In The Serpent and the Eagle: Book One in the Tenochtitlan Trilogy, author Edward Rickford takes us back in time 400 years. It is 1519, and Captain Hernandez Cortes has just landed on the Yucatan Peninsula at the start of what will be his conquest...

From Despair to Hope and Healing: A One Woman's Journey in Poem by Barbara K. Mezera is a collection of poems that gives a glimpse into the poet's personal space. The poems are a good combination of personal and universal themes where she throws the...

The Gift of Thoran: A Space Novel about Teenagers with Supernatural Powers who Fight Off Alien Invaders as the Galaxy Hangs in the Balance by Patty Lesser is the second book in the Coma Kids series. The ten teenagers have been hiding out at a...

Chain of Ghosts: Resonance in Language, Story, and the Brain by Loren W. Cooper is an insightful book that takes readers on a journey through some of the patterns that exist in storytelling, and how we learn, teach, and engage in this human art. The...

Dear Jane is a work of historical fiction set at the turn of the nineteenth century in England, penned by author Allie Cresswell, A Lady. Inspired by the events of the popular Jane Austen novel Emma, this is the concluding volume in the Highbury Trilogy,...

The Starlight Club 10: Love, Romance and Murder in Anaheim by Joe Corso is the story of June and Joey, two people who met under some unfortunate circumstances that led to Joey developing feelings for her, but time was never on their side. Protecting June...

A Tortuous Path: Atonement and Reinvention in a Broken System by Christopher E Pelloski is a memoir that will fill every fiber in the reader with emotion. The memoir begins with the sentencing of the protagonist: “The sentence for accession with an attempt to view...

One Creation Under God: Wisdom Teachings on Human-Animal Relationships and Connections in the Sacred Circle of Life by Val Silver is an insightful book for readers who want to believe in the Universal Laws instead of the dogma crafted by religious institutions. The book also...

Engineer Jennifer Valentine is high off the design of her two artificial intelligence androids who can perfectly mimic human beings when she moves on to her next innovative project: advanced assistants called NODs (network of devices) to revolutionize the Internet. It starts out as an...

The heroine of Sharpe Shooter is Deena Sharpe who has been a teacher for thirty years and is ready for something new and exciting in her life. As she leaves teaching behind and begins looking for a new career, one finds her. When her uncle’s...

Life is Short/Death is Forever: Finding Joy and Pleasure in Each Day without Hurting Anyone Along the Way by Steve A. Hartman, Ph.D. is an engaging self-help book that combines the art of storytelling with insightful thoughts to offer readers practical advice on embracing life...

Hellen, a single mother of a growing son, lost her job at the National Clean Energy Lab. Persuaded by her adoptive mother Elle living in Hawaii, she ventures onto a boat trip with her son Charlie, her brother Donovan, a retired doctor, and her old...

If You Loved Yourself, What Would You Do Now? by Eilat Aviram is about learning to love the self in all areas: mind, body, health, sex, money, food, work, and parenting. The author shares personal experiences, real stories, and exercises to help readers connect with...

Food For The Family Soul: Call Your Mother-In-Law by Ashley Nunez is an entertaining book for all food aficionados as it brings back the concept of families having get-togethers in the kitchen while they cook together. This cookbook is a catalyst to bring together growing...

A Rock and a Hard Place is a memoir chronicling the experiences of author George Zelt as a geologist in mostly Southern Africa in the 1970s. The title plays on several different facets of its meaning. For academic purposes, he turns over a fair amount...

Who God Says You Are is a collection of writings on Christian themes of devotion and self-help by author Michelle Berkey. Set out with the initial goal for its readers to ‘Live in the Confidence and Freedom of Your True Identity’, this book tackles the...

Origins of Innovation: Ancient (R)evolutions in Perspective is a work of non-fiction based on the history of innovation and invention, and was penned by author B.J.G. van der Kooij. From the technological perspective at which we now stand, it seems difficult to imagine ancient times...

The Methuselah Factor: Learn to Live Sharper, Leaner, Longer, and Better - in Thirty Days or Less by David DeRose MD, MPH is a logical and insightful book that introduces readers to a 30-day step-by-step program that will enable them to become healthier, reduce the...

The Curious Dreamer's Dream Essentials: The All-in-One Dream Interpretation Book and Concise Dream Dictionary by Nancy Wagaman is a self-help book that helps you figure out what your dreams mean. It coincides with her book The Curious Dreamer’s Dream Dictionary. Nancy Wagaman gives you suggestions...

Josh Lane begins his study of Conscious Nature almost jocularly. At the very least, humorously. Which, if you are alert, is both deceptive and distractive. What he actually conveys is the incredible enjoyment to be had when pursuing any serious journey toward the roots of...