If you were the protagonist, Anna, in They Dream in Darkness, you would wonder if you had been born with a sign on your forehead that says “Abuse Me.” They Dream in Darkness by Robin Turner will have you shaking your head in disbelief, not...

ChangeMasters: How To Actually Make the Changes You Already Know You Need To Make by Barry J. Moltz is a motivational non-fiction book written for small business owners. The first four chapters of the book investigate in great detail why people resist change, which comes...

In Everyone Is An "Influencer," sub-titled Building A Brand By Engaging The People Who Matter Most, Kelly Keenan draws on business experience and encourages the reader to be honest with employees and potential customers by involving them in growing the business, shifting the focus from...

Perhaps you have wondered what the most significant factors are for innovation. Is there one form of government that is better than others? What impact do education and free trade have? Are there elements that the nations that have been the greatest innovators in any...

There are times when a guide is necessary to help us choose a career that makes us feel fulfilled. We must make the most of our time, and seek the best opportunities that will allow us to enjoy work and still find time for ourselves....

Have you ever wondered how some companies almost quadruple their market cap in a relatively short period? Companies like Tesla or Facebook are known to have had a very accelerated growth rate in recent years. If you're an entrepreneur or visionary trying to build the...

Over the years we have seen great ideas arrive in a flurry of fanfare but disappear without a trace, much like the vaunted liner, The Titanic. Netscape and MySpace are prime examples of this. They were applications ahead of their time but rather than maintain...

Sweating Together: How Peloton Built a Billion Dollar Venture and Created Community in a Digital World is an examination of a product/service that has made a huge impact on the fitness industry. Author David J. Miller, Ph.D. passionately uses a Peloton himself, and so has...

The Tomato Zombie had just met his new unicorn friend on the beach when he learned that she was in trouble. Olive the unicorn could not live in the shallow waters because the Shell King had banished her from the sea as a punishment for...

When children face new challenges in life it is normal for them to experience strong feelings such as having doubts and even negative thoughts about themselves. Adults can help children by teaching them to adopt a positive point of view. Search for Silver Linings: The...

Burning the Witches by Penn Fawn is a story rooted in historical paganism and is a companion novel to the author's already published book one in the Underworld Series, The Fourth Tier. This is an origin story for the witch Hespatia, who is a protagonist...

Is there a hidden curse? One that affects an Amish couple, only when an Ebersol and Bontrager marry? In Yesterday's Gone by Cindy and Erin Woodsmall, we learn that Eliza Bontrager and Jesse Ebersol don’t believe in the curse. They’re determined to marry and pursue...

When friends come together, they're looking for ways to have fun and enjoy their time in each other's company. During this journey of fellowship, while seeking adventure, anything can happen. One day Bunny wanted his friends to join him on a nature adventure walk. As...

Enlightenment can come in different forms but the one thing which is certain is that once it occurs there is a remarkable difference in the individual. This is what happened to Samarah Grace, who had her very own personal episode of enlightenment at a rather...

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas. In this case, “Tree Day.” In Terry Overton’s highly imaginative book, Oddball Ornaments: The Story of Christmas, iconic Christmas ornaments such as a nutcracker and an angel are used to tell the story of the First Christmas....

Love And Other Company: Poetry About Love Loss Healing is a collection by Celia Sinclair, dedicated to the different men who were loved, no matter how briefly. The various themes speak of growth, heartache, and self-discovery through the different trials and disappointments faced in life....

Ruby Roy and The Murder in the Falls is a work of fiction in the mystery, suspense, and adventure subgenres and serves as the first installment in the Ruby Roy Mysteries series. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author...

In Mom Wears Many Hats, NJ Trudie and Tabassum Hashmi remind us that moms are very resilient and do a great deal for us. Moms prepare meals, drive us to school and activities, help us with homework, take care of us when we’re sick, cut...

My Collection of Thoughts expresses the words we sometimes need to lift our spirits. Here is a series of profound thoughts that cover a great variety of emotions. Among the topics is the notion that we should embrace the ability to love ourselves. Ana Maria...

One Wave: A Little Book of Oneness by Lauren Martin is a children’s picture book about how everything and everyone is connected by energy. The narrative has a wonderfully simplistic approach that will be able to help connect young readers to the message being delivered...