The Earth Loves Me by Terrill Martinez is a love poem about the earth. Each spread contains a simple sentence highlighting a special quality of the earth. A young girl is pictured on each page, marveling at the things she sees and experiences. All corners...

The Homotium species live near the mechanicary house, the old and creepy place that caused the extinction of the Sapien people. Two Homotium people have already died because of that place. All Homotium fear going into it so as not to catch the sickness from...

Motes by Tilmer L Wright Jr. is a remarkable science fiction novel that combines science, technology, and faith. One late afternoon, while the sun was streaming in through his bedroom window, Thom Finch sees particles of dust floating around in the sunbeam and lets his...

We Did This Once Before by Lynne M. Spreen follows the story of Kim, a fifty-year-old expert marketer and publicist. Kim’s divorce from her husband in California left her in debt. She also lost her home and was dealing with a health issue. Unfortunately, there...

The Glovemaker’s War, by Katherine Williams, relates a heartwarming yet heartbreaking story of three generations of women who will learn much about themselves as well as each other. Eve, Angela, and Georgina are mother, daughter, and granddaughter, each with their own very independent successful lives,...

Twenty-five years of marriage are down the drain, and Miranda Blake faces a major life change in Maggie Adams’s Minx: Hell on Heels Series. Miranda’s husband declares he wants a divorce because he is in love with another woman. Instead of falling into despair, Miranda...

The Hope Mafia: Eclipsing the Dark Forces is a work of fiction in the science fiction and social issues subgenres. The work is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Nirmal Ranganathan. In this socially conscious and action-packed novel,...

In Mystery of the Eight Islands (Trouble in Paradise Book 11) by Terry Ambrose, the story unfolds on Oahu in the Hawaiian Islands. Former skip-tracer William McKenna, who prefers to be simply called McKenna, and his best friend Chance Logan, a budding PI, are asked...

Moral Fibre is Helena P. Schrader's sequel to Lack of Moral Fibre about Flight Engineer Kit Moran, already a survivor of thirty-six missions, the last being a raid on Berlin that killed his best friend and skipper. He then refuses to fly on his thirty-seventh,...

I believe that many of us reflect on our faith and sometimes have doubts, but not everyone will write down their thoughts about it. This is exactly what Roger A. Marum did in his book Faith, Doubt, and Listening: Lessons Learned by a Reluctant Disciple,...

The Courier's Wife: Book One Secrets of the Blue and Gray by Vanessa Lind is a historical novel that unravels in 1862 at the height of the American Civil War. Escaping from a privileged life in Indiana, Hattie Logan is determined to make a difference...

Cousins, by Mary Ellen Carlson, is an adventure-filled picture book for young children. Brothers Andrew and Benjamin join their cousins Aaron and Timothy at their Grandma and Grandpa Brown's house for summer. This is something they did every year and this year they decided they...

Alex McKenna and a Winter's Night is the third entry in the Alex McKenna Series by Vicki-Ann Bush, a story crafted to offer a full and enjoyable reading experience to new readers of the series. With just one year left to complete college and a...

Shrimply Dead by Maggie Toussaint is the third book in the Seafood Caper Mystery series. River Holloway Merrick is no stranger to homicide so when one of her customers – Jasmine Garr - is murdered, she sets out to investigate Jasmine's death. She steps into...

Ship of Blood: Mutiny and Slaughter Aboard the Harry A. Berwind, and the Quest for Justice by Charles Oldham tells the true-life story of three shipmates’ fight for justice. On a moonlit night in October 1905, the schooner Harry A. Berwind was found in distress....

King Matthias of Zemira hated magic, so he banished all who held it to the Eastland forest. At about the same time, a childless couple in the remote village of Baylin found a baby in the river and named her Finola. She was half Fae...

The Robbins: Old Farts Gone Bad by Timothy A. Freriks is a rare baby boomer adventure that will keep you entertained from the first page to the last. Wayne Robbins is an engineer, a septuagenarian who helped found a large jewelry store division that is...

Have you ever wanted to know what men thought about the impact of absentee fathers, feminists, equality, masculinity, and other issues? Let's be a fly on the wall and get some insight into these questions and so much more by reading A Global Dialogue...

We live in a time where often both parents have to juggle a career and raise their kids, leading to much stress. Due to this, they often tend to overreact to children's minor mishaps. In It's Not That 'Big A Deal,' Ron Keres reminds parents...

Lemons in the Garden of Love is a historical drama novel by Ames Sheldon. It's the year 1977. Cassie Lyman -- a Smith College student pursuing a doctorate in women's history -- stumbles upon a painting of a naked woman on a cross, leading her...