How to Make Friends with a Plant Eating Dinosaur: My Favorites Are the Herbivores by Andy Williams is a sweet little bedtime story about a small boy who likes plant eating dinosaurs. The boy has this fear that the carnivores might end up eating him...

Astrology and Interior Design: Unlocking the Secret to Your Personal Style at Home by Kita Marie Williams is a book on how to decorate your home taking as a starting point your Sun sign, your Ascendant sign as well as your Fourth House sign(s). The...

In Behind the Teacher’s Desk by Chris Williams, readers follow Claire Hebert, a high school instructor, through the second term of a high school year. While Claire’s hours are filled with student requests, class preparation, instruction, hall duty, extracurricular activities, and more, she longs to...

Walls For The Wind by Alethea Williams is a look at life in the Old West from a different perspective — the perspective of children and teenagers who were brought there in the famous “orphan trains.” As the book begins, Kit Calhoun, herself an orphan...

Truth’s Companion (The Seer Series) is a light mystery by K.R. Williams. Miranda Moon is one of the brilliant young students chosen to go to an archaeology convention. The group is invited to research a mysterious artefact and leave for Graille Mansion where it is...

Mary Bliss Parsons and Sarah Lyman Bridgeman are young girls who have just arrived in the Connecticut area from England. Mary’s family struggles to make ends meet in the new country, while Sarah’s family has a little more success. It is a new frontier where...

In Cale Thornsbe - The Boy Who Could See by Cassie Williams, Cale is an unusual boy who was adopted by his parents in an unusual way. He came with a golden seal and was delivered by a lady in black. Though the circumstances were...

Just Two Weeks is a psychological thriller written by Amanda Sington-Williams. Jolene Carr is on vacation in Sri Lanka. She was supposed to have gone with her partner, Mark, but his father was gravely ill and Mark couldn’t take the time off. So Jo decided...

Most people know about the events and historically documented occurrences of African Americans in the United States as they went from slaves to being free citizens. That, however, is far from all that transpired. The black people of the United States, during the birth of...

Wrong Place, Right Time is the story of traffic reporter Kate, who is in love with her friend and coworker Brian, who is all set to marry his high school sweetheart. Kate does what any true love believer would; she follows Brian and his intended...

Accept This Dandelion is the story of wannabe morning radio show host Renee Lockhart. Renee thinks auditioning for a local dating reality show would boost her profile and make her a shoo-in for the job, and it would have been. If Renee’s favorite flower weren’t...

Math Can Be Fun: A Parent's Guide to Engaging Kids in Math by Michele Williams is a non-fiction educational book for parents and children having issues with learning math. The chapters in this book cover different topics and creative ideas for parents to engage their...

Dr. Dee Dee Dynamo's Saturn Surprise by Oneeka Williams is the delightful story of Dr. Dee Dee Dynamo, a nine-year-old girl with supernatural powers that enable her to fly around in space and help other planets. Saturn has lost its rings and Dee Dee Dynamo...

Red Eyes by Jennifer Johnson is a melancholic collection of poems that speaks about sadness and pain, and the poet’s determination to rise above them and transform them to positive emotions. The poems touch the hearts of readers and give them the confidence to move...

Redemption’s Warrior by Jennifer Morse and William Mortimer is a poignant story of Christopher Marcos’ imprisonment on Isla Tres Marias. On his 18th birthday, Christopher crosses the US/Mexican border and finds himself falsely accused of smuggling drugs and whisked off to the island prison, which...

Ian Patrick Williams’ A.I. P.I. sets a perfect scene for a down-at-the-heel private eye. A jaded, cynical ex-cop with an office he owes rent on in a bad neighbourhood, Raymond, or RMD3000, is one of a minority of artificially intelligent androids, feared and discriminated against...

In The Torch Singer by J. William Penn, screenwriter Lawrence Ross is best known for “Torch,” a very violent police drama, but longs to be recognized for his more serious work, such as his PBS documentary about President Eisenhower’s early years. Then, a director taps...

Soul Shattering Sex: What All Women Deserve and How They Can Achieve It...Every Time is a non-fiction self-help book written by J. William Laundre. In his introduction, the author shares his philosophy that enjoyable and fulfilling sex is something that both men and women have...

Mamarazzi by Brooke Williams is the story of how an aspiring photographer accidentally finds herself in a successful acting career. Danica Bennett has one goal: to become a photographer to the stars. Unfortunately, she’s currently one of the paparazzi, albeit a successful one. Not wishing...

Lost and Falling by Marlina Williams revolves around thirteen-year-old Bailey who lives in Colorado. Bailey is addicted to the internet and she feels her online friends understand her more than her parents. She gets annoyed when her online time is interrupted. Things change when she...