The Awful Truth About The Herbert Quarry Affair is a work of fiction in the dark humor subgenre. It is best suited to mature readers owing to the use of strong language throughout and was penned by Denis Shaughnessy, writing as the central character...

While stuck in a traffic jam, instead of getting frustrated, wouldn't it be better to use the time to write out our thoughts at that moment? Indeed, that is just what Aramide Salako did. This exercise gave birth to Thoughts in Traffic: 243 Quickfire Notes...

In Search of Beira's Hammer: A Fantasy Novella by Kristina Young reveals that Scarlet is not happy with the landscape around Berlin where she lives as she considers it to be a bit boring. She decides to find the famous hammer of Goddess Beira. This...

Adventures of Jake: A Skydiving Adventure by Aimee Greene is such a warm and inviting story. Right from the start, you feel part of the close and personal relationship between Jake and his mother. These two are like best friends at this early age in...

Nothing hurts more than living with the hope that one day you will reunite with a loved one who disappeared, simply because you believe they are somewhere out there in the world. It hurts even more when the flame of hope is blown out by...

Dare to Un-Lead: The Art of Relational Leadership in a Fragmented World by Céline Schillinger is an innovative take on leadership concepts. In the author’s own words, she recognizes a global need to adapt from traditional models of leadership to something that will propel us...

Dismantling Dispensationalism is 'a guide to better understanding the Last Days and the End Times' by Dr. Robert S. Morley. It is aimed at giving readers a better understanding of the end times in which we have been living since Christ. He covers several topics...

Where do people go when they die, or rather where do their souls go? Jenna Hickson had no answer to this question. Like most people, Jenna believed the deceased are gone forever, and this is what she thought about her deceased friend Padma Kumar. Before...

Race is part of the Rebirth of Free Verse series by J.E. Rosser that explores beyond the normal boundaries of literature, fearlessly and skillfully melding poetry with intense emotions, expressing turmoil and order through various poems with unique, eye-catching titles. Race explores the boundaries of...

The Unveiling: A Place Where Pain and Passion Collide, sub-titled Exposing Trauma and Embracing Love, is a book in which Julie D. Harper shares a life sustained by her faith in God so that readers can draw inspiration from her story and manage their traumas....

In Naughty Nadine on Halloween by Chrissy J. Morgan, we are introduced to a mean-spirited girl who enjoys Halloween because she can be obnoxious to other children. She liked to terrorize trick or treaters, parents, and even animals all night long. In fact, she waits...

Pike's Progress is the third book in the Sandy Pike series by John J. Spearman. The story of Sandy and his friends continues in this installment. Sandy is once more Captain Sandy Pike of the Planetary Alliance as it has finally recovered after its surrender...

Who said that technology and poetry have nothing in common? It is possible to find a writer who has excellent knowledge of the former and is able to compose the latter in a way that will change our perspective on these matters? In this case,...

Wind, Ocean, Grass by Karen A. Wyle is a gentle, beautiful tribute to the outdoors. It is written as a conversation between the wind and the grass. As the wind makes the grass ripple, the wind tells the grass that it reminds him of the...

A Feast for Pleasant Beasts is a charming children’s picture book written by J.T. Bird with illustrations by Andy Catling. This wondrous story invites readers into the magical world of Cuthbert Wormhill and his friends. Cuthbert is a young boy who lives alone on an...

Light Fighters by Palmer Pickering is a speculative dystopian science fiction space opera and the second book in the Star Children Saga, preceded by the award-winning first book in the series, Moon Deeds. The series revolves around multiple point of view characters but the central...

The Feathered Crown is a beautifully written novella that is another volume in the Windflower Saga by talented scribe, Aleksandra Layland. Keholani’s seventy-three-year-old uncle, the High Chief Kahutane, is near death. He is considered to be the beloved father and mother to all the Kimbrii...

In Tina Lost in a Crowd, it’s summer vacation and Tina just finished 3rd-grade. Tina and her mom start making plans for the summer. One of their plans is to go to an orchestra concert at the Hollywood Bowl! Tina’s parents take Tina and her...

Life is full of questions, and we look for answers in any way we can. A Book of Answers: The Ultimate Oracle is YOU! by Mani Pureheart invites you to delve into the oracular capabilities of his unique oracle deck to find what you have...

Just Motivate Me - for Fitness: Train your mind to train your body by Russell Cotter is a non-fiction self-help guide for those who feel the inklings of wanting to address physical fitness in a meaningful way but otherwise lack the impetus of encouragement that...