Human Being Human Doing by David C. Russell features six stories with biblical history as their base. They begin by telling readers about Mirium as a follower of Jesus, David’s faith, and his decisions after he was anointed by Samuel, Moses’ rescue in the reeds...

After laying her parents to rest, 17-year-old Antheia Vale is forced to leave the only life she has ever known for a new life with relatives she never knew existed. Life in her new home proves far more intriguing and dangerous than she ever imagined....

The Long Shot by Chris Carpenter is a beautifully illustrated rhyming picture book about an underestimated racehorse. Although well-trained, the odds were stacked against the spirited filly that was to race on the Saratoga track. Despite rain adding complications to the race day, her trainers...

Ben the Unpopular Mosquito by CP Clark is the story of a lonely mosquito that can't seem to make any friends. One night, he dreamed that he had lots of friends and how wonderful it was. The next day he was excited and saw two...

To Be a Princess: A Story About Pretty Dresses and Being Yourself is written by Anna M. Lydia wore her favorite dress to school. She had her hair just right and shoes to match the pretty dress she was wearing. Some mean girls made fun...

Symbiosis by Milagros Lasarte tells the story of a seemingly perfect neighborhood in the town of LV. Unfortunately, the peaceful existence of the residents is disrupted when Monica, a new neighbor, moves into the Hovel, a house with a mysterious history, just like its twin...

Rescuing Crockett by David Z. Pyke begins in 1838 when a surprising portrait in the Prussian Embassy in Mexico City hints at the survival of Davy Crockett, a beloved American frontiersman thought to have died at the Alamo. Stirred by this revelation, Powhatan Ellis, the...

Time Passed by Robert Barlow, Jr. is a gut-wrenching reminder that good people are drawn into wars wherever they may occur, and not all conflicts are relatable to the society in which they live. This was particularly so for the Vietnam War, where sentiment for...

Spin by Michael Fidler is a lighthearted look at the world of big business and more specifically the IT Industry. Geoff Stradling works for the marketing division of an Australian computer security company called Heatseeker. Unlike a hated colleague, Geoff likes to think he is...

When Being a Nurse Was Fun by Ann Watt is a compelling memoir of a dedicated ICU nurse for 30 years. Ann narrates about her time at Fitchburg State College and adds a humorous account of her passing out while attending a cardiac procedure. The...

Tom Shark’s life seemed perfect from the outside, yet he was constantly battling negative emotions. He struggled to maintain a veneer of toughness while feeling dejected inside. Doctor Octopus correctly diagnosed his condition as depression and implored him to open up, but Tom was reluctant...

Noah Baker is a bright young lawyer. A Harvard graduate, he is working as an associate in a prestigious law firm and competing with the inept but ruthless Griffin Whitely for a partnership. While negotiating a contentious divorce settlement and having an affair with the...

Third Moon Passing by Rina Olsen is set in a mythical world inhabited by gods, shamans, and creatures. Daseul, a reluctant shaman, and Wolhwa, a dokkaebi, join forces to find Daseul's father in the underworld and break a curse on Wolhwa's family, seeking guidance at...

If you’ve ever looked at your house or office and wondered if you could organize it better, The Art of Organizing: An Artful Guide to an Organized Life by professional organizer and artist Nicole Gabai is for you. This is no boring list of instructions,...

I Am Your Friend by Esseboe Kwami Nyamidie informs readers that they are not alone. They should not despair since they have a friend, comforter, guardian, and best friend. This guardian angel is God’s representative. The angels assure and promise people that they will stick...

Tired of reading how-to-write manuals? Meet Ruby and Kurt, two wannabes and almost good enough writers in a writing group who connect and share ideas, mostly about writing. In a clever, comic romp, these two, a 70-plus-year-old white male and a 40-ish black female (ex-military),...

Catch Your Breath! Prepare to Leave the Rut by Linda C. Rice is an inspiring, educational journey you can take to turn your Christian walk into something extraordinary. Rice explores how boredom can enter your faith journey but offers advice on how to get the...

Synapse by Mark Walton is a visionary book at the intersection of science and Scripture, spelling out hidden meanings of biblical passages. Walton offers insight into spiritual and physical worlds, and discusses areas like spiritual disconnection, redemption, reunification, and symbolic interpretations like barley, wheat, and...

Heavy Metal Moon is a work of fiction in the science fiction, music, action, and adventure subgenres, and forms the first novel of The Last Intergalactic Punk Series. It is suitable for the general adult and teen reading audiences, containing some mild sci-fi violence and...

Everyone wants to be financially secure to live the best version of their lives. But nowadays, with the rising cost of living, it is almost inevitable that we accumulate debt. To help you become debt-free and financially independent, Heidi Ifland Nash has come up with...