Curious Chris: Why No Flamingos? is a children's book in the animal care, nature, and educational writing subgenres. It is a delightful picture book for young and accompanied readers and was penned by author Cindy B. Witty with illustrations by artist Sally Garland. This charming...

In David J. Steigelfest’s dystopian sci-fi masterpiece, The Collective, the fragile foundations of human civilization teeter on the brink of collapse, manipulated by a malevolent force lurking in the shadows. Jonathan, trapped within the collective consciousness of a beehive, holds the key to countering this...

In Sacred Wild, Miki Jacobs enlightens readers on why animals are spiritual beings and why they should be loved and treated with respect. Miki shares lessons from her experiences as a medium, spiritual teacher, and Reiki master. We follow her as an animal caregiver and...

Operation: Running Brook by Alex A. Jameson is the first in a series of military-type stories titled The Sam Barrett Ops. Sam is short for Samantha, and in Running Brook, the tale opens as Sam has lost much of her memory. She wakes up in...

The Wonder of Me is a picture book geared for children. Mary Elizabeth Jackson and Thornton Cline focus on just being you. They emphasize the importance of being happy with who you are, and why it is OK to use your imagination. In this way,...

The Man in the Burgundy Jacket by J. Jones is an espionage thriller that carries readers along on a roller-coaster ride of action, adventure, and nefarious bad guys, with even a little romance thrown in. Randy Sullivan and his brother grew up in the foster...

The Innkeeper of Bethlehem is a retelling of the birth of Jesus by Michael Hume. After relating the second chapter of Matthew, Hume takes his readers to a night close to Mary and Joseph's arrival in Bethlehem as three wise men prepare for their journey....

Brian Norman’s Against the Machine: Evolution is the third book in this series. BATL Commander Mellor has been recovering from an injury and is ready to return to his position. Li Na, an opera singer, has prepared for Mellor’s return home. After watching Li Na’s...

The Candy Butcher: A Biography of Frank Ray Perilli by William Karl Thomas is a personal account by a bonafide friend and fan of the man better known as Frankie Ray. Trying to write the biography of a relatively unknown showbiz celebrity is no easy...

Gunner Gets Lucky by Karl Riemensperger is a tale about the musings of a dog going through changing circumstances. When suddenly uprooted from the farm where he was staying, Gunner dreams about more fulfilling possibilities. His transport in a vehicle filled with two dozen barking...

Joyous and engaging, Gigglet The Happy Little Piglet Goes to the Beach by A.M. Berkowitz is a picture book that will delight readers of any age. It follows Gigglet, a lively and adventurous piglet as she goes about her day, bringing joy and happiness to...

Leader, Not a Boss: Start Leading Today by Benjamin Babic is a guide for new managers. As the title implies, the author writes that managers should not be the traditional “I’ll tell you what to do and you do it” type but should be leaders...

Little Economists: Volume 1 by Kelly Lee is a fantastic introduction to personal finance for children of all ages. Kelly broaches complex financial concepts and makes them easy to understand. Various young animals live in a city where parents teach their children the importance of...

Dead Ringer is a work of fiction penned by author Robyn Nyx in the crime, romance, and suspense subgenres, and is the second part of the Dak Farrell collection. The work is best suited to mature adult readers owing to scenes of a sexual nature....

Virgin Flight is a work of fiction penned by author E.V. Bancroft in the historical romance, interpersonal drama, and intrigue subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. We follow the story of Beryl Jenkinson, a young dreamer tethered to her family's...

The Deceiver’s Casket: Eyes of Deception by Dita Dow is a captivating adventure that explores themes of truth and self-discovery. The story starts in the Smithsonian Museum. It follows Ava, a curious visitor intrigued by an ancient artifact called "The Deceiver's Casket." The casket, made...

The Legend of Thornewood Manor by Dita Dow is a terrifying chronicle about teenagers and tourists who are silly enough to ignore the whispers and rumors about Jefferson Thornewood, a recluse who in the past lived in a house on a hill that overlooked the...

Ryan is not content with the quality of his life. He refuses to continue pretending that he is successful. His career in pharmaceutical marketing starts to suffocate him. His marriage ends in divorce. Ryan becomes desperate and battles dark thoughts. Then, he decides to change...

Suit Up for Launch with Shay! by Sharon Caples McDougle is a very imaginative, perceptive, and educational children’s story about a little girl Shay, who spends her time daydreaming about all sorts of adventures. While she was talking to her mom, they both came up...

Ross C. Miller’s Of Ice & Fire: Trevvor is a gripping science fiction novel inspired by the Shadows and Ash universe created by Stacy Shofner-Williams' novels, Of Shadows & Ash, books 2 and 3. In the foreword, prologue, and early chapters, Miller provides backstories...