“Why do we travel?” It’s an age-old question, one that faces all of us at one time or another. Some of us travel far; others merely to the next village, but we all travel somewhere, at some time in our lives. And, what we see...

The Bookseller is a work of fiction in the historical, cultural, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Nikolai Gordonovich. In this gripping drama with much to say about Russia and the Cold...

Is it not rewarding and satisfying that all it takes to put a smile on someone's face is an act of kindness? Stitches for Kindness by Carisa Lovvorn is a children's book that will leave you humbled by the kindly actions of the Sharing Sisters....

Macbeth's Spinners by Justine Johnston Hemmestad is an intriguing work of historical fiction. It is the 11th century, and the Scottish warlord Macbeth and his army are battling the invaders from the north. Three ancient sisters roam the lands as one body with one purpose:...

Dark Hollow Road is the second installment of the Possum Gap Novel series by Karen Ann Hopkins. When the body of a teenage boy is found by the river, Sheriff Sadie Mills is determined to solve the mystery. However, as she delves deeper into the...

Over the past half-century, America has been the leader of the free world. A country whose financial prowess and military might give it the freedom to pursue its values and ideals as it sees fit. But there has been a growing divide in America based...

The Girl With Sad Green Eyes by Lee Wanaselja sets the bar high when it comes to fusing classic storytelling and contemporary fairy tales. A story of abuse and the power of forgiveness, this is a story of a young girl, who, despite having sad...

In Cleared Hot, Lt. Col. Brian L. Slade describes his military and social activities during the war in Afghanistan, as well as the events that shaped him into the man he is today. While piloting an Apache attack helicopter in Afghanistan, he was coping with...

Cameron has enough on her plate with her two teenagers and a live-in mother repeatedly encouraging her to start dating. However, her job as a private detective at Penny-wise Investigations is quite engaging. One day, a client appoints her to keep an eye on her...

Not Me! Speluncaphobia, Secrets and Hidden Treasures is a work of fiction in the mystery and adventure subgenres. It is part of the Macavity & Me Mystery series and was penned for the general reading audience by author Charlotte Stuart. In this quirky and highly...

Oleander Oasis is a work of fiction in the interpersonal drama, contemporary romance, and social issues subgenres. It is best suited to the adult reading audience owing to strong themes of suicide and domestic violence. Penned by author Anna J Walner, in this sensitive, tender,...

Doug has been fired from yet another job. With the economy in bad shape, he had grown to expect this development and the feelings that flowed from it. Once again he will retire to his home, which needs repairs, and shrink into himself until he...

When Universes Bleed by DJ Whipple and LA Whipple is a charming read with endearing characters. Amaya Atlas has always searched for the truth about her own origins and to understand what really happened to her parents. When she receives an important clue that could...

There is drama at Maddington House – both upstairs and downstairs. Conspiracies, lies, secret loves, and betrayal. Edward Montague of the wealthy Montague family is reluctantly welcomed back after years spent in prison on the charge of poisoning his wife. He’s angry, but so is...

To avoid stressful situations children need to identify and control their emotions. That is why they should learn to meditate and reflect on their moods. In this way, they will be able to lead a more tranquil life and improve their level of attention. After...

Niching Up: The Narrower the Market, the Bigger the Prize by Chris Dreyer addresses the marketing world. The advice in his book is like the business equivalent of the ten commandments. Dreyer's style of writing is concise as he sums it up perfectly: "It was...

Sana and Clara: The Heirs of Nature is written and illustrated by eight-year-old Sana Vinoth. Sana and her friend Clara are excited to be celebrating Clara's birthday by attending a sleepover at the local museum. As the girls walk to the museum, Clara shows Sana...

In Painter of the Damned: Painted Souls Book 2, Rob Samborn presents a devilish story of mystery and deceit when Nick and Julia O’Connor try to return home at the end of what was supposed to be an idyllic vacation. But returning home won’t be...

Ninety-nine Books on the Wall by Golden November opens with a 'cool' set of song lyrics. Then we learn Channel 2000 is casting for a reality show involving creative artists. Phoebe signs up a group of authors and musicians including Jaxon, Hayley, May, and Will....

I once read that grief and love are forever intertwined, and this vibrant poetry collection written by Jerry Lovelady addresses the discomforting truth and more. Grief and Her Three Sisters is divided into four parts. Whether the reader is mourning the tragic loss of a...