Linus the Troll is written by Rosie Talley. It is the story of a young troll, Linus, who is a study in contrasts. The most outstanding aspect of the story is the way that Linus’s physical features are contrasted with his personality. Readers soon discover...

Dead Reckoning is a work of fiction in the horror, thriller, and suspense subgenres, and was penned by author Ivan Blake. The third novel in the Mortsafeman book series, the work is intended for the mature adult reading audience owing to the use of explicit...

Unstoppable: Forging the Path to Motherhood in the Early Days of IVF by Ellen Casey chronicles her struggle against infertility and her perseverance through disappointments, various surgeries, and infertility treatments. In 1974, a doctor presented Casey with an experimental IUD that had not been approved...

Remote Work Technology: Keeping Your Small Business Thriving From Anywhere by Henry Kurkowski is a complete guidebook to working remotely. Although Kurkowski tailored his book to small or medium-sized businesses, he also addresses employees who are working from home. Kurkowski is well acquainted with technology,...

Castoffs of the Gods is yet another installment of the Idol Maker series by Sonja Dewing. John Holbrook's search for his great-uncle and explorer Benedict Spafford's remains in the Amazon leads to his disappearance, prompting his close friend and fellow adventurer Leslie Kicklighter to launch...

The lovely children’s story, Jackie Does It All by Fabian E. Ferguson, contains valuable lessons that every child should learn. It teaches children how to say no to avoid being overwhelmed. The scouts are preparing for a wonderful three-day event in which the top scout...

Meet Polly the guitarist in the all-girl punk rock band Lovely Oblivion, and friend of the Late Nyght Smoke’s infamous Flynn Morgan, the bad boy in the rock industry. Lovely Oblivion: Polly by A.D. Craig follows our two rock stars Polly and Flynn as they...

Goin' Through the Motions: Last Renderin's from a Quester and Rounder by Moony McNelly is the story of John Shields, a war veteran whose memories of conflict and his childhood continue to haunt him. His father played a huge role in shaping his future and...

Grasp, by David Yuen, is a deep and compelling faith-based work exploring social issues and current events from a Christian point of view. An effective blend of memoir, poems, essays, and prose, this author delves into his own psyche and the human psyche to present...

Father’s Gold Secret by Wu, Sing-yung is a factual account of the retreat of the Nationalists, under Chiang Kai-shek, to Taiwan, after the Communist takeover in China under Mao Zedong. The story explores how the massive stores of gold bullion in China’s central bank were...

Dance of the Dolphins by Patricia Gleichauf, illustrated by Karen Staszko, is a fact-based introduction to the lives of dolphins and other cetaceans and ocean-dwelling creatures. Words and drawings show how dolphins leap into the air to breathe, how they remind each other to come...

Children of Maya by Christopher Vastag is a young adult epic fantasy set in a fantasy universe where certain humans have an animal form. Maria is a rabbit changeling enslaved and made to work in the gold mine. Living in the kingdom of Kaskilia, Maria...

Who Will Accompany You? is a new memoir written by the award-winning memoirist Meg Stafford. Meg joins her daughters, Kate and Gale, on their special trips to what may seem or become enlightenment. The first stop is in the Himalayas with Kate. Meg heads out...

Our Little Promise by Priya Pasumarthy follows Billy and Lilly, two best friends who love to play together while their mothers spend time together. It’s April Fool’s Day, and Lilly dresses up in various costumes, pretending to be anything from a cat to an elephant...

Christmas bells are ringing, and love is in the air in the lovely town of Dickens. As young mayor Elizabeth McKenzie takes up the role of officiating at a wedding for two of her favorite residents, she finds herself drawn to a charming wedding guest—an...

As hackers continue to level up their game, cybersecurity specialist, US Army veteran, and ex-NSA developer Ben McCarthy invites you into an ancient and effective way to fight cybercrime in Cyberjutsu: Cybersecurity for the Modern Ninja. The book’s message is clear and direct, and it...

Pepper’s family abandoned her at a McDonald’s in Texas. Sad, alone, scared, the little dog named Pepper had to fend for herself. She managed to get enough food from McDonald’s patrons and she found a house nearby where she could curl up underneath. But she...

Get ready for an emotional journey that is impossible to put down. Wildfire by Adriana Gisselle tells the story of two polar opposite teenagers whose rivalry begins when they are thrown together for a science fair project in the eighth grade. Catherine is the perfect...

Bone Deep Bonds by B.G. Arnold is a rather ambitious book in that it seeks to achieve several different things through its plot, characters, and resolution. Its plot is centered on nailing down a pedophilic predator, making it closer to a psychological thriller than...

Paris of the 1920s, complete with its bohemians and artists, may no longer exist – at least, not in Paris. But, perhaps this ideal image of Paris does exist in another part of the world like Calcutta, India. Author and multimedia artist Brian Thomas ventured...