Cat Enright was a horse trainer with a big heart. Darcy, Bubba, Bob, Gigi, Agnes, Hank, Sally, and others can testify to her selfless nature. She attended Shayne’s horse clinic and entered a trail competition with her alleged psychic horse, Sally. This fun event happened...

Harnessing the Power of Grief by Julie Potter is a non-fiction self-help book. The author tells you what grief is and the different types of grief. She uses stories from different people to show how unique each form of grief is. She has summaries and...

The Making of a King: A Medieval Time Travel Romance is the second book in the Coeur de Lion Series by Pamela Todd-Hunter, a gorgeous treat for fans of paranormal romance with elements of time travel. Falling in love is not part of Alixandra Evans's...

Lisa Smith Molinari just got added to my list of favorite authors. Her writing technique is real, humble, and honest and has that touch of humor that everyone needs. In The Meat and Potatoes of Life, Lisa writes from experience and so you can feel...

Dawn of Ages is a work of fiction in the historical, intrigue, and interpersonal drama subgenres, and was penned by author Jana Petken. The work is suitable for the general reading audience and is set during the early Middle Ages in Europe. The two central...

The Trousseau by Victoria Staat twists from a robbery gone wrong to being indebted to the handsome Lord Cole Renfew. Gen and Cal have been on the run for two years after the death of their mother. Dressed as men, they turn to thievery to...

The Race to the Big Bang is the sequel to The Stardust Mystery. Peter Solomon, the author of this science fiction book, is also responsible for the colorful illustrations and graphics in the book. It is the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, and The Cosmic...

Matson's Case No. 3 is an action-packed crime thriller written by Pablo Zaragoza. New York City Chief of Police Robert Matson reminisces on his days as a detective in the early 60s. Matson and his partner, Smith, roamed the streets of NYC Chinatown where they...

The Coronaboogaloo by Angela Svirbely, M Ed is a children’s picture book about a girl named Bella, who experiences what school life is like at home and at school during COVID, as well as what life is like in general during the pandemic. Her understandable...

Polly the Polecat by K.A. Mulenga is about an African skunk named Polly who can’t help letting out an unpleasant odor. She tries and tries but no matter what, she still can’t stop that awful smell. Whenever her friends or family are around, they always...

The Seed Bearer's Bride: A Novel of Fallen Angels, Nephilim, and the Woman Who Defied Them by Jean Hoefling is book two in the Thrones of Genesis Series, a compelling entry that can be read as a standalone story. A tale with strong biblical allusions,...

In The Anachronist by Thomas Bauer, Charlie Shultz feels his life as a husband, father, and employee has been one big disappointment and failure. His marriage to Rebecca is toxic and loveless and his son ignores his existence, preferring the company of video games. Even...

Minimalist Moms: Living and Parenting with Simplicity by Diane Boden is an essential guide to set you on the minimalist journey, whether you are a parent or you are going to be one soon. It is extremely clear and even starts with a section on...

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...

Love in Any Language: A Memoir of a Cross-Cultural Marriage, by Evelyn Kohl LaTorre, is a moving, enriching memoir about love transcending cultural boundaries. Antonio is an impoverished university student who doesn't speak English but tries to, while Evelyn is an assertive volunteer with the...

Sometimes, I Have a Heart, by K.G. Ginley, is a moving collection of poetry about human nature in all its forms. The poems you'll find in this volume are insightful, inspiring, and relatable. Ginley touches on the emotional, common aspects of life that most people...

Born of Wind by J.B. Lesel is the first book in the Of the Elements series. Meleena would rather go on her own adventures and evade the bullies than attend classes. There’s so much to explore in her aquatic world, and she learns more from...

Super Max has returned in a new adventure. In Super Max’s Hero Surprise by Heather E. Robyn, Max and her classmates are attending a school assembly. Awards are being handed out for attendance and good grades when suddenly all eyes turn to Max. Max decides...

It is always a wonderful experience to discover (or rediscover) the life of a man who has dedicated himself to important things. We can be sure to find a compelling story while reading a biography like this. Margo Lee Williams' Born Missionary: The Islay Walden...

James W Haddad's 56th Street is a powerfully moving work of literary fiction about one girl's traumatic experiences growing up in Liberty City, both as a child and later as an adult. This book is compelling and is as intimate as a first-person memoir, thanks...