L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 31: The Best New Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year by L. Ron Hubbard is an anthology of short stories by 12 new or amateur writers in 2015. The authors were award-winners in The Writers...

Homeschoolers, you have found a fantastic resource to teach your child how to read. Dalton Robert Downey provides a great service to teaching in Learn to Read and Write with CVC Word Activities. CVC stands for “consonant-vowel-consonant” words. Using the exercises found in this wonderful...

Ella's War by Rusty Allen is a military historical novel that revolves around Ella and Lee Tingle, a common-law married couple who live on a small farm with their young son Reese in a coastal Delaware town during World War II. Lee Tingle is...

Trigger Point is a work of fiction in the interpersonal drama, grief and loss, romance, and disability representation subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience, although it does contain some sensitive content around death and loss. Penned by author Juliet Rose, this...

Carrying the Dead by Juliet Rose is a story of loss, acceptance, and moving on. Hannah Moore’s life changes six months after she miscarries. A terrible accident results in the death of an innocent motorcyclist, and Hannah cannot forgive herself. Getting help from a mental...

In The Parenting Treatment Plan by Helen V Hicks MA MBA LPC, the author presents parenting from the view of her childhood and the way she raises her children, citing certain behaviors and including text from esteemed developmental professionals. She provides exercises for caregivers to...

Rapid Rodent Response: Ruff McPaw Mysteries Book 2 by Max Parrott is a light-pitched crime novel skillfully designed to thrill fans of detective stories featuring dog and human partners as sleuths. Ruff McPaw is a highly intelligent border collie known for his strong detective acumen....

Wonderless by Shelby Raebeck follows a teenager named Little Man and his friends as they navigate the historical, cultural, and generational changes as part of the younger generation in the 21st century. Little Man was conceived on September 11, 2001, the day of the attacks...

Comic book and graphic novel fans will enjoy Torment: Descension by Daniel Foster. Set to satisfy all of our appetites, this graphic novel follows the life of David Mills, whose wife Grace has just given birth to their first child, Matthew. David and Grace couldn't...

Do you like gingerbread? I do. Especially with icing and all kinds of sweet treats on top. How about an entire house made of gingerbread? Sounds good. Somehow I don’t think it would last long; you can’t really have a house and eat it too,...

No Small Murder by Lena Gregory is the first in the Mini-Meadows Mystery series. A new resident has arrived at the tiny home community, taking over Emma’s peaceful view. Emma, a downsizing specialist, enjoys the perks of the quaint life Mini-Meadows offers but that peaceful...

Shielding the Tiny Target by Deena Alexander is a good addition to the LIS lineup. The story introduces readers to a widowed mother, Ava, and her toddler, Missy. From the start, this book kicks off with a bang, and the action keeps going! When an...

Betrayer by J.A. Bullen is the second installment in The Unbound series. Along with Diana Kathryn Plopa, this epic fantasy brings us an entirely new take on Vikings. In a world at war with itself, Vali heads to Falkest after defeating the beast of Fangor....

Exostar is the first book in The Lost Space Treasures Series by Rae Knightly. Trinket is a twelve-year-old android living a solitary life on the planet Kepra-2 after the death of the Old Scientist. Apart from her Mass Transfer Device, Empty, Trinket doesn't have anyone...

Between Shadow and Flame is Book 1 of the Guthanderkaz series by C. T. Bryce. David Rose appears to be your typical 17-year-old teenager, forced to make friends whenever his mom decides to pack their bags and move. Plagued by dreams and memories of living...

Maxine Rose Schur’s fascinating travelogue, Places in Time: Reflections on a Journey, includes humorous accounts of her experiences in Mexico, Europe, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. Growing up in San Francisco close to the ocean made Schur want to explore beyond her homeland and travel...

In her insightful Christian non-fiction work, God's Grace, Not My Disgrace, Claudette Inglis shares her experiences with abuse, hurt, and pain and discusses how her faith has guided her toward healing. She explains how God inspired her to start writing, which began her healing process....

In his memoir In My Life, Jean Andre Chery describes his lifetime of adventures to the reader. At the age of 5 Jean’s parents sought greener pastures in America, leaving Jean with his grandparents and siblings. During his time with them, he had his share...

Cathy Studer was six years old when her stepfather started abusing her by telling her she was bad and deserved punishment. The nightmare lasted until her adolescence when her mother discovered the letters in which he had Cathy describe what he was doing to her....

It was almost Easter and Bucklebee Bunny was excited. He loved painting Easter eggs for his small town of Cabbageville. Bucklebee hoped that one day he would be Easter Bunny’s #1 egg painter. Bucklebee had painted a lot of Easter eggs, and he also had...