Tales of the Lost Horizon by Michael Eging is a collection of original poetry and short stories in a convergence of fantasy and yesteryear, each piece of varied length and independent of the others. In total Eging has compiled eighteen pieces, ranging from the moral-infused...

Earth's Last Starship: A First Contact Technothriller by Daniel Peyton is an absorbing read that features a challenging mission, a fierce and powerful antagonist, and some humorous moments. The fourth ship to survive an unprecedented wormhole system mishap, USS Orlando’s crew led by Captain Brian...

Lori Martin, a nighttime radio host, is always positive with her callers and listeners. She finds the best in situations and advises like nobody’s business. But when her boyfriend breaks up with her on-air, she starts to realize that not everything is butterflies and...

Glory Roslyn and the Heart of Universe by Tushar is a children’s/young adult deep dive into a weird and wonderful world of fantastical creatures and hidden worlds that exist alongside us humans here on Earth. Glory Roslyn is an eleven-year-old orphan who has already endured...

Kitty and Doggie are best friends. They’re both excited about Christmas. When Santa’s sleigh lands outside their home, they hop in. Not wanting to interrupt Santa’s important job of handing out gifts to children around the world, Kitty and Doggie hide amongst the presents and...

The Search for Tzanáta is the sequel to the highly acclaimed, award-winning debut fantasy novel Curse Of The Tahiera by author Wendy Gillissen. After seven years, the Harrad of the House of Deer, Yldich, returns to the Einache, bringing news of an upcoming invasion from...

Order Up! The Ins and Outs of Getting Your Food Truck Business on the Road by Diann Seibert is an engaging book that gives good tips on how to start a fully operational food truck business. There are around 25,000 food trucks operating in the...

Walking With Narcissists is a work of non-fiction presented as a series of interesting interviews, composed and compiled by author Kenny Lea. As the title suggests, the work concentrates on the quality of narcissism, especially in its clinical presentation through the diagnosis of Narcissistic Personality...

Michelle Wagner’s Mickey on the Move is a true story about a deaf child named Mickey. Mickey is about to start his first day at his new school. However, Mickey is a bit different from the other kids: he needs cochlear implants for his ears,...

What child does not love pandas and koala bears? Despite the widely diverse nature of the habitats in which the two thrive in the real world, they are joyfully united in the delightful children’s book, Journey to a New Earth: Penelope Panda and Kobi Koala...

Mommy's Oven is a nonfiction picture book for children written by Brandi Pearce and illustrated by Nazar Horokhivskyi. August was a little boy who loved his big, extended family, filled with cousins, aunts and uncles, grandmothers and grandfathers. The only thing he was missing, being...

The Adventures of Forkman: What’s That Noise? by Tiffany Caldwell and WR MacKenzie is a delightful book teaching children about table etiquette. This colorful book continues the teaching of Forkman from their first book, A Children’s Book of Etiquette: The Adventures of Forkman. The first...

Path to Freedom: Leading a Life of Joy, Impact, and Abundance by Nader Vasseghi is a non-fiction self-help book with the intent of guiding readers toward a genuinely fulfilling existence. Vasseghi leads with an introduction to his own personal journey and the positive transformation that...

Bruiser loves to play, especially at the park. He loves running with kangaroos, but they jump and move too fast. He also loves trying to fly with the galahs, but he really can’t fly since he doesn’t have any wings. When he finds the pond,...

Dolphin's Cave is a work of fiction in the interpersonal drama, fantasy fiction, and adventure sub-genres, and was penned by author D. L. Finn. The work fits best with the older end of the middle-grade age range and the younger part of the young adult...

Pete Dawson, a British man in his mid-fifties, is dealing with a number of changes in the past few years. He was recently divorced; his ex-wife moved to New York and only one of his grown children lives with him, while the other two live...

What Remains: The Many Ways We Say Goodbye is a non-fiction anthology of the rites and rituals performed at funerals and memorials across the globe. The pieces are written in collaboration with several authors, compiled in a beautiful study of modern anthropology by editors Sandi...

Three Tamales for the Señor and Other Stories by James Tipton is a collection of the late author and former literature and writing professor's work. Tipton zeroes in on his retirement in Mexico as the inspiration for each of the seventeen pieces in this anthology,...

A thrilling science fiction mystery, Houdini's Rendezvous by George Moore is about Sean St. Jean, the founder of Babbage Labs, Incorporated, who owns the lion’s share of the company profits. With the recent death of his first and only CFO, Max Bennet, Alison Kessler steps...

Black Girl Magic: A Book About Loving Yourself Just the Way You Are is a children’s educational picture book written by Zahra Bryan and illustrated by Jose Nieto. Kaelyn just knew that this year would be magical and very special indeed. She was a big...