Molly Morningstar, Carnival Girl is a work of fiction in the picture book, adventure, and cultural diversity subgenres. It is intended for accompanied and newly-independent child readers, with a story penned by author Andrea Coke and illustrations provided by artist M. Fernanda Orozco. Following on...

The Devil to Pay by Gary Blackwood takes the reader on a journey through time. First, it’s the 1960s in a Midwest college town where the Vietnam War and the draft hang heavily on the minds of students, including the main character Simon Hannay. He...

There are many issues about the Gospels that are interesting to investigate. One of them is how Jesus' disciples behave in the Gospel of Mark. Is it possible that they did not understand Jesus' prophecy of his crucifixion and death? Could they really have mistaken...

When Neill was brought home from the hospital as a newborn, the kindly Mennonite lady told his mother that Neill wouldn’t survive. But he did and he lived a fascinating life full of love and humor and a zest for telling a good story, mostly...

Menap 2089 by Panther Optikonz is written extremely far into the future when the whole world has been ravaged by war and the landmasses as we know them have changed. The main characters are the Rozz (Police) and the Prestoopnik (Criminals) that are at war...

The Devil and the Dreamer: Lies and Legends 2 by Merethe Walther is the second book in the series featuring Helena Birch, a private detective with a tragic past. She recently dealt with a strange cult who kidnapped her. Now free, she still has nightmares...

Immortal Whispers is a brightening poetry collection written by the heartful author Nina Khajuria. There are phenomenal takeaways to be chewed over for such a bite-sized book, with forty-nine pages containing twenty substantial poems. Khajuria touches on a myriad of topics such as love, faith,...

Have you ever wondered what's going on inside the refrigerator? What do all the food, vegetables, fruits and drinks do? Does the light stay on or go off after you close the door? In this lovely children's picture book, A Very Chilling Mystery by Steve...

The Smile of December is a work of fiction in the interpersonal drama subgenre. It is aimed at mature readers and was penned by author Jonathan Vickers. The book follows Darryl Walker, a man who is determined to be the kind of father to his...

He had no memories. He didn’t have an identity either. Even a name—as fundamental as it is—was out of the question, so they called him Kid. Everything was lost in the void within him. Rising from the ashes of his family home, only his instincts...

Refining Lord Preston is a Regency romance with an enemies-to-lovers theme. Laura Beers places her characters in a situation not unlike many Jane Austen novels. Lady Emma Brooksbank is a twenty-two-year-old woman who is not interested in marriage after she developed unrequited feelings for a...

In The Mouse and The Ballerina, Amanda Maynard-Schubert introduces us to a little mouse who wanted nothing more than to be a beautiful ballerina. Making a tutu out of paper she danced around to the beat of her own drum, even if at times she...

The Rooster Rider by Sean Valdrow is 'A Knightly Adventure Among the Small Creatures.' Sir Thomas of Barley Mill Cross has just been knighted, and he decides to prove his mettle by challenging a witch on his warhorse Rooster. It was a reckless challenge, and...

Death’s Lover: First Encounter by Scarlett Reed is a book for anyone interested in period pieces. Playing out in colonial-era America, we have Avaline Adams who is about to marry Viscount Charles Harmsworth, but who does not appear too keen. This is a marriage of...

Johnny and the Comanche by R Lawson Gamble begins in Texas in the 1870s. Nineteen-year-old Johnny Custer was searching for a land where his past would not find him after he had killed eight men in defense of himself and others. Dehydrated and hungry, Johnny...

Burning Without Knowing is a work of fiction in the thriller and suspense subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Mike Mallow. In this book, a girl named Shawna sees her life descend into chaos after the...

Empire's Heir by Marian L Thorpe is a moving tale about a family caught in the game of power and influence. Gwenna, the heir to Ésparias, is summoned before the Empress of Casil, whose son, Alekos, needs a wife. But she is not the only...

Adventures in Nursing is an informative book. LaQuana Smith divides the material into three main parts. She begins by telling the story of how she chose to study nursing and the lessons she learned in the process. LaQuana also talks about how she planned her...

In this second book of Secrets Of The Toad by Trisha, Play Ball, we are introduced to Emma’s brother Jake. Jake loves baseball and is on his school’s team. He’s very excited and wants nothing more than to be the main pitcher for the team....

Mark of Stars is the first book in The Chronicles of Talahm series by Colleen Mitchell. Eighteen-year-old high schooler Emma Jackman's life turns upside down when she learns that she is the Seventh Sorceress of Talahm. Meanwhile, her older brother Luke already possesses his father...