Katelyn's Crow by Mary Beth Laufer is a fantastic children's book. When Katelyn finds a baby bird in the high weeds under an oak tree, she takes him home, unaware of its species. Her mother tells her that a baby bird belongs in nature, but...

Infiltration by Rachel R. Heil is set in East Berlin, in 1986, where Lina Prochnow, an ambitious figure skater, and Ernst Jung, a dedicated Stasi officer, embody contrasting dreams and duties amidst the politically charged environment of the Soviet-occupied German Democratic Republic. Their lives intersect...

Winning @ Amazon by Gisela Hausmann is an account of Hausmann's twenty-two-year journey as a self-published author and employee at Amazon, and a reconnoiter of its business model, operations, and treatment of their workforce. Hausmann's early experience of self-publishing on Amazon in 1997 is basically...

Secrets of a Lady by Laura Beers is the first in the Lords and Ladies of Mayfair series. it is a delightful story filled with surprising twists and unforeseen mysteries around every corner! When Miss Lizette returns from boarding school after hearing of her mother's...

R. Peter Ubtrent’s first book of the Mordiar Opus series is Mordiar’s Hymn. The Confederation had pronounced Mordiar as a war criminal after he threatened to go public with a massacre. He followed orders to destroy four transport ships with dangerous chemicals. The ships held...

Zane by Kat Baxter is the first book in The Bad Boys of Saddle Creek series. Emmy is a socially awkward, nerdy girl who is best friends with Zane Baxter. Zane personifies the bad boy persona with his tattoos and piercings. He has a reputation...

Lily Granger is on the autism spectrum and is a vet for large animals. She knows she’s a lot to handle, and she’s made her peace with it. On a whim one Christmas, she decides to send handwritten letters to some men and women serving...

The Heart of War by Lisa Beth Darling is the first book in the mythological dark erotica Of War series. Accused of a dreadful crime, Ares, the formidable War God of Greek lore, lives in solitary confinement on an isolated island, guarded by humans and...

The Lightning Tamers by Kathy Joseph is the history of the men and women who have worked with electricity, from discovering its existence to its place in our modern life. The book begins with the early realization of what electricity is and how it was...

At times, life comes to a stop to teach us valuable lessons that we would not have otherwise understood. Aanandha Sharurajah writes in Stroke of Gratitude that a stroke struck him on July 3, 2012, which caused paralysis in his right side and shut down...

The Stripped-Down Guide to Content Marketing by John Egan is a step-by-step guide to starting, flourishing, and succeeding in the content marketing game. With a wealth of experience as a content marketing specialist and examples of real-life on-the-job experience of what works and what doesn’t,...

In Captive by Michael Garrett, David Stetson witnesses a tragic accident on a cold, wintry night and risks his own life to save Elise Farmington. Due to road conditions and freezing temperatures, he takes her to his nearby home to assess her injuries and care...

In Being Human Being, Book One, Ralph B. Bacchus shares his quest to understand who he is, the societies he lived in, and the true nature of the universe. We see Ralph growing up in a third-world village and exploring astronomy, astrology, science, religion, and...

Being hospitalized can be scary, and the general feeling of helplessness and being out of control can contribute to anxiety. This can be remedied by getting as much information as possible before your stay. Prescription for Admission by Monique S. Nugent provides the background. The...

Perhaps you are one of those women who have thought of attracting others only by improving their physical appearance, and maybe you are frustrated because you do not have the results you would like both in your private and professional life. What if I told...

The Treason of Betsy Ross: A Woman of the Revolution Novel by Wendy Long Stanley is set in 18th-century Philadelphia where Betsy forges her independence while working for John Webster at an upholstery shop. As the Townshend Duties stir up political activism, Betsy, a Quaker,...

A Business Roadmap for Professional Photo Organizers by Cathi Nelson and Jill B. Yesko is an asset to people who have or are thinking of starting a business in photo organizing. Cathi and Jill describe why the photo-organizing business is lucrative as it is a...

Festival: At Trails End by John Strother starts with Conrad Becker, the new editor of the Trails End Tribune, aiming to revive the newspaper. Given the previous editor and a divided community due to the Cumberland Research Center's arrival, it could prove challenging. The band...

In I'm Right Here: 10 Ways to Get Help for Hoarding and Chronic Disorganization, Jill B. Yesko addresses chronic disorganization, linking it to brain-based challenges and hoarding. Yesko, a professional organizer, narrates her journey in the field, and presents her wide-ranging services, from in-person organizing...

Scourge is the first book in the Triskellion Saga by Rodney W. McWilliams. Darkness has fallen over New York City, with lives taken in the shadows en masse. A waitress on her way home vanishes. Homeless people are disappearing from the streets at an alarming...