Confessions of a Dangerous Girl by Dan Birk features Emma, a teenage psychopath. When she was six, Emma’s parents put her in a boarding school for children with antisocial personality disorder. Without her parents knowing, the institute trains teen assassins for the CIA. Dr. Early...

Cloudy With a Chance of Answers by Carolyn Summer Quinn is a murder mystery. Bethany Burrows' uncle Ryan had died, and as the COVID-19 pandemic took hold, she had to go to New Jersey to deal with his estate. In 1988, Ryan’s daughter had been...

Chuckie Becomes A Big Brother is a children's picture book written by Amy Myers Jensen with illustrations by Ulana Zahajkewycz. The story follows Chuckie, a brown dog with a loving family, who gets a baby brother named Bernie. Bernie came from far away where he...

Princess Harriet grew up in Wonderland. It is all she has ever known, and she loves everything about it. From the poker-themed castle to the magical gardens and friendly creatures, Wonderland is her perfect home, but all this changes when she loses her parents, the...

Even a small good deed can make a difference. This life lesson is important because the joy of sharing and helping others is universal. The best part is that everyone can do something to make the world a better place in whatever way possible. Anu...

If I Could Be a Puppy is a children’s picture book by Amy Noble that is an absolute delight to read. Have you ever wanted to be someone else or maybe even something else, like a puppy? This book provides a child’s perception of what...

Rich really doesn’t know where he belongs because everyone tells him he doesn’t belong and it makes him sad. All he wants to do is find out where he belongs. A fairy kindly suggests he look for the leprechaun and he’ll find himself. What does...

A conflicted detective must balance her chaotic family life with her ambitious professional life if she is to apprehend an unscrupulous killer in Alan Brenham’s Once Upon A Crime. Detective Madison Chase knows she has met her match when she is called to the scene...

Once Upon a Paper Plane... is a picture book by Sara Moffatt Ph.D. with illustrations by Christina Tarsitano. Told in rhyme, the narrative takes the young reader on journeys of imagination where paper can become a real plane, cardboard boxes a train, buttons the wheels...

There are two very different stories happening at the same time in Never Say A Word by Allan Brenham. Twin sisters Claire and Megan Deveraux are the stars of the book. Claire is working at the U.S. Embassy in Paris and Megan is at a...

Being a leader is not only about giving instructions but also about understanding the needs of all team members and always keeping the goals clear. Therefore, it is essential to use effective communication methods and ask the right questions. In this way, we can foster...

Lipstick on a Pig is a relatable and inspirational memoir by Rebecca Butt about growing up in a tough societal and familial environment deprived of basic human emotion and care, but with a strong will for self-preservation and hope for a better future. Rebecca, or...

Charlene Stiletto and Her Search for a Fabulous Pair of Shoes is a children’s picture book written and illustrated by Melanie Farrar. The story follows Charlene, a girl who loves shoes and enjoys admiring them in shop windows, on her feet, and on other people's...

An extraordinary literary novel driven by incredible characters, First Sons and Last Daughters by Samar Reine intimately explores the intricacies of family relationships and marriage. As her biological son, Gideon, comes up with new ways of destroying the family, Peyton Chase feels torn between protecting...

I love this opening quote in Christine L. Henderson’s Let’s Share a Meal: “The secret of success in life is to eat what you like and let the food fight it out inside.” Mark Twain wrote these words and it certainly defines the author’s (and...

Author Yael Feder is back with I've Got a Secret! (Big Concepts for Little Ones) with illustrations by Asya Aizenstein and translations by Jessica Setbon. One day Tammy and her friend, Amy, were talking in hushed voices when Tammy’s brother, Guy, wanted to know what...

How Nature Healed a Broken Soul is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, slice-of-life, and inspirational writing subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience and was largely penned by author Penny James but finished and prepared for publication by her sister...

In Travels of a Hanging Rope by John M. Langley, the story of the hanging rope starts on December 5, 1900. It was the last time anyone saw a man by the name of Ed Tusker alive. John Pearl was hired by Ed Tusker, but...

Death in a Gilded Frame by Cecelia Tichi is a continuation of the amateur detective series featuring Roddy DeVere, a true former Bostonian blue-blood, and his beautiful but not quite so socially adept wife, Val. It is the summer of 1899 and the DeVeres have,...

How to Write a Book: Taking the Plunge into Non-Fiction and Conquering Your New Writer Fears and Doubts by Lauren Bingham is a guide for writers in which the author discusses how to write a non-fiction book. Lauren covers the topic using genres, like biographies...