Portent is a work of fiction in the historical fiction, fantasy adventure, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It serves as the fourth installment in the Three-Times-Blessed book series and was penned by author Nicole Warner for the general adult reading audience. Our central pairing of Anais...

The ABCs of Women in Music shows us that music not only represents entertainment, it also manifests pride, justice, and many other positive messages. With each letter of the alphabet, the name of a great woman who has strongly influenced the world of music is...

Gramma and Ginga: Sisters in the Kitchen relates the story of two feisty sisters, one born in 1914, the other in 1919, who became an online sensation in the 2010s when a YouTube video of the two caught the attention of millions around the world....

A Kentucky lawyer talks about his life in Coal Mine to Courtroom: A Quadriplegic's Memoir of Relentless Faith, Courage, and Eternal Success by W. Ron Adams. Co-written with Fred Anderson, this memoir describes Adams’ early years from growing up as a basketball hero to working...

Becoming Italian: Through Family, Food, and Life in the South by Bret Thoman is a travel memoir that chronicles the author's life in Italy. Thoman weaves the intricate threads of an experience that began as a way to find himself through his heritage. In the...

Maya and the Stage Fright, written by Vicky Weber and illustrated by Aleksander Jasinski, is a children's picture book intended to help children recognize what stage fright is and to provide ways to effectively manage it on their own. The book begins with a young...

When Step Met Skip by Vicky Weber is an adorable children’s book that provides a great introduction to the concepts required for reading and writing music. The fun characters, Step and Skip, are full of personality, as they explore the musical staff. Step is calculated...

Taíno Tales: The Legend of Coquí is the retelling of how a species of small frogs native to Puerto Rico received their name. Vicky Weber introduces us to the historic Taíno people and one of their legends. The fable is a simple story of love...

The Baby & Her Brothers’ Short Stories: Feeling Small, written by Ebonie Williams and illustrated by Navi’ Robins, is a much-needed children’s book that puts a slightly different spin on childhood bad dreams. Young Cameron, usually the first one up and about, is still lying...

Dominique “Dom” Francis is the pastor of Christ First Always church who is having something of an existential crisis in the Christian fiction novel Free Dom by Blake Nail. Dom has got his head in Venice and keeps kicking the ball back and forth as...

Macron Unveiled by Alain Lefebvre is an in-depth investigation into Emmanuel Macron, President of France, man, politician, and player on the international stage. In each chapter, Lefebvre explores a different aspect of Macron’s complex public persona in terms of how he has approached significant internal...

Witches, Wizards and Winks?...Oh, My! by Mary Puma, is the PG-13 version of the title--a creative and irresistibly entertaining novel where the Wicked Witch of the West, from The Wizard of Oz fame, shares her autobiography. Told from her point of view, her true story...

Uncle Joe's Muse by Micah Thorp follows a group of middle-aged rockers whose lives turn upside down when they find themselves having to parent a tween girl out of the blue. Rod, Rick, Steve, and Ian are the four members of Uncle Joe's Band. Used...

Beware and Behold by Dziyana Taylor is the sequel that follows Rebecca’s adventures in the world of the shadows. Rebecca and Nick must unravel mysteries and face danger in order to save Derek who is trapped in his very own version of hell. Through all...

I Will Still Love You: Promoting Secure Attachment Through Greater Understanding of Unconditional Love by Delicia Mclean spreads messages about unconditional love with a well-illustrated story that is suitable for children up to nine years old. A young meerkat, who needs to be fully convinced...

Recognizing letters is important because it allows children to understand the relationship between oral and written language. This is the foundation for basic skills like reading and writing, and if it's fun to start with, it will be easier to continue. In other words, recognizing...

Killer Kudzu by Julius Thompson is a sci-fi apocalyptic horror novel set in the American deep rural south. Scientist John Miller stumbles upon an unknown variant of kudzu while experimenting with a Venus flytrap and trying to assimilate it with the native kudzu. John and...

From Susan Jean Ricci's award-winning Cindy's Crusade's Series comes yet another powerful installment celebrating the love of Cindy and Jay DeMatteo in Don't Bruise the Bananas. This time, Cindy reminisces on the good times of her relationship with her husband, Jay, whom she met on...

Casey’s Charade by Susan Jean Ricci tells the tale of Casey Wagner, a young woman in her thirties with an interesting online job and a penchant for living like a nomad. Casey has been running away from her past, more so in a physical sense...

Gabriella Rose Meets the Pandas Funi and Wang Wang by Roz Potgieter is a fun-filled, educative children’s story centered on the wonderful adventures of an imaginative young girl. Gabi and her sister are on vacation with their parents in Adelaide, Australia. The girls are excited...