Heading halfway across the country on an old-school chopper to celebrate his motorcycle club’s fifty-year annual run, author Dale Arenson recounts his nostalgic road trip through two-lane highways from Arizona to Oklahoma and back again in his latest book, Against the Wind: A Motorcycle Ride....

Saving Hell is quite the supernatural comedy by Maria Sjöstrand. At 93 years of age, Grace O'Neill is told she has just one month to live. As expected, the diagnosis leaves her loved ones distraught. Grace throws a goodbye party, invites everyone she loves... and...

The Trouble With Daydreaming is written and illustrated by J.R. Kopenski. Kilter, the brave puppy who was also a knight, battled against foes across the land. On this particular journey, he met Tolliper, and the battle ensued. Kilter fought gallantly against his enemy. He even...

There are certain milestones one must face in life and Bay Lily has quite a few of her own to face at eighteen. Souls in the Stars by Sara Jane Triglia follows Bay as she tries to come to terms with her little brother's form-death...

The Prism Society is a sizzling romance by Gabi Salas. Emma Sinclair grew up as a small-town California girl. After graduating from design school in New York City, Emma and her best friend Jessie are determined to join one of the city's top design firms....

Suzanne Bergen’s Let Slip the Beasts inaugurates the Monstermorphosis series with a gripping blend of dystopian horror and science fiction. Set in the grim underworld of East Resplendent, the novel follows Kaliope Dearborne, a beleaguered customer service representative for the colossal VyroGen corporation. Her monotonous...

Assets Of Inspiration: Unlocking Your Greatest Assets by Matthew Scigousky is a poetry book meant to inspire and encourage personal growth. Some of these poems also help you to let go of the toxic things in life. Focus on the Vortex and calm your mind,...

We all find security in our homes, and this is especially true for children. Unfortunately, the reality is that not all children have a stable place that they can call home in a global crisis that has displaced many people. Wars, conflicts, human rights violations,...

Keeping Your Pets Naturally Healthy: Holistic Care and Nutrition for Dogs & Cats by Judy Morgan offers an integrated plan for pets; it informs pet owners about options available to them with fewer side effects for their pets. The author explores the common factors affecting...

Martin Owton brings us epic fantasy in Exile. Aron of Darien has been hiring himself out as a sellsword to go around the country on his mission of vengeance. Trained by various blade masters at the academy in the Holy City, trouble seems to find...

The Turnbull Murders by R.J. Koreto is a Historic Homes mystery. Wren is eager to get started on restoring an old house called the Turnbull House which allows her to work side-by-side with her girlfriend Hadley. The project takes them to the New York Harbor...

Choose by Thomas Macy is a well-structured, cleverly plotted meld of fantasy and science fiction, a novel with strong religious underpinnings. The Chosen are hemmed in from all sides through persecution in a world that is torn between those who have power and those who...

The Tales of Scuba Steve (Isfjell Point) is a children’s picture book written by Steven Kamlet with illustrations by Shannon Marsolais. The book is inspired by the author’s scuba diving experiences. It follows the story of the best swim instructor, Scuba Steve, and his students,...

The Starlet in Cabin Number Seven is a work of fiction in the suspense, women’s fiction, and interpersonal drama subgenres, and it forms the final episode of The Guest Book Trilogy. Penned by author Chrysteen Braun, the work is best suited to the general adult...

We Used to Dance by Debbie Chein Morris is a touching memoir in which she describes the life she shared with her disabled twin, Judy. Judy was born with cerebral palsy, a condition that makes it impossible for the sufferer to control their posture, balance,...

People often told John T. Wayne, author of An American Heritage, that he looked a lot like the well-known actor John Wayne. Even Maureen O’Hara, who often worked in films with John Wayne, noticed the resemblance. John T. Wayne knew that merely resembling John Wayne...

Even a small good deed can make a difference. This life lesson is important because the joy of sharing and helping others is universal. The best part is that everyone can do something to make the world a better place in whatever way possible. Anu...

Growing Up As...Taylor Swift by Angela Gail Griffin mainly focuses on the younger and formative childhood years of American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift. Readers are introduced to a very young Taylor Swift as they learn more about her motivation, dreams, aspirations, and firm determination to succeed....

In Liberty and the Wall of Separation Between Church and State by Robert J. O’Keefe, the need for Christianity within the political system has been all but lost to the opinion that people should be able to decide for themselves what they believe in. Several...

The Skeletons of Harrow is a work of fiction in the mystery, historical fiction, and suspense subgenres, and forms the third volume in the Edward Tyrington Mystery book series. Penned by author Joni Swift, it is best suited to the general adult reading audience. This...