In Captive by Michael Garrett, David Stetson witnesses a tragic accident on a cold, wintry night and risks his own life to save Elise Farmington. Due to road conditions and freezing temperatures, he takes her to his nearby home to assess her injuries and care...

In Being Human Being, Book One, Ralph B. Bacchus shares his quest to understand who he is, the societies he lived in, and the true nature of the universe. We see Ralph growing up in a third-world village and exploring astronomy, astrology, science, religion, and...

Being hospitalized can be scary, and the general feeling of helplessness and being out of control can contribute to anxiety. This can be remedied by getting as much information as possible before your stay. Prescription for Admission by Monique S. Nugent provides the background. The...

Perhaps you are one of those women who have thought of attracting others only by improving their physical appearance, and maybe you are frustrated because you do not have the results you would like both in your private and professional life. What if I told...

A Business Roadmap for Professional Photo Organizers by Cathi Nelson and Jill B. Yesko is an asset to people who have or are thinking of starting a business in photo organizing. Cathi and Jill describe why the photo-organizing business is lucrative as it is a...

Festival: At Trails End by John Strother starts with Conrad Becker, the new editor of the Trails End Tribune, aiming to revive the newspaper. Given the previous editor and a divided community due to the Cumberland Research Center's arrival, it could prove challenging. The band...

In I'm Right Here: 10 Ways to Get Help for Hoarding and Chronic Disorganization, Jill B. Yesko addresses chronic disorganization, linking it to brain-based challenges and hoarding. Yesko, a professional organizer, narrates her journey in the field, and presents her wide-ranging services, from in-person organizing...

They don't teach you everything you need to know in school. This is why continued learning, even after school, should never be overlooked. Chronological Order: The Fine Print for a Large Life by senior placement advisor Laurean Kile and professional organizer Jill B. Yesko is...

Chymist by Sarah Newland, the second book in The Coelacanth Project series, follows Natalie Morrigan and her friends who are on the run from the totalitarian Nautilus organization. Taking refuge in a lighthouse called Ancora III, they seek safety with their dogs, Enzo and Angie....

Dancing is wonderful. Dancing can make you travel across worlds, dimensions, memories, and dreams, and can make your soul sing with happiness and delight. Ellie, now an older woman, lost her life partner, her husband Hugo. After he passed, Ellie was trying to come to...

Fins is an action-packed sharksploitation novel by Gene Helfman. A series of seemingly random shark attacks in a marine reserve along the California coast causes panic and chaos among the general public, leaving people puzzled by their behavior. To an outsider, it looked like revenge...

The Budo of Judo: Unlock the Secrets of Different Martial Arts by James Goddard covers a wide range of techniques that will aid novice or advanced persons in learning to master the martial art of Judo. James demonstrates the basics of the many Judo techniques...

Sonnet, Sonnet, What's In Your Bonnet? is a delightful non-fiction book for children by Sherry Roberts. It follows the journey of a young girl named Sonnet, who has a passion for gardening and flowers. Sonnet's enthusiasm for her garden and the plants she cultivates is...

B: B Kind. B Confident. B Inspired by Lexie Kareen explains that B doesn’t like the idea of moving to a new house or going to a new school. She doesn’t want to leave her friends and isn’t sure if she’ll make new ones as...

Climate change is gradually becoming a big issue and if nothing is done about it quickly we may soon no longer have a planet to call our home. In steps The Dreamer with her take on the global state of affairs where the good lord...

A Warm Rainy Day In Tokyo by Kana Wu follows two parallel narratives. Bella dreams of owning a café in a bookstore and makes plans for an online education. Ryo is in a less dreamy situation as he faces tough decisions regarding his sister Akiko's...

Vessels of Wrath is a gripping sleuth mystery set in the fictional town of Split Tree, Arkansas. It's the early 1960s. Police Chief Raymond "Big Ray" Elmore has enough doubts to convince himself that Ring Johnson committed suicide by blowing off his head with a...

The alternative historical fiction novel 1805 by Nigel Seed begins as Admiral Villeneuve plans to invade England, sending dispatches through a disguised ship. The French fleet breaks the blockade to the coast and Napoleon leads the invasion with cavalry attacks, capturing key locations. The British...

With changing demographics and cultural dynamics, firms have embraced multicultural ethics and diversity to adapt to the growing market needs. So why is the design profession yet to acclimate to the changing cultural landscape? Jessica Bantom is an interior designer with decades of experience in...

Sheyanne Follows Her Heart by K.L. Penaluna follows the love story of “Shy” and Lanny through the next phase of their lives. When Shy arrives in Arizona, she notices Lanny is evasive regarding who was on the phone. Sammi Jo is introduced as Glen’s date...