Blood and Dust by J.C. Paulson is an adventure set in the early days of civilization in Canada. It tells the adventures of James Sinclair, a young man who leaves his family home to pursue his dream of becoming a goldsmith. He ends up in...

In Talking with Jesus: Break Free of Expectations & Get Real with Jesus in Prayer, Heather Hart and Valerie Riese provide much-needed help for those struggling with prayer. The authors confess their guilt for not praying like the passionate prayer warriors they thought God expected...

Shoes on the Stairs by Jan Steele is the story of a mother struggling to face what she’s lost. Claire Blackwell is dead, taken too early after an accident but she can’t seem to find the white light and move on. Instead, she’s left watching...

The Covid-19 pandemic has had a dramatic impact. Society as a whole has had to deal with the virus itself, which brought with it fear and uncertainty. Individuals have had to cope with isolation, family issues, and new work patterns. Finally, there is the uncertain...

Scarboys is a work of fiction in the dystopian, action, and interpersonal drama sub-genres, and was penned by author A. J. Smee. The work is intended for both the mature young adult and adult reading audiences and contains some valuable thinking matter on climate change...

Grace is a very cheerful 7-year-old girl who lives with her parents. Due to her father’s military work, the family must move regularly, but even though they do it frequently, the process is not easy. Moving means leaving things behind, such as selecting what to...

Matthew Davis suddenly collapses from a powerful psychic connection he shares with his twin brother, Jake. The pain is violent and immediate, and Matt knows exactly what it means… hundreds of miles away, Jake has been viciously killed. Hell-bent on solving Jake’s murder in order...

This is a different kind of book than most readers are used to. Paul J. Krupin invented a computer program he called Presari. His book, Presari Digital Guide to the Science of the National Parks, is an example of applying Presari. This book lists all...

I Did My Best (Jennifer Ella Rose Series Book 1) by Cheryl Babirad is a fun and educational picture book for young children. One day, a girl named Jennifer Ella Rose is walking with her mother to start her first day at her new school....

The Super Code by Kay Dietsch is a fun mystery and adventure book for middle-graders with a gifted girl at its core. In the town of Trisburg, a centaur named Bienor has muttered a dark incantation in a deep forest and is soon talking to...

Return to Kiluemar is the first book in the Magic of the Realm series by Kimberly Marraffino. Fifteen-year-old Rhiannon Llewellyn's life turns upside down when her Aunt Kavana tells her that she's a powerful witch and the daughter of a Guardian, gatekeepers who protect the...

In the world today we need a few things: a friend or two, a mentor, and a Higher Being to help us through tough times. Why not add a bountiful resource to that list. Judy Marie Balloff has developed a great tool that you can...

In Big Chin Moves To Heroland! by Sawyer Ique, Big Chin is a companion to Van and has to entertain and help him. They have a lot of fun together by doing amusing things that make them smile and laugh. Big Chin was always helping,...

Open Up by Alex Woodard was full of unexpected treasures like those one might find in an old trunk full of well-lived memories. Bouncing between experiences of his teen ‘wonder years’ to the older and wiser present life lens, Woodard ‘opens up’ in his memoir...

Hex Kitchen by Stephanie Fazio is the first book in the Hex Kitchen series. A grand tournament is held once in a decade that enlists participants to create magical dishes and inspires cutthroat competition. Kenzie worked hard to change her life since leaving New York....

Gods of Men: Where the Spartans are Made by Philip Remus tells the story of Lysander, who is deemed a mothax (bastard). At the age of seven, Lysander is sent to the Rearing to become a Spartan. Paidonomos Kleisthenes, a Cyclops, commands the young Spartans...

Chameleon: The Terror Begins by Chris Black starts in May 1933. Mysterious marksman Kurt Eichorn is determined to destroy the Nazi regime. Having already executed Meister for murdering Hauptmann Wagner, Kurt becomes a member of the “Von Hagendorf Orchestra.” He lives by the law of...

After an ugly divorce, middle-aged nurse, Phoebe, and her sixteen-year-old daughter are forced to move back to her hometown, Camden, and also back into her childhood home with her mother and grandmother. She is able to secure a job taking care of a bedridden old...

Mitzi Szereto has done it again in The Best New True Crime Stories: Partners in Crime, the fifth anthology of true crime stories focusing on partners doing the deeds. The stories take us from Germany to the US, back to London before landing on East...

The stars of Bargaining for the Barrister by Anneka R. Walker are Louisa and Paul who won me over from their introduction to their final decisions. Louisa is a young woman who has recently lost her parents with an older brother who would like to...