What would make anyone kill a helpless woman? This was one of the many questions that raced through the minds of retired Las Vegas Metropolitan PD detective Taryn Winter and her former partner detective Daniel Brady, as they stared at a pile of dead bodies...

Work, Why? Diary of a Dreamer: The Anatomy of Greatness by Joel Bryant is a stark documentary of one man’s working life and how it reflects on corporate America. This is a deeply personal diary filled with profound insights. From the humorous to the dramatic,...

Your Suicide Didn't Kill Me: Choosing to Live and Love Again After Loss by Cathie Godfrie is the true story of a wife and mother who loses her husband to suicide. It describes the hardships they go through and how ill-health plus mounting financial pressure...

Lost Souls of Leningrad by Suzanne Parry is a World War II novel about Sofya and her granddaughter Yelena. It is both a love story and a war saga about how the grandmother and granddaughter duo fight to survive during wartime and come together, harboring...

Creative Leadership: Born from Design (Designing Now), Rama Gheerawo’s nonfiction work explores the contemporary conflict between leadership and more dated methods. The author examines the tools of design and asks whether designers can be leaders or not. With a new outlook in the 2020s, looking...

The Carcass Undressed is the debut poetry collection of Linda Eguiluz. Divided into three parts, the book contains some mesmerizing free verse poems inspired by Eguiluz's own life. "Black Spring" is a poem about despair -- how it affects a person and permeates through their...

Charting a Marriage is a must-read for couples and any other reader with the urge for something refreshing. The central figures of Joanna Kadish’s book, Shelli and Stefan Matson, are a smart, attractive, and educated Jewish couple who reside in suburban New Jersey. After starting...

With the death of Alexandria's mother and the disappearance of her vengeful father, Uncle Frankie was the only relative Alexandria would come to know for a long time. Determined to shield her from the agenda of a certain group of people, Uncle Frankie kept a...

We often delay talking about illness and death with children. It is normal not to worry them unduly, but they need to be informed about possible real-life situations to avoid confusion should these arise. This will enable them to externalize their doubts and fears. Ice...

Bonded by war, survival, sabotage, and near-death experiences in Iraq, Sergeant Jeffrey Frisco and Captain Jeremy Northup became lifelong friends. When Jeff returned to Crystal Rock for Jeremy’s wedding, he met his friend’s sister, Amanda. Jeff and Amanda had dated and broken up in high...

Believe by Sohail Malik is a fascinating tale following a young man as he does his best to survive as a religious worshiper in a world where the religious are slaves to the state. Joseph is a firstborn child, which means that at the age...

Once Upon A Heartache: Unconditional Love is Book 1 from The Virtues of Love Collection by Bethany Jones. It has been six years since Amelia Bennett, a missionary, left Montana after feuding with her father, Charles. Her concern for his health made her return from...

Love Snaggs: A Little Dog's Courageous Journey by Melanie Mezzancello is a heart-warming book for children. One day, a young pup's dream of finding his forever home comes true. He is adopted by a young couple who love and adore him from the moment they...

Veiled behind a chucklesome fiction story, Dr. Ashley Oliphant's Higher Education: Chronicles of a Dumpster Fire reveals the corruption that is rendering today's education system rotten. Clary-Smith University's unjust administration and a needless army of twenty deans have become the source of a constant headache...

A Weekend in the Country with Meemaw by Kyra Wills Luckett and Shala Alexander is a fun picture book for children. It's the last day of school for Kami, which means one thing - it’s time to visit Meemaw in the countryside for the summer!...

Inside Passage: A Memoir is a story told by an unwitting young gypsy, Keema Waterfield. In this memoir set in Alaska, the author tells of traveling with her free-spirited twenty-something mother on the folk music festival circuit. Dealing with the fallout from her absent pot-dealing...

Sins of the Tribe by Mark A. Salter is a sports novel that revolves around two brothers, Wally and Henry, and the almost religious deference to one of America's most beloved pastimes: football. It is one of the sport's worst-kept secrets that college football players...

E.T. Gunnarsson’s Abandon Us is a post-apocalyptic survival thriller. The daunting tasks of survival in a world affected by pollution, robots replacing people in jobs, and disease are daily problems people face in the year of 2070. Robert struggles to live with his boyfriend, Zilv. Civil...

Impact Zone: Be Strong. Be Fearless. Be Brave by B.D. Roy is an emotional and unforgettable tale of a teenage boy struggling through life after his family was suddenly ripped apart by betrayal. We meet Jack and his two brothers trying to cope with their...

In Ninety Days in the 90s by Andy Frye, Darby is in her forties. After a broken engagement and an unsatisfactory job, she comes back to Chicago and assumes ownership of her uncle’s music store. Darby is deeply nostalgic for a time in the 1990s...