Beelzebub: The Gift of Gluttony is a work of fiction in the paranormal romance and fantasy subgenres, and it forms part of the Sinful Seven novel series. It is intended for mature adult readers owing to explicit sexual content and language as well as some...

Mercy's Heroes: The Fight for Human Dignity in the Bangkok Slums is a work of non-fiction in the cultural, social, and volunteer work subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Tom Crowley, a Vietnam veteran seeking...

Disruptors: The Gateway to Genius Level Thinking is a work of non-fiction in the motivational and self-help subgenres. It is intended for the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Craig Copeland. Focusing specifically on the patterns and habits around the process of...

Somewhere, Right Now, written by Kerry Docherty and illustrated by Suzie Mason, is a 32-page-long children’s picture book that carries a message I’ve yet to find in any other children’s book. It helps us take control of our minds to shift gears and choose to...

Chambers of the Heart is a collection of short fiction in the science fiction and anthology subgenres. The stories included in the collection are suitable for the general reading audience and were each penned by author B. Morris Allen. The book contains a diverse selection...

The soul-stirring poetry collection Cherry Blossoms by Liesel Kippen features poems that celebrate life’s simple, beautiful moments. It also contains poignant poems but, ultimately, the collection inspires love and hope. The poems find inspiration from everyday events and objects such as daylight, the sky, and...

Silver Bells by Liesel Kippen is a compilation of the author's original themed poetry that revolves around the sights, sounds, smells, tastes, and spirit of the holiday season, and a few other non-seasonal pieces sprinkled in for good measure. Kippen gives readers seventeen poems in...

A modern-day fable that is sure to captivate both young and old, Time and the Tree by Róisín Sorahan is about the value of wisdom, the sanctity of inner peace, and the mutability of time. After sleeping for a long period, a boy wakes up...

Love, Only Better is a women’s fiction novel written by Paulette Stout. The story starts with Rebecca who struggles with self-esteem from her failed past relationships with men. For a long time, she has held her little secret to herself, a flaw that has turned...

The Holocaust is one of the most bloody events in history. Although one cannot begin to imagine the extent of physical hardships and mental trauma the victims went through in those concentration camps, From Auschwitz with Love by Daniel Seymour attempts to look into the...

Sarah M. Eden’s The Best Intentions is book one of the Huntresses Series. Gillian Phelps knows that her standing in society is on shaky ground. She may have the huntresses and Artemis as her closest and dearest friends but a devastating secret can quickly destroy...

The Call of the Sea is a work of fiction in the historical fiction and romance subgenres. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author Sian Ann Bessey. The book follows a young woman named Rhiannon who witnesses her father’s...

Stress is a normal response to many changes and challenges, so both children and adults can feel overwhelmed by their busy schedules. It is fundamental to learn how to take time out for yourself and to clear your mind. Recharge Time by Marielle Lamothe shows...

Riley Does BIG Things!, written by Janet Lewis Daigle and illustrated by Rick W Knowles, is the kind of socially relevant book children and adults can enjoy time and time again. The amazing illustrations help tell Riley's story. He's a little boy with a big...

Ursamer: An Eco Short Story For Children (Treasury of Feel-Good Stories) by Karina McRoberts is a fable replete with symbolism. In this short chapter book, the protagonist Ursamer journeys with her ever-hungry pup, Nuga, in search of someone who might help her. Ursamer is far...

There are two sides to every story, and Mark Whittle tells both in his historical fiction book The Jacarandas: A Novel of Argentina's Dirty War. From 1976, the titular South American country underwent a radical and violent transformation following a coup d'état and the immediate...

Who does not like a good love story? And why do you have to content yourself with one when you can have many in one book? Romantic Reflections by Kim Dwyer offers short stories that will not fail to thrill all those who want to...

The Ninth Sphere by Joseph F. Sciuto is a fantastic novel about a relatively older man hunted by regrets and faded dreams and whose life changes when he meets an orphaned little girl. Joseph Caggiano, or Joe, lives alone in Studio City, Los Angeles. While...

Christopher Hopper launches his science fiction series Infinita with book one, Oblivian Awaits, recorded as an audiobook narrated by Rebecca Woods and Daniel Wisniewski. Earth is a heartbeat away from being uninhabitable. Extinction events snowball. Humanity is not standing on one leg; it is standing...

Ten-year-old Alice and her brother, Davis, lived in the historic town of Brookhaven. Alice suffered from low self-esteem while Davis could never stay out of trouble, but they had a good life. Things took an unexpected turn when their parents, Emma and Eric, were kidnapped...