Emotional Magnetism by Sandy Gerber is a self-help guidebook to help readers improve their communication in their personal and professional lives and forge better connections. A marketing expert who founded one of the fastest-growing companies in British Columbia, Gerber used to have problems co-parenting with...

The Adventures of a FIFO Kid by Azélia Walter is an amusing and adventurous picture book for young children. Time away from loved ones can be hard, especially if they work a FIFO job. With this beautifully designed book, children and parents will feel comforted...

When you hear the word 'nature,' what comes to mind? Is it something visual, spiritual, physical, mental, or nothing at all? Nature has a way of healing, connecting, engaging, and speaking by releasing your senses when you allow it. If you want to learn more...

Diver Creed Station by Oliver Phipps is a science fiction adventure. In the distant future, civilization is being rebuilt after a catastrophic war. The survivors began restoring a virtual reality facility they had discovered, where people enter specially designed pods to embark on virtual experiences....

Hope in the Valley is a poignant and heartfelt personal expression of the power of faith and positivity to help overcome the overwhelming waves of grief that so many of us have the misfortune of dealing with. Having just lost a loved one recently, I...

To Wield a Plague: Passage to Dawn is a thrilling fantasy by Derrick Smythe. In the harsh Northern Lands, a ritual must be carried out before a boy ascends to manhood. During the centuries-old tradition, Dwapek of the Danswa tribe broke a sacred vow of...

What would it be like to live in a society without technology, where people had to rely on their innate skills, beliefs, and magic to survive? Could the positive effects of love for one's people truly triumph over the negative forces of destruction in such...

Jennifer Sara Widelitz begins Battle Cry with glimpses into her childhood and sibling relationships. She continues by describing her feelings about her autoimmune diagnosis and the places she explored in her travels. Daily cycles and nature are examined, giving human-like qualities to celestial objects, and...

Perhaps Stuart Carter had volunteered to be drafted into the US army to disprove his friends’ opinions about him. Maybe he felt a genuine obligation to do something about Uncle Sam’s involvement in the war in some of the Asian and Caribbean countries. Whichever his...

In Scavenger by CR Alvarez, readers learn that Trey panics when he arrives home to find that his son Sean is missing, and thus begins his horror story. Sean has been kidnapped by two very rich men, Wayne and Clayton. The men have devised...

Under My Bed and Other Essays: American Lives by Jody Keisner is an unflinching memoir where she delves into the role played by fear throughout some of the most significant moments of her life and that of her loved ones. Adopted by the Keisners as...

Caveman Teach Children Place Value Coloring Book: Math (Caveman Educational Children's Books) by Rod Rammage introduces Place Value to children. As children need early exposure to math concepts, Rammage produced this entertaining coloring book to help them understand Place Value. He developed a caveman voice...

The sequel to Against My Better Judgment, Fire and Ice by B.T. Polcari will fascinate readers with this heart-pounding crime mystery that breaks boundaries. Sara Donovan’s job involves working in the museum’s vault, deep within the bowels of the main building. While she is working...

A Stream to Follow is a work of fiction in the historical drama subgenre, penned by author Jess Wright. Correct to history, the novel does contain semi-graphic depictions of wartime violence and is therefore recommended for the mature reading audience. Set during the aftermath of...

The Man in Cabin Number Five by Chrysteen Braun is a mystery romance novel. This is the tale of Annie Parker who after nine years of marriage discovers that her husband has been cheating on her. Annie packs her bags and leaves him. She ventures...

In WWIIAR Eagles by Donald E. Zlotnik, the author has taken a very controversial stance on World War II by showing the perspective from the German side. Like everything in life, there are always two sides to the story. Most of the books that have...

“We might be different, but that’s what makes our friendship so exciting. We can learn from each other.” Clyde’s words are so true and introduce readers to Four Bears in a Box: Back to the Beach by Dreama Denver. He’s the oldest of four bears;...

Amora is a princess who can have anything she wants, yet she is not happy. She has doubts that she cannot resolve, such as whether she is pretty enough. It seems a simple question. However, by asking several people, she gets different answers about beauty,...

The Wolfenbergs were affluent gemstone dealers of German descent who lived during the Holocaust. They loved music and played private family concerts with the Hasses. Both families were so close that their sons, thirteen-year-old David Wolfenberg and Uwe Hass, were inseparable from childhood. It was...

Touch by Rebecca Miller is the story of two troubled teens, Megan and Shawn, whose lives intersect in a small town and are changed forever. Megan and her brothers are starting over in a new town, a fresh start their father says, after the tragic...