Let's meet Mac, the Macadamia nut who was a special nut. His friends Doodle and McNutt agreed that he was a special kind of nut and interesting too. Mac felt hot when it was cold and he slept on the floor at night though he...

Mojave Rift by J.W. Gilbert is the first book in the ArcPoint series, a tightly written novel that blends fantasy with science fiction to create an engrossing read. Arcon belongs to a forsaken tribe hidden deep in the Acacia forest. His tribe keeps to themselves...

Psalms of a Sinner by Toby Lofton is a paraphrasing of all of the 150 Psalms from the Holy Bible. The author has written the Psalms in everyday language. They have also been written with a lot of 'I' and 'me' to make them more...

Every part of our bodies, inside and out, is only a small portion of what we really are. We might have feet, but that’s not who we are, even though our feet are very important to us. The same applies to our knees, arms, nose,...

Every family has a level of dysfunction lurking with their bloodline that's a secret, must stay hidden and no one is to talk about it. But in Why Is Mommy Acting Funny? by Robert Sky Allen, the author helps the young reader better understand a...

Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair by Pablo Neruda is a collection of poems that detail the sensual glamor of humanity, ranging from love to eroticism to grief. The collection begins with a brief description of the poet, and how important his poetry...

In Gin's Tonic by Olivia Owen, Virginia Lee, or simply Gin, is running away from her past. She blames herself for the death of her husband and son, Jasper. When she can't take it any longer, she decides to drive away -- no particular destination;...

Poet's Back Door: The American West Encouragement Love & Hope Patriotism by Allan Tidwell Is a book of poetry using rhymes to convey love, encouragement, loss, hope, and even history of the old west. He divides it into a few segments, one for the history...

Squire With Fire: When Sparks Fly by Joseph Cassis is a fun and interesting children’s book. A grandfather finds a chest of family “treasures” in the garage and takes some time to teach his young granddaughter, Mackenzie, or Mac for short, about their family history....

Imagine what it would feel like to have no rights. To be completely under the control of your husband and male-dominated society, not even having the right to inherit if you were born female. Ginevra and Pearl, two women raising families in 1912, know too...

The Light Between Stars takes readers into a kaleidoscope of quirky stories that will leave many wondering what happened. Life in the Universe: FTL ships have surveyed more than 400 star systems and found no life anywhere, not even bacteria. When one ship finally encounters...

Overcoming Autoimmune by Tirzah Hawkins is a useful tool that will help expand health and healing. The first half of the book reads like a self-help book and the second half has physical health information. This book will help readers take permanent steps towards change...

Justice of the Root is a work of historical fiction with plenty of interpersonal drama and wider intrigue and was penned by author Abby Gordon. The sequel to The Hidden Rose, this novel forms the second book in The Order of the Rose series and...

Layla Navarro – the headstrong but complex heroine of Jeanine Kitchel’s evolving series Wheels Up Yucatán Thrillers – returns in Tulum Takedown to continue her highly risky escapades as the functional, if somewhat reluctant, female head of a major Mexican cartel. She is bright, brave,...

Prospero’s Staff is a work of fantasy fiction penned in the literary style by author David Ackley. Written for adult audiences due to some use of explicit language, this fascinating novel takes Shakespeare as its central theme and dramatic impetus, but all in the life...

The Jabberwocky Princess by Cece Louise is book two in the Forest Tales series and can be read as a standalone. Kainda isn't like the other maids. Her father was a monster hunter that disappeared, leaving behind several dead knights. Like her father before her,...

Imp’s Adventures: The Secret Tunnel by Mary Pat Kanaley is the first book in an adorable series that will teach children an important lesson in apologizing and also teach them how to draw a mouse. Imp has a dream: to go to school just like...

Imp’s Adventures: Imp Finds a Friend by Mary Pat Kanaley is the second book in the delightful series that follows one little mouse on various adventures that come with a fun drawing opportunity and an important life lesson. Imp realizes that he doesn’t want to...

Halloween was around the corner and Imp and his sister Mia were very excited. Mia and her friend Keshia were planning a spooky, spectacular Halloween party and they wanted it to be the best party ever. It was the first time Imp was going to...

Circles and ovals and triangles, oh my! Mary Pat Kanaley sees them everywhere. In everything. And How to Draw With Imp: 12 Step-by-Step Drawings is designed to help you and your children see them too. Her system of drawing is based on seeing recognizable shapes...