Akashic Diaries: Detroit Degree Zero, and other crisis writings by Biba Sheikh is a collection of journal entries, poems, and stories aimed at transforming and healing the world from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change. The author discusses the political, social, and...

Zänker by Peter Maeck is a brilliant crime mystery intricately crafted to fascinate even seasoned crime fiction fans. The story unfolds in November 1988 at Ballyvaughan College in Glenfarne, Vermont, USA. Since 1970 the President of Ballyvaughan College was Dr. Amos Loeb, a sixty-one-year-old Auschwitz...

Seer Stone by Donna Banta is a murder mystery about Matt Ryan, a private detective, and his new employee, Carrie Zimmerman, an ex-Mormon. Robert McKay Christiansen, known as Bob, is killed. He was an antique collector of Mormon memorabilia that once belonged to Brigham Young....

Fade to Blue by Hank Scheer is a gripping mystery craftily tailored to fascinate fans of action thrillers. Thirty-two-year-old Dr. Sarah Brenalen was a researcher with MEREIN, the Memory Research Institute in San Francisco. She had created a controversial drug with the potential to cure...

Kenneth Runs Away From Home is a work of fiction in the animals, social issues, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is penned and illustrated by author Lakella L. Davenport and is a picture book intended for young and newly independent readers. In this charming tale,...

Candace Robinson and Elle Beaumont introduce King Morozo and Eirah in Slaying the Frost King: Mortal Enemies to Monster Lovers. Morozo has learned that the village of Vinti has not performed the required annual animal sacrifice. In anger, Morozo sends Vinti’s chieftain a message. The...

Samuel Cerro’s book, 100% Success Mindset, does not lay down specific models of success. Instead, it is a book of motivation. Because success involves achieving your dream, everyone has to take their own path. This book motivates you to keep on keeping on until you...

Hop on for a fishing adventure unlike any other with Raining Fish and Frogs by Lois Wickstrom, featuring some eye-catching illustrations by Janet King. With a yearning for a breakfast of fried trout, a boy goes to the shore of Lake Fish-or-Cut-Bait, hoping to catch...

Over the years, there has been a noticeable focus on obesity and other health-related issues, which has prompted much research and discussion on people's food habits. Gennady Ermak, a biologist and author of over 50 research articles and several books, offers an A-Z guidebook --...

Every child is unique and has unique qualities. Some of these qualities might be defined as disabilities. However, what these qualities are is challenges. Liam was one of the challenges that entered the life of teacher R. Janet Walraven. Liam, a teenager when he entered...

Over time, toxic and unhealthy relationships gradually chip away at our self-esteem and can make us feel worthless and broken. It can also lead to codependent behavior that prohibits us from fulfilling our optimum potential. In Stop Being A Doormat and Learn to Love Yourself,...

Saint Bloodbath by Frederick Douglass Reynolds is a chilling true crime story. The bodies are piling up; five are found in a camp for the homeless, and a teenager is found in the desert, executed in cold blood. At first, they are treated as unconnected,...

A little tear had a bad day. First, he woke up too late and rushed through the morning. At recess, he and his friend planned to play together, but Steve left him and played with the other tears. Then the little tear hurt himself when...

The Walled Garden by Robin Farrar Maass revolves around gardens and the language of flowers, which always has interested people since Victorian times. The characters are so real that the reader will find themselves relating to them, and the story is woven throughout the most...

Psychology of...Horror Villains, Survivors, and Victims: Movie Edition vol. II by S. L. Yarbrough is a fascinating look at the horror genre. This book dives head first into the category we all know and love, from classic movie monsters like Frankenstein and Pennywise to real-life...

In The Marquis, the Escape, and the Fox by Jenny L. Cote, the thirteen colonies fight for their freedom against a tyrannical enemy as the British fleet invades New York Harbor and seeks to assassinate General George Washington. The Epic Order of the Seven must...

Of the Noble and Great Ones by H.D. Logic explores the profound importance in this world and beyond of young men like Juke, a non-verbal autistic teenager who serves as the exclusive narrator. Through Juke's sparse yet evocative single-word phrases and gestures, we gain intimate...

I Hurt My Foot Doing the Mashed Potato is a humorous yet thought-provoking memoir comprising 25 essays from James Robinson on various topics. James has accumulated several riveting stories and distinctive opinions over his 70 years as a father to three children and grandfather to...

Christopher St. John's War Bunny Chronicles and book two, Summerday, offer the series' progression in a vivid depiction of a dystopian future in which humans are wiped out and have been supplanted by animals. Situated in the Million Acre Wood, the novel unfolds against the...

Imprints of the Past is the first novel in the Of Imprint and Erasure series by Gareth Ian Davies. D was just out of prison and looking forward to living a peaceful life in St. Louis. He had a job, an apartment, and a girlfriend...