A Small Matter of Injustice by Richard J. Reese is the story of seventeen-year-old Carrie Buck and the fight for her life. Carrie was taken into the home of John and Alice Dobbs as a foster child but becomes an indentured servant, deprived of education....

No Wet Feet for Quincy by Renee Hayes is about a lovely duckling named Quincy who can't stand his feet being wet. Quincy struggles daily as geese and swans bully him for remaining on the shore of Dragonfly Pond. Quincy has friends and other ducks...

Orcas are intelligent mammals. They live in family groups and can do amazing things. Orcas: Beautiful, Intelligent, Talkative, Ferocious, and Fascinating! shares information about them in a clear way for children. Melanie Richardson Dundy begins by showing the body structure of an orca and explaining...

I Injured My Foot Doing the Mashed Potato by James Robinson, Jr. is a delightfully fun book that causes the senses to dance with joy. Robinson tells stories of his life to which many of us can relate. He and I are about the same...

Morlocks in the Basement is a memoir by Carolyn Colburn. Funny and bordering on the ridiculous, this unique autobiography unravels with a couple trying to counter the flow of bad juju by getting a kitten from the local shelter. One can immediately discern this is...

Augie the Therapy Doggie: A Tale of Becoming a Therapy Dog by Heather Vina is the story of Augie, a Golden Retriever who is a pet and the business partner to the author. Together they spread joy to the elderly, people with disabilities, and young...

Laura Beers’ A Devious Secret features Stephen Wycomb and Gemma Hawkinge. Both characters are deeply depressed, though for different reasons. Stephen is a commoner who served as a captain in the Royal Navy. France captured his ship, and the majority of his crew is killed....

The Final Steps: A Harbor Springs Cozy Legal Mystery by Mark M. Bello is the perfect whodunnit for a night under the stars or in front of a fire. Rosaline Maxwell is a retired attorney and judge, looking forward to her book tour around the...

With an exciting start to My Best Mistake: My Best Series Book 1 Tasha's Story, author Carole Wolfe introduces the story of Tasha Gerome; a single mother facing different challenges while trying to balance everything including parenting. Tasha is struggling under the weight of her...

Celebrate the chaos of the holidays with Alien Bracelet Christmas by Laurel Lorenzini and illustrated by Gabriel San Martin. Part of the Alien Bracelet series, this story begins with a band of colorful aliens eager to celebrate the Earth holiday, Christmas. A brother and sister...

In the endearing children’s story, A Family For Riley: A Corgi Lover's Tale by Tammy Knudtson, a cute puppy finds a home with a loving family. On a quaint farm on a hill, a Welsh corgi is about to have puppies. One beautiful spring morning,...

Riley the Little Lost Corgi by Tammy Knudtson is an enjoyable picture book for young children. Riley the Corgi loves life, and more importantly, his Mommy and Daddy. One day whilst out playing in the yard, Riley spots a squirrel who looks exactly like his...

Vivienne is a Parisian who sees Paris through regular, everyday eyes. She gets up on a Sunday morning expecting to go about her usual activities when her grand-père asks her a question that turns the day into something special. Do you remember a time when...

Love in the Cupboard by Mari Jane Law follows the strangely endearing story of Faith as she struggles with love. Faith finds the man of her dreams in a dark cupboard, but she has no idea who he is. Faith hopes to find him again...

During the forty-plus years I spent counseling people, one topic I constantly had to teach was the difference between wants and needs. Ben Barrowman teaches this concept to children in Parmesan Pig Saw What Was Needed. In this children’s book, Parmesan Pig learns that often...

She had been the best manager of his horse farm. She was the reason his horses won top awards at national competitions. She knew his horses better than he did. How could she say she wanted to quit her job? Rich bachelor and horse farm...

In A Guide to the Narrow Path, Edward Monjay shares with readers what their relationship with God should look like and helps them see the errors they have accepted when it comes to honoring God, observing the Sabbath Day, calling God’s true name, repentance, and...

The fourth novel in the Myrtle Beach Mystery series, Death on the Causeway moves forward with the life of Clark Thomas, a widower, author, bookstore owner, and solver of murder mysteries. Clark gets pulled into solving a mystery when he stops to help out an...

The Light by Leigh Anne Fortner is a heart-warming reminder that God’s love is always present and a gift freely given to all. A lonely widow stands at a window watching a little boy dance as he plays outside when suddenly he tires and falls....

Author Melissa Jacobus has raised two adopted children, both diagnosed with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD), an invisible but preventable developmental disability. FASD is caused when a mother consumes alcohol during her pregnancy which can present in the child in various ways. The main factor...