Forty to Finish is a work of non-fiction in the memoir and sports subgenres. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author Larry Walsh as a follow-up to Suit to Saddle. After the layoff that inspired Walsh to begin his...

Perils of a Pregnant Sleuth by Dershie McDevitt commences as professional biologist Callahan Banks debates whether to marry the father of her child, John Culpepper Dade III. Callahan is interrupted by Harry Applegate who is desperate to tell her how the triplets discovered a body...

If We Were Heroes is a young adult novel by Christine Anna Kirchoff. Set in a dystopian world, Ember is the subject of a documentary about the rise and fall of humanity, both of which were caused by herself and her family. When news that...

Close Range by Russell Williams is an action-packed, thrilling crime novel following Detective Rick Malone as he investigates a group of thieves. Malone frequents a restaurant run by Beth, a woman who has found herself in a bit of a predicament. Beth’s fiancé has let...

Harrowing events take place in Payback by Russell Williams when two tenants from the same apartment complex are found murdered, both having been brutally beaten. The sister of one of the victims comes forward with information that points to a much darker and more sinister...

Make Your Kids Millionaires: Step-by-step Guide to Lead Children to Financial Freedom by Loral Langemeier and Kyle Boeckman is a work that combines parenting and financial literacy. This book helps you to take steps early on to prepare your children for making sound financial decisions....

Blood on the Bayou by Douglas J. Wood is a thriller of note. New Orleans’ French Quarter is plagued by a serial killer. The Bayou Slasher slits the victim’s throat, carves 3 X’s on the forehead, puts a wooden cross in their hand, and normally...

Gitte Tamar’s novel Run, Run, Baby begins in a kindergarten classroom, where a young girl named Chloe wakes up from a terrifying daydream and soils herself with urine. Her mother arrives to pick her up from school after she has been embarrassed by her classmates...

A Shadow, written and illustrated by Gitte Tamar, strikes a delightful balance between scary and fun. All this book requires is something that everybody has – a shadow – and a bit of imagination. Maybe a house that isn’t completely dark at night, so there...

The Other Shoes of Larry Martin: On Becoming Laurie Roberts is a work of fiction by Pavane Ravel in the interpersonal drama and political intrigue subgenres and is the second book in a continuing series. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience...

Fans of Westerns are in for a treat with Gitte Tamar's Ten-Cent Man. It's the 1860s. Alonzo Bill is a womanizing cowboy with a love of alcohol. Over the years, he has managed to establish himself as the resident ghost hunter in a small town...

Do Nothing: A Griffin Knight Murder Mystery Thriller by Miguel Angel Hernandez Jr. is the first short story in what promises to be a fascinating and gritty series of crime stories involving this protagonist, Homicide Detective Griffin Knight. When Griffin is called to the scene...

Counting is a fun and engaging way to improve math skills, especially for children. Imogen & Friends Count to Ten! by Amy Louise Hill takes us on a creative journey for a wonderful learning experience. Her beautiful illustrations teach children how to count, an essential...

A Crime Story: A Mother-Daughter Cozy Mystery by Richard E. LaMotte is a light-hearted thriller about a mother and daughter who get stuck in a small town with a murder mystery on their way to Hollywood. Clair and Mindy decide to start investigating the unsolved...

There's A Monster On My Bed by Margit E. Macchia is about Harvey, who loves his bedroom because it is his space where he can hide and have fun in its nooks and crannies. One thing that makes Harvey feel uncomfortable is the monster that...

Layers is a collection of eight short slice-of-life stories by Zuzanne Belec. These imaginative stories put a lighter touch on the darker aspects of life. The book opens with "The Christmas Charge," where three elderly sisters jump at the chance to spend Christmas on an...

The Last Skinweaver is book number four in W.G. Hladky's award-winning and highly acclaimed The Book of Ruin series, a dystopian science fiction saga spanning multiple centuries. Roge Callan has chosen an unexpected path and is living among Skinweavers, a feared race of humanoids renowned...

Teddy and the Mighty Yolo by Tina Haydamacha is a children's adventure story with a serious message. Climate change has brought powerful storms to Mariner Harbor and, over the years, Shirley Seaport has become eroded and weak. Now there’s a new one heading her way,...

As a hurricane approaches the city, government agencies plead with the residents to evacuate their homes and head to the safety of higher ground. Most residents obey this directive but a minority choose to stay put and wait it out. Among this minority are Doreen,...

From the Navy SEALS to the San Francisco Police Department to collecting Academy Award ballots, Ray DeLuca experiences a lot in Central Station: A Ray DeLuca Novel by Joseph Cariffe. We meet Ray after his SEAL days are behind him and he is an officer...