There is evil adrift in the Scandinavian forest known as Mystwood. Dagny, left alone to tend the family’s herd of reindeer, is confronted by a dangerous troll who threatens not only her but also her reindeer. Mesmerized by the evil troll’s glaring eye, she struggles...

Suzanne Rogerson brings us epic fantasy in the first book of the Silent Sea Chronicles: The Lost Sentinel. In Kalaya, the Assembly aims to eradicate anyone with even a hint of magic. New laws are passed almost weekly. So, when Tei’s father makes them leave...

In The Fall, a thriller by Albert Jaskula, after the tragic loss of his wife and daughter, private investigator Ariel Fall attempts to move on. Ariel tries to leave behind the memories that threatened to trap him, and it is harder than expected for him...

A gingerbread house, Santa in his sleigh, elves at work, Old Father Christmas, figures skating on the ice, and carollers – this and so much more all make up the spirit of Christmas. Monica Davis’s Christmas Holiday Collection has all these images and many more,...

Rick Longinotti, MFT, is a licensed therapist with years of experience in couples counseling and therapy. In That Loving Feeling, the author offers an easy-to-follow guide for people to help them overcome their varied struggles in their respective relationships. The book features five fictional couples...

Grounds for Murder by Lena Gregory is the second book in the Coffee & Cream Café Mysteries. Danika Delaney has a job she loves, ownership of her uncle’s old-fashioned malt shop, and she’ll do anything to turn it around. A mystery writer arrives here for...

What’s Wrong With Barnaby? is a children’s picture book by Sherry Roberts. Barnaby loved playing in the snow with his friends. They made a snowman and dressed him in a hat and Barnaby’s scarf. They also made a fort and had snowball fights. Barnaby was...

Leaves by Lucy Simon is designed to help young children learn to recognize plants by seeing their leaves. Most of the photos in this book are artistic and colorful. A few show diseased leaves and some show unusual varieties. For example, the oxalis leaf has...

The Poetry Project: Genesis is a collection of narrative poems by Angela Williams. The poems are derived from the chapters of the Book of Genesis. From creation to the children of Israel in Egypt, the author discusses God’s faithfulness, unconditional love, and favor upon His...

In Murder on the Geneva Express by JB Michaels, Peter Rickman's brother Danny stumbles upon a gruesome scene on a commuter train, turning Mac O'Malley into the main suspect in a murder. Simultaneously, Constable Greene from the magical world responds to an alarm related to...

After her own journey through burnouts and breakdowns, Ann M. Diment wrote Turning the Tables on Burnout based on the strategies she learned after two decades of struggling. Diment's twelve-year journey of healing has helped her develop methods she imparts to her readers, hoping they...

I enjoyed What’s In a Cloud? by William Palumbo so very much, and my compliments to the illustrator, Nate Mayers, as well. His depiction of our little heroine, Aaliyah, caught my attention right away, especially when reading the title of the book. The puff balls...

The Korpes File Series by J. I. Rogers is a set of four fascinating, dystopian/science fiction short stories. In ‘Bride Price,’ a brother and sister casually decide that Regina will marry for a large dowry to save their ruined business. A decision so flippantly made...

Babies are all perfectly made and who better to recognize that simple fact than a loving parent, grandparent, or guardian? One baby is lovingly called Poohlicious by his mother: “I am perfectly precious./ Mommy’s little Poohlicious!” Don’t we all love those endearing names given to...

Alycat And The Sunday Scaries is written by Alysson Foti Bourque and illustrated by Chiara Civati. For Alycat, Sunday was full of scary ideas, such as a pop quiz and rain on Monday. Her mom sent her outside to play with her friends so she...

In Shield of the King by MB Mooney, from a very young age, Elowen was trained as a warrior by her father, the former Shield of the King and a general. However, there is one problem. Women had always been kept away from power positions...

Switching Tracks by Lena Gibson is an action-adventure love story set in a post-apocalyptic world. The story follows Elsa, a young woman barely surviving by scrounging for treasures in trash heaps. When she discovers a valuable artifact, her simple life suddenly becomes dark and complex....

Winter Meets Summer by Christine Noyes is a heartwarming romantic novel that unfolds in Newton, introducing us to two unlikely souls. The story revolves around Ted Winter, a sixty-seven-year-old widower recovering from a heart attack and burdened by the demands of his life. With the...

Mourning Grey is a work of fiction penned by author Marie Montine in the dark fantasy, paranormal, horror, and adventure subgenres, and forms the opening novel of The Empians Pantheon series. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. In this thrilling dark...

Marta Spirk's The Empowered Woman's Path is in five parts with chapters written by women who inspired her. The women's twenty-one writings describe the challenges and pivotal moments that shaped them into thriving entrepreneurs and better-adjusted individuals. Spirk asks her readers to notice their true...