Maybe I'll Be an Architect written by Tenille Bettenhausen and beautifully illustrated by Ira Baykovska is a gem of a book. The protagonist, a little girl, wonders about her future career. In so doing, she tells us about so many career paths she could embark...

Learning From The Relationships Of Jesus by Dionne Laborde is full of scriptures that help readers understand the relationships Jesus had with different people during His reign on earth. When Jesus was on earth, He lived a holy life without sin. It's difficult for our...

Guidance and Encouragement From Isaiah by Dionne Laborde was inspired by the author’s desire to share the benefits experienced by studying the book. Chapter One introduces Isaiah’s calling. The prophet lived in the eighth century BC and delivered messages to four of the kings of...

A discarded princess fearing for her life; a wicked stepmother; dwarfs and a poison apple; a prince and true love. Sound familiar? A happily-ever-after story about Princess Snow White? But, what if the princess discovered that it really wasn’t happily ever after? What if the...

Deuce is the third installment of the Jax Diamond Mysteries by Gail Meath. It's the year 1923. After spending the last few weeks chasing down gangsters and dirty cops, Private Detective Jax Diamond arrives in his girlfriend Laura Graystone's hometown of Millbury, Massachusetts, hoping to...

In a futuristic timeline on a different planet, insect-like creatures have evolved to the point where they control activities, similar to what we have on Earth. This planet is called Poo-ponic where almost-human size ants, bees, roaches, and worms coexist in harmony. However, a friendship...

A Christmas Proposal by Sherri Fulmer Moorer commences on December 28, in the year 2172. Cindra Navis and Keegan Soames are obliged to work in the period between Christmas and New Year to fine-tune a development proposal. When they arrive in a workplace that is...

Most children want to live lives free from expectations or responsibilities. But some parents like to map out their children's lives for themselves. Sometimes, they seek to live out their unfulfilled dreams vicariously through their children. It's almost impossible to be productive until you've dealt...

American Airman: A Memoir of a Wounded Veteran by Jonathon Benjamin is a powerful testament to that rarely addressed issue of American soldiers having a difficult time transitioning from military to civilian life. The prelude to this memoir reveals the author’s beginnings, describing his unsettling...

Part of the Masters of Wisdom Series, Kuthumi: Dictations through the Messenger by Tatyana Nicholaevna Mickushina is a contemplative reading on the messages of Kuthumi as transmitted through the author. In this book, Master Kuthumi, a Kashmiri Brahman who was educated at Oxford University and...

The year is 1910, and Celia Lutyens is fourteen years old. Her father, the successful architect Edwin Lutyens, has been commissioned to design a castle for the wealthy Sir Julius Drewe who wants to create a legacy for his sons. Celia finds the idea romantic...

Oscar T. Davidson is an ADHD smart-mouth who thinks he runs Blanton Elementary School. His hare-brained ideas are insane. He’s always getting into trouble and is likely to get suspended. Timothy Small is a new student with the surprising ability to control the minds of...

Shoot the Horses First by Leah Angstman is a well-written and engaging collection of short stories. The stories vary in length and the subjects covered, but each is filled with rich imagination, and it was wonderful to read about characters so vividly portrayed, emotionally, mentally,...

The House on the Pumpkin Farm by Sarah Shadi blends magic, pumpkins, and friendship into a whimsical adventure. Lily never imagined when she went to visit her cousins that the pumpkin farm would take her on the journey of a lifetime. All she wanted was...

It has been thousands of years since the gods disappeared, driven into extinction by their own conquering needs. All that remains are their runes, powerful magical objects that will bring power and glory to those brave enough to find them. A Song of Sea and...

Freedom allows us to develop our capabilities and achieve our dreams, so it is important to preserve it. To do this we must find balance in our lives, face defeats and strive for victories. This applies on both a personal and collective level. It is...

Yelling at God: A Memoir of Surviving Trauma by Colleen Cody is a moving memoir that details how the author dealt with her husband’s near-fatal accident. After spending the weekend with friends in their Jersey Shore Condo, Tom drove to their Pennsylvania home to pick...

In Toxic Effects (Memory Thieves Series, Book 2) by Joel Shulkin, Dama Branca is ordered by Zero Dark to kill Mateo Gonzales, who is the Chief of Security at ReMind. Recently, Dama had frequent memory flashbacks, but she does not remember any of them. Dama’s...

Jane Kay spins a magnificently tangled story that slowly unravels in Umbilical. More than 30 years ago, a baby was onboard a charter airplane that crashed on its way to Namibia. There was no record of the baby on the plane and there has been...

Almost a Witch by Suzanne Osman is a spooktacular children’s picture book. A young girl by the name of Mabel is in training to become a witch. She has mastered many of the tests that are necessary to pass the witches' “bar” if you will,...