In Hope by Kealy Connor Lonning, we realize that hope is a strong word and that there are lots of things to hope for. You hope for strength when you have none; wise choices, blessings, and joy, to name just a few. Hope is something...

After being bitten by a vampire, a girl is confined and shaped to hunt down the blood-sucking demons who are murdering the inhabitants of the countryside in the supernatural fantasy Birth Into Darkness: Hidden World series (Raven Book 1) by WJR Parks. While celebrating her...

If The Dentist Were An Animal is an educational picture book for children written by Rachel Grider and illustrated by Summer Morrison. In this Red Bow Book: Making Dentistry Fun offering, the little girl in the story is looking forward to her visit to the...

Everest Base Camp: Close Call is a nonfiction adventure travel memoir written by Catina Noble. Noble had been an adventurer for years already and had recently soloed El Camino in Spain, but there was one trek she had always dreamed of pursuing, even though she...

Diana Thompson, engaged to Trent Sawyer, had some doubts about their upcoming marriage. Her friend Jenn invited her to her grandparents’ ranch in western North Carolina over the Thanksgiving weekend to give her time to sort out her feelings. Diana was the daughter of a...

Stephan F. Rogers’s Twin Torn is an action-packed young adult fantasy story about Kayala, a prized human pet to the queen Chanovalle, who escapes captivity only to be replaced by her twin, Inalia. The twins were unaware of each other’s existence and are complete opposites....

In Since My Acquisition Of The United States by David Ralls Jr., Holy-lander Augustus Sir, an Austrian native, mass murderer, and adopted son of the infamous commander of the Red Sea Army, is about to take ownership of the United States. Before he can claim...

Divine Poetry: 2013-14 Is Where It All began is a collection of poetry suitable for all ages. It was penned by author Saven “Con-A” Watts. The collection is a selection of poems that the author produced at a formative stage in their writing career as...

A Million Little Lies by Bette Lee Crosby is a story of lies, pain, and redemption. Suzanna lost her mother when she was 10 and that was when the lies started. Small white lies, fibs, grew into more and now, with a daughter of her...

The Black Market by Charles Moore is a non-fiction self-help novice's guide to the world of art collection. Moore homes in on the African-American art market and begins with a brief history of art's accessibility followed by the next steps for those who are interested...

Spirit Quest 1969 by Ronald J Schulz begins with a minor brush with the law, as hitchhiking was illegal. Then two hippies give him drugs. Dropped off in Colorado Springs, Schulz seeks a park. In need of shelter, he boards a bus to Gallup, New...

Travels of Gannon and Wyatt: Australia is a young adult adventure by Patti Wheeler and Keith Hemstreet. Twins Gannon and Wyatt were thrilled about the trip to Australia with their parents. They planned all the exciting activities they wanted to do: explore the Outback, learn...

Do Not Wish For A Pet Ostrich: Silly Books For Kids by Sarina Siebenalar features an unnamed little girl whose parents had once told her she could pick out a pet. They only wanted her to be sure that she would not regret her choice....

Lady Reckless by Scarlett Scott is the third book in the Notorious Ladies Of London series. The story is set in London in 1885. Lady Helena Davenport has been engaged to Lord Hamish White against her will. As reasoning with her father is out of...

Place Names: Their Origin and Meanings by Mark Emory Adams does exactly what the author says it will do. It is a sourcebook for the origin of names of countries, states, and cities as well as interesting geographical facts. Adams compiled his lists after researching...

Memphis Clarke does not recall dying but finds himself in what looks remarkably like a dentist’s waiting room. Paradise Door by Brent Shibla tells how Memphis is soon asked to complete some paperwork and is then directed to a lift that disgorges him into the...

Get ready to laugh your guts out with this hilarious handbook filled with countless driving offenses. D.C. Head, Gershan Head, and Kenneth Head describe the most outrageous driving habits that people they have dubbed Cidiots engage in every day. Learn a new Cidiot vocabulary that...

What comes to mind when you think of lobsters? Do you think lobsters are delicious? Then pick up the children’s book, Earth to Larry by Sandra Lee Caouette. It is the story of Larry the lobster. Larry lives in the Atlantic Ocean. He is a...

You’re Pulling My Leg! Junior by Allen Wolf is an excellent game for families to play together, weaving creativity, storytelling, communication, and bluffing skills. The game is simple; a player picks a card and selects one of the three topics. They then flip a coin...

The title of Roberta-Leigh Boud’s novel, Jesus the Time Traveller, must, of course, be taken tongue in cheek. We must gear ourselves for something iconoclastic, even comic. What I didn’t expect was something nearing an epic poem. The prose is almost poetry—exquisite writing, hard-hitting imagery,...