In Midlife Crisis: The Epidemic in Families and Understanding Trauma Through the Lifespan, Elizabeth Smith delivers a profound and insightful exploration of the challenges individuals face during midlife and their impact on families. Drawing on extensive research and personal anecdotes, Smith sheds light on the...

Kevin Rogers in A Simple Model of Discipleship causes the reader to think. He presents a fresh look at an old question. Since discipleship is based on our love for God and His love for us, Kevin starts by presenting to his readers a good...

America Calling: A Foreign Student in a Country of Possibility is a work of non-fiction in the memoir subgenre and was penned by author Rajika Bhandari. This touching and exploratory memoir is best suited to mature young adults and adult reading audiences owing to its...

Fluke Family Sorcerer is the fifth book in The Saga of Maynerd Dumsted by Robert A.G. Erickson. Despite winning the battle against the Demons of the Deep, Maynerd Dumsted only has a few weeks to live due to the Fluke Family Curse. After teaching a...

Byron: A Play in Three Acts by Nigel Patten is really a novel dressed up as a play. The long speeches, particularly by George Gordon, Lord Byron, British Romantic poet (1788-1824), would be almost impossible to follow by a theater audience, though they make for...

You've Got Cake by Susan Willis tells the story of a single mother's accidental discovery of love in the midst of running a bakery. Michelle hasn't even thought about dating since her divorce as her life has only been focused on her bakery and her...

Alien Dream Machine is a unique sci-fi tale written by William X. Adams. Gunnar Hagen is a private investigator in Las Vegas who suffers from narcolepsy. After following a possible gambling cheat who frequents one of Las Vegas's most famous casinos, Gunnar gets the shock...

Debra L. Stout authored Continued Miracles to give hope. The many stories from a variety of diverse people concerning their personal miracles will instill hope. Debra takes the book beyond these stories and shares guidelines as the reader seeks their own miracle. To quote Nancy...

The Crazy Life of a Kid From Brooklyn: My Crazy Life in History, with Hilarious People, Celebrities, with Travel & with Business by Bill Morgenstein is a powerful, sometimes moving memoir of a man who made his mark while maintaining character, integrity, and honesty. Told...

In the novel 1877: A Northern Physician in Southern Ungoverned Spaces by David Cornish, MD, there is a questionable presidential election result, increased racial tensions, white supremacy groups causing terror in cities and towns, rigged elections, a depressed economy, and health crises as well. Sound...

Grab your ruck, saddle up for a wild ride. Kregg P.J. Jorgenson is taking us with him deep into The Belly of the Beast with this story written by, of, and for Vietnam veterans. Fair warning. Take a deep breath now, exhale, and remember to...

Love is What You Bake of It by Effie Kammenou is a contemporary romance novel. It focused on Kallyope, a Greek pastry chef from a big family. Kally wasn’t popular with guys in her high school days, so she always looked down on herself in...

If you have ever thought that living on the edge is the life for you, then you will love reading Living High on a Low Hog by Vincent van Goth. Vincent shares his philosophy of life in this book. Too many people think they can...

In Agents of Angels: Diamond in the Rough by Treena Wynes, we meet a teen named Diamond as she’s being hauled into an ambulance on a gurney. She has just been saved from a car accident by, of all things, a pair of wings having...

William X. Adams authored Mind, Body, World to open the reader’s mind to new ways of thinking concerning the relationship between those three subjects. He begins by discussing the difference between the “mind” and the “brain.” Once that basic concept is established, William develops and...

“There is no greater reward than saving a life or making someone else’s life better.” So very true. It’s sad when you read about old dogs being abandoned by their so-called forever families. ‘Put out to pasture’ to die a slow, sometimes painful, and definitely...

The Sand Pounder: Love and Drama on Horseback in WWII is a young adult historical novel written by M.J. Evans. Covering a period between 1942 to 1944, the book follows seventeen-year-old Jane Morris, a tenacious teenager with an affinity for horses who joins the US...

Susanna Rodgers Simpson shares lessons and wisdom that she has learned throughout her life in her book Practical Life Lessons. The title of the book tells exactly what she has included in the book. The lessons are very practical and apply to so much of...

There’s a well-repeated phrase, “You can’t judge a book by its cover.” While in many ways that saying is true, it can also be said that you can’t choose a book without its cover and, more significantly, its title. When have you ever been attracted...

Every day that you open your eyes, what inspires you to take on the day? Does your inspiration come from the fact that you woke up or does something else speak to you? Glad to Be Human: Adventures in Optimism by Irene O’Garden paints a...