The Soul of Adolescence Aligns with the Heart of Democracy: Orphans, Rebels and Civic Lovers Unite by Alfred H. Kurland is a non-fiction memoir and study in which the author uses their personal and professional experiences to deliver a solid behaviorism analysis of youth, and...

Anasazi Medium by GG Collins is the fourth book in the Rachel Blackstone Paranormal Mystery series. Nine signs signal the end of the Fourth World of the Hopi, which sets Rachel on a new mission when the spirit world comes asking for her help. To...

Lilith Mary Brown grew up in Plainsville, Pennsylvania. As the daughter of an affluent business owner, they expected her to follow the rules of etiquette. Lilith, a wild spirit refusing to conform, narrates Jeanne K. Johnson’s novel, My Search For Air. Lilith often disappointed her...

How do you connect intimately with yourself, uncover the secrets to inner freedom, and use them to create the life you want for yourself while staying true to who you are and embracing your ultimate purpose? In The Bodhi Blueprint: Ultimate Freedom! Master Your Fears...

A compelling model of Filipino diasporic literature, Groovy Girl by I.B. Casey Cui is told from the point of view of third grader Isabel "Isa" José as she chronicles the daily rhythms of her family filled with nostalgic longing for the country they have long...

Dead Editor File is the first book in The Taylor Browning Cozy Mysteries series by G.G. Collins. Prescott, the much-despised owner of Endicott Publishers, is found dead in his locked office. Taylor Browning, the mystery editor, suspects foul play and does a bit of light...

Diane Thiel’s much-awaited anthology of poetry, Questions from Outer Space, is worth the wait. This collection is divided into four parts, each touching on a particular subject or idea that delivers critical but compassionate and witty observations. The first part is titled Questions of Time...

Poems of Infinite Light has substantial content. The book begins by representing us just as we are, an extension of Earth. Our world is vast, while we are only a small manifestation of nature. Sometimes we do not appreciate the wonderful opportunities that life gives...

In A Leaf in Wind and Water, Jennifer Skutelsky tells the story of Anneline Mulder, or Leaf as her Pa calls her, a girl growing up in South West Africa. Raised on a farm in the Kalahari, she knows her mother’s constant sorrow and her...

Imagine you have just got married and are enjoying a honeymoon on your sailboat when the next thing you know is that you’re being forced to alter course and make an unacceptable delivery at gunpoint. Charles Abood explores this dilemma in Anybody's Daughter. The cost...

Mr. Mulligan: The Life of Champion Armless Golfer Tommy McAuliffe is a work of non-fiction in the biography subgenre and serves as the opening installment of the McAuliffe series. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author Tom Patrick McAuliffe...

The Flowers Of Lemuria by Riley Gipson features seventeen-year-old Lilly, a young woman who has tragically lost her mother. With no one else to take her in, Lilly has to move to Louisiana to live with her grandmother. Lilly knows nothing about the woman, but...

Bold Crossings by Lance Elliot Osborne is an engaging historical fiction novel set in 19th-century America. It is the story of Malcolm Hornsby and Wukubuu. The former is a 13-year-old boy who traveled from Mississippi to Texas at a time when friction between the American...

The Infernal Games (Baku Trilogy Book 1) by Reed Logan Westgate is a horror audiobook that would appeal most to a mixed audience of mature young adults, or adults who enjoy fantasy horror and do not mind some explicit language and graphic violence. Xlina’s life...

Dirge of the Dead is a work of fiction in the urban fantasy subgenre and is the latest installment in the Baku trilogy. It is aimed at mature readers and was penned by author Reed Logan Westgate. The book continues the story of Xlina Dar’Karrow...

Cock-a-doodle-doo! That is the sound Big Roo makes every morning on the farm. His son Little Roo admires his dad and wants to crow too. D. B. Fiumano's story Little Roo Finds His Crow is a coming-of-age tale for this young rooster. Big Roo reassures...

As a child and young adult, Michael Farrell had a problem accepting the capabilities and numerous gifts that God had given him. Almost held back by his low self-esteem and shy nature, Michael shares how he was able to bypass this and attain the heights...

The Strength of Silk by Lakysha Laing is a non-fiction story filled with the author's struggles in her life. First, she had to go into foster care and deal with the grief of losing her twin sister. Then, she struggled as a black woman in...

It’s never too late to replenish the sisterly bond or to repair what may have been damaged. Sisterhood is a slippery slope, but once sisters reach adulthood, many of the woes and disagreements are left behind and all that remains is a good, lasting friendship....

Boy Who Watches/ Brother Devil by Michael Naliborski contains two short stories with some beautifully drawn illustrations by Robin Adams. Boy Who Watches follows a young boy with the responsibility of being a scout on the lookout for the enemies of his tribe. When an...