Write – just write! Could it possibly be that simple? First, you need to find a story idea. But, perhaps, you already have one. Then you can write. How? By putting all your ideas into a logical sequence. In other words, write it down. And...

Mom, I Have a Problem by Sophia Manarolis is a poignant and authentic exploration of her battles with the monsters of depression and suicide, offering valuable insights into the journey of recovery and resilience. Through her raw storytelling, Manarolis sheds light on the struggles of...

In The Worth of a Ruby by Lya Badgley, chef Mallory Jones lands in Rangoon with hopes of opening a restaurant, hiring a local named Cho Cho as her assistant. Geoffrey, an expatriate with ulterior motives, offers assistance with Mallory’s project. In Paris, Thierry Aubert...

In The B.A.B.Y. Book: Best Advice for Baby & You, Karen L. Brewer addresses everything you need to know to care for your baby and yourself after a vaginal or Cesarean delivery. The author outlines topics like fundal massage, perineal care, pain management, Apgar scores,...

Journey of a Survivor: Demons and Predators by Maigen Jones is a powerful account that combines the author's personal experiences of abuse with important advice for parents on protecting children from predators. The book covers both online and offline dangers, offering insights into recognizing warning...

So Good They Call You a Fake by Joshua Lisec is a business and self-help book that offers a comprehensive guide for entrepreneurs, authors, and creatives looking to establish themselves as undisputed authorities in their niches. Lisec presents practical strategies for transforming visibility into monetized...

The Making of a BraveHearted Woman by Dawn Damon is a comprehensive guide that provides a transformative roadmap for women in midlife. It encourages them to embrace change, pursue their passions, and overcome insecurities through five essential fortitudes: claiming a bold vision, cultivating a real...

Death of a Blue Jay: The Path to Bring the Darkness to the Light by Nicholas D'Souza is a Christian science fiction novel with a psychological twist. Set in a post-pandemic world, our story follows Jeremy, a state-wide, best-seller poetry book author, happily married man...

After the Saphyrum War, the sorcerers became power-hungry and lorded over other races, taking control of various sects. Remnants of a Scarlet Flame: The Last Draegion Saga Book 1 by Cindy L. Sell follows various characters as they each try to further their own agenda...

In Max Folsom's crime thriller Death of a Codebreaker, Baker Somerset was the only licensed female private investigator in Ottawa and the owner of Case Closed Investigations. Darlene went missing four weeks ago, and her mother and aunt hired Baker to locate her. Darlene's mother...

Even though raising children is a blessing, sometimes, it can get overwhelming. Laugh Like A Mother by Kathryn Sprandio Ells is a collection of humor-filled poems and real-life anecdotes that capture the broad spectrum of feelings and emotions being a mother entails. A mother wakes...

How To Burn A Rainbow: My Gay Marriage Didn't Make Me Whole, My Divorce Did is a groundbreaking memoir by Karl Dunn. In it, Karl shares the story of his divorce and journey to self-discovery. After seven years of marriage, Karl thinks that a honeymoon...

What is a Credit Card? is an informative children's book by Kelly Lee. It promotes financial education and financial responsibility and teaches the use of a credit card through colorful illustrations and a relatable narrative. Young Ava becomes curious after watching her father use a...

January 6: A Novel by Norman Brewer is an alternative historical novel in which, on January 6, 2021, a coalition of far-right extremists and militias violently storms the U.S. Capitol to disrupt the certification of a contested presidential election. The aim is to incite chaos...

Heather Lyn Davis's Riley the Rabbit Learns a New Habit is a heartwarming children’s book that teaches consideration for others. Riley loves jumping. He jumps everywhere, even inside school. However, this quickly becomes an inconvenience, causing his friends and teacher to complain when he lands...

The Pros & Cons of Becoming a Superhero by Tara St. Pierre is a young adult fantasy novel that explores the intertwined lives of its two protagonists. Bex Daltry, an aspiring webcomic artist, and Umie Nakayama, a popular video content creator, find themselves facing new...

Field Notes From a Fungi Forager by Ashley Rodriguez is an amazing guide to discovering a variety of mushrooms and specifically focuses on those found in the Pacific Northwest. This stems from a love of exploring mushrooms in beautiful and scenic locations both forest and...

To Become a Brother by Lindy Bell is a captivating story that follows Lucas Matthews, who spent most of his time in the foster care system after the untimely death of his father. Inspired by his childhood memories of spending time with his second-grade school...

This is Not a Drill by Benjamin M. Weilert is an educational picture book that invites young readers to help Robbie Robin rebuild his home after a storm. The story starts by introducing Robbie, a little bird whose cozy nest was blown away by a...

It used to be that the difficult decision for parents and guardians was whether or not to allow children to watch television and which shows were safe entertainment. Now technology is dominating the dilemma. In Joshua McGrath’s Can i Have a Phone?, Leo is distraught...