Mr. and Mrs. Elliott had the most beautiful home in the neighborhood. It might have been small, but it had a colorful garden and a lovely charm. But over the years, their neighborhood changed drastically. Their neighbors sold their houses, and three-story or four-story buildings...

Death of the Living Dead is a murder mystery book by Masaya Yamaguchi and was translated by Ho-Ling Wong. The Smile Cemetery has earned its reputation as the most desirable cemetery for one to say farewell to their loved ones. Smiley Barleycorn reigns as the...

The Mask, written by the late author Clayton Marshall Adams, is an inspiring story for young adults. The story follows a young boy named Mil who looks different from most other people. Mil lives alone in the woods, hidden away from villagers who mock him...

Joe North shares life lessons he learned as a coach in Convictions of an Old Coach. If you are or plan to be a coach, this is the book for you. Taking Joe’s advice will make you a better coach and save you many heartaches....

A Terminal Paws: Psychic Sleuths and Talking Dogs by Max Parrott is the eleventh book in the Jaz and Luffy Cozy Mystery series. Jasmine hasn't had the most thrilling time since officially opening her private investigating business. Her recent cases have sent her to find...

Veronica Taft was a twenty-three-year-old woman who lived in New York with her four children. She worked nights and paid her boyfriend, Charles, to babysit the children. On December 30th, 2010, Veronica got back from work a little after 7:00 am. Veronica wasn’t feeling well,...

In Aja James’s Dream of Dragons, the Jade Emperor has summoned Ere, Sorin, and Rui to the palace. Shifu, the emperor’s emissary, advises the group that they are going on a quest to find The Jewel of Dreams. A time limit and other barriers make...

Justice: The McCoys Before the Feud by Thomas Allan McCoy is an adventurous, suspenseful story set in the 1860s. The McCoys, Willy, Bill, Billy, George (G), and George (GH), wait until interest in their raid on the Northern Army gold has faded. Recruited by General...

The loss of a loved one is unfortunate, but it’s an undeniable fact that every human being sooner or later has to face. Liza Porter expresses the emotions and events after the loss of her sister in an emotional collection of poems in which we...

Jacqui Letran's I Would, but My Damn Mind Won’t Let Me! is an excellent book. With this journal, you will get more than you expected. The stunning mandala designs on the activity pages make it more interactive for the reader. The mandalas allow the reader...

Breaking the Silence: A Journey Deep Inside the Mind is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, autobiographical, and psychological/medical subgenres. It is best suited to the adult audience owing to some references to sexual activity and mild profanity and was penned by author Dara...

“I have been thinking about you today.” The bond of family, friendship, and love doesn’t die when someone passes away, leaving the other bereft. The bond is still there and, sadly, so is the grief. When Lisa’s sister, Kim, her best friend, took her own...

Brian J. Bassett loves Africa and wildlife. He shares his love in Blood, Sweat, and Fears. Brian’s wife, Sue, shares his passion and adds her love of photography. This book gets readers so close to wild animals that it might have an alternative title of...

Journey into the Shadow and the Sunshine by Annabel Harz is a collection of emotion-steeped poetry and artistic creations formed by the artist herself. The assemblage is psychologically imprinted with Harz’s own soul and mind. Reading through the pages is as though you are seeing...

China Grade: A novel about the Transcontinental Railroad by Wong Yue is a fascinating glimpse into the life and times of those involved in the construction of the Central Pacific Railway in the US in the 1860s. Yue has woven an engrossing story around real...

Arjon and his partner live an idyllic existence in a utopian future, now set in the year 2268, where peace and prosperity prevail. This has been made possible by historical events which culminated in the defeat of tyranny in a prolonged world war. Looking for...

The utopian future world of 2268CE is under threat. The peace and prosperity the population enjoy is attributed to the prolonged World War which continued well after the defeat of the Axis powers in 1945. The historic data supporting this paradigm is held by a...

There is no doubt that Aranka Jola loves dogs. She loves them so much that she wrote a book—How to Live with a Dog Happily. In the eighteen chapters of this little book, Aranka explains dog behavior and how to keep both your dog and...

Forgiveness, as depicted in The Funny Thing About Forgiveness, goes beyond just forgiving others but also forgiving oneself for past mistakes and moving past painful or traumatic experiences. The Funny Thing About Forgiveness shows readers the importance of forgiveness in the role of leadership and...

What is Racism? by Terri Casey is an educational children’s picture book that follows Zoey as she learns about racism and what she can do to help combat it. When Zoey looks out her window to see a protest going on outside her house, she...