By George, He Did It! A True Scholar's Autobiography by George R Hall is an inspiring story that chronicles the life and career of an extraordinary man. George Ralph Hall was born in 1936 to a poor closely-knit African American family in Wyoming, Ohio. The...

Some characters make journeys through history fascinating. Although the memories of many of these people have faded, they become unforgettable once you have read about them. This is the case with Unremembered Book 2: Actors, Artists, Entertainers and Influencers by Ken Zurski. This book tells...

Dead in the Water by Mark Ellis is a crime thriller set in 1942, where DCI Frank Merlin faces numerous challenges as he investigates crimes committed by American soldiers in London. The United States military's autonomous governance hinders his progress. A series of murders occur,...

A couple of young teens in 1960s-era California find a new outlet for their reckless sense of adventure in Culver City, a novel for young adults by Brant Vickers. Cassady and Kyle are buddies who get along well and tire of the drug-laden experiences their...

Price of Innocence is the first entry in the Sonder's Song series by Michelle Piper. It is a wonderfully plotted and skillfully written opening into an epic fantasy series that will surely grab the attention of fans of the genre. A ruthless and merciless queen,...

A Waltz With Traitors by A. L. Sowards gives readers a glance at a part of WWI and Russian history that is often overlooked in modern accounts of the war. This book brings it to life in such a vivid and beautiful way that shows...

The Fiction Kitchen Trio Cookbook: Novel Recipes from Your Favorite Novels by Sarah M. Eden, Traci Hunter Abramson, and Sian Ann Bessey treats you to a fanciful kitchen adventure as they invite you to create popular recipes from works of fiction. As they welcome you...

Mother Knows Best is a short story by Valerie Allen. Bobby has finished high school and is working as a dishwasher in a restaurant to pay for his car insurance while he continues to live at home. His parents Maggie and Jimmy are extremely agitated...

Newton's Riddle: The Mystery of Daniel’s 70th Week Revealed is a work of fiction in the theological, political, and suspense subgenres. It is best suited to adult readers owing to the complexity of its conceptual basis and was penned by Neill G Russell. The...

Killing Time by Michael Joseph Mahn is a thriller of epic proportions. Hurricane Katrina wreaked havoc on New Orleans but once the storm has passed, the chaos continues. Corpses are found in empty buildings, looters run riot, and the police are struggling with a rising...

Burn by Joanna Morgan follows Levi, a fire elemental, on a mission to find any sleepers on Earth before the Chaolt does. Sleepers are beings with latent elemental abilities who unknowingly aid the Chaolt in bringing about chaos and destruction on earth in the form...

Hot Set (Behind the Scenes Book 1) by Leslie O'Sullivan sees Gilly Bettencourt leave her no-good boyfriend and dead-end copywriting job to work as a scriptwriter on The Chieftain’s Son, which is a romance show filmed on location in Ireland. She immediately falls for Jack...

Natural disasters, terrorism, and even deadly viruses continue to threaten humanity in the twenty-first century. Amid these trying times, you will meet an extraordinary girl named Electra. A lightning bolt struck her house during her birth, killing her mother. However, this tragic incident endows Electra...

Almost eight-year-old Nelson is growing up. He spent some time with his auntie and came home suddenly more mature. In Nelson’s Festival Holiday by Claire Carey, children thrill to the adventure of becoming responsible. Learning to help around the house can be fun and rewarding....

The Adventures of a Southern (Baptist) Buddhist is the real-life story of a woman who was raised in a fundamentalist evangelical Christian environment but later became a Buddhist. Author Pamela McConnell, MSW, LCSW, holds a master’s degree in social work and is a licensed clinical...

Thinking of Nature by Amy Mucci is a picture book for young children. If your child loves staying indoors and playing video games all day, rather than being outdoors enjoying the beauty of nature, then this book should be their next read. The purpose of...

Are you a fan of young adult fantasy adventure stories? Get ready for a wild ride to a place of magic and wonder with Christopher Renna's Beyond the Trees. Having recently moved to Cedar Falls, South Carolina, brothers Caden and Ansel Murphy have heard rumors...

Blood Sapphire’s Revenge is a superbly written, thoroughly researched, highly absorbing book. I was definitely on the edge of my seat the entire time. In the Hadhramaut region of eastern Yemen, Sergeant Haddy Abrams of the Israel Defense Forces kills a known terrorist with an...

Captive Set Free by Valerie Limmer focuses on forgiveness. The book begins by listing different situations where people may be supported by their anger, but they choose to forgive and/or live peacefully with their circumstances. The author continues to illustrate the value of forgiveness through...

As a child, Mary could not figure out why her mother's behavior toward her tended to be either violent or angry. As she got older the relationship between them only got worse, so much so that she could not wait to get out of living...