their personal needs met. Throughout this guide, you will discover that you can have both without losing...

The Clean Body by Peter Ward charts the history of personal cleanliness in the western world from the seventeenth century on, and it takes us through the homes and bathhouses of France, Germany, Italy, England, Austria, and North America. We know that today’s often excessive...

Wicked Little Lies: Molly by Beth Prentice is the first book in the newest Westport Mystery series. While her sister Lizzie bought a house, fell for a handyman, and had a harrowing face-off with a stalker, Molly was dealing with her own mystery and romantic...

“Spur of the moment was one way of defining Dean. He lived in the moment and if an idea struck him with friends in mind, which was the norm, we usually went along for the ride. It was always an adventure. Life’s too short was...