George Varnell: The Life and Times of a Pioneering Sportsman is a biography in the sports subgenre. It is suitable for the general reading audience and is penned by Jeff Burlingame. A fitting tribute and detailed biographical celebration, this work takes us through the many...

Learning about nature is fundamental for developing skills such as observation, curiosity, and empathy toward living beings. It also stimulates creativity and environmental awareness in children. As a writer and conservationist, Jannifer Powelson shares her passion for the natural world in Rachel and Sammy's Nature...

Parkwood Hills by Kristian Daniels introduces Joshua Redgrave, who has never been in a relationship and can no longer hide who he is. Michael Pendergrass, a new teacher, awakens the feelings that Joshua has been repressing for years. Michael was accepted by the community of...

Perfect Sacrifices is a work in the horror, interpersonal drama, and family relationships subgenres, forming the third novel of the Perfect Prophet book series. It is best suited to the mature adult reading audience owing to explicit and graphic content relating to torture, sexual situations,...

The Secret is the first book in the Serendipity series by Topher Kaler. This epic young adult science fiction story begins on the planet Eden, where a long-established colony is forced to make an impossible choice to escape the destruction of their civilization. This choice...

The Son's Supremacy: A Guide to Hebrews is a non-fiction religion and philosophy book written by Michael Whitworth. Hebrews is the 19th book of the New Testament. As discussed in this book, it's arguably the most perplexing book in the New Testament. The author writes...

A young man raised in isolation is thrust into an unknown world. All he has ever known is his father, who raised him in the mountains. He has never interacted with other people. Hence his knowledge of humans and reality is limited. He spent his...

Sophia Alexander's Homespun spins a moving, character-rich tale that involves family drama, crime, and a thrilling climactic ending. Something evil is happening in the Lowcountry of South Carolina, and Vivian's job as a journalist is to investigate and uncover such stories. Ginny's request to go...

Where Liberty Lies by Nathaniel M Wrey is a work in the dystopian, thriller, and adventure subgenres suitable for the general adult reading audience. It is a standalone adventure but also forms the second book in the Liberty Trilogy after Liberty Bound. In this thrilling...

A squirrel named Oliver sets out to find the nuts he will need to get him through the following winter. As he moves through the forest, he realizes he has difficulty telling the acorns from other items of similar shape, size, and color as his...

“The butler did it. It’s always the butler.” But who has a butler these days to blame when something goes wrong or is missing? Molly Paws and her doggie sisters have discovered that another one of their doggie toys has gone missing. They’re quite concerned...

Over the decades we have been led to believe that nothing positive can come from communism. Years of propaganda by Western media spread the fear of red hordes running through the streets, looting and pillaging in the name of creating equitable living standards for all....

Sludge: The Lemony-Fresh Apocalypse is a work in the dystopian, science fiction, and adventure subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and is penned by Bayla Dornon. In this fascinating tale of biochemical disaster and the fragility of humanity in the...

In The Jake Bennett Adventures Volume One, Bayla Dornan has cleverly created a richly detailed world within a world within a world within a world. No, you did not read that wrong: that repeated phrase is not a typo. Jake Bennett, Dornan's refreshingly contemporary, bisexual...

For anyone who has fought for the right to love, celebrate, and be themselves, there is All the Bad Girls Wear Russian Accents. In this collection, poet Jane Muschenetz interweaves reflections on many themes that connect to identity, communication, and a place in the world....

Forming the first book in the Dodecahedral series, 13 Born of Empire: The Last Heir and the Unregistered Orphan, A Galactic Quest for Survival is a work of fiction in the science fiction, adventure, and coming-of-age subgenres. It is suitable for the young adult reading...

An adventure into the world of fairies and gnomes awaits in Karen Henderson's TZ's Return to the Garden. Since the humans left on vacation, the Spaghetti Moss Zombie has grown stronger. Now his gray moss can be found in almost every part of the garden....

Glenn Searfoss' A Question of Time brings the beloved characters of Arthur Conan Doyle and H.G. Wells together in this homage to two of the greatest authors of the 19th century. After helping Sherlock Holmes recover from an incapacitating condition, Dr. John Watson questions his...

First Year by Barbara Schnell is a romantic comedy. Young actress Stevie O’Neill has married Robert and returned to his home in South Dakota. While her ancestry isn’t an issue, it would appear that her lack of domestic skills is, and her mother-in-law sets about...

Michele Kwasniewski's Falling Star captures you with a highly suspenseful and dramatic story about a teenage pop star's tumultuous journey to redemption after a costly, scandalous mistake. Though only 16, Dani Truehart is already a millionaire and a world-famous pop star. However, she fears losing...