Finding success through self-employment is immensely rewarding for individuals in any profession. In Succeeding as a Solopreneur, Liz J. Steblay, a successful entrepreneur and consultant with Fortune 500 clients, offers readers six keys to success within a detailed step-by-step framework to become a solopreneur. Steblay...

Juno's Song is a work of fiction in the paranormal, action, sci-fi thriller, and suspense subgenres, and it follows on from the author’s previous works, The Lost Theory and The Devil’s Calling. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author...

Treat yourself to an enthralling suspense drama with K. Denmark's Skills. After failing to make it as a professional actor, G. Calvert Blessing opened an acting class to entice young aspiring actors for his own benefit. An ad published on the BroadLights Weekly brings him...

Mental health is a topic that is often considered taboo in many cultures and communities, but it is a real issue that affects many people. Kathleen Gooden's book, Practical Ways to Better Mental Health (Food and Lifestyle Choices), takes a unique approach to addressing mental...

Profane Feasts by Tom Tolnay traces the life of Alexandros Jr. and his unique Greek-American family in Brooklyn. Written in chapter vignettes, Alexandros' first-person narrative begins with Aunt Harriet's unconventional marital history and the family's integration of ancient heritage into daily life, which are juxtaposed...

Diary of a Woman's Misadventures in Iraq is a work of non-fiction in the military, autobiography, and slice-of-life subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Melia Meichelbock, this candid and interesting work provides an unfiltered and authentic account...

Dr. Edith Shiro details her five-stage model for post-traumatic growth in her book, The Unexpected Gift of Trauma, written in two parts. Dr. Shiro begins by explaining the terms surrounding trauma and provides an in-depth look at post-traumatic growth, keeping culture, generation, and neurochemistry in...

The Lizard in Lizzy's Gizzard, written by Charles W. Page and illustrated by Miroslav Muratov, is a children's picture book that revolves around Lizzy, a young girl who is distressed after accidentally swallowing a lizard. Fearing the consequences of confessing, Lizzy opts instead for silence....

Beautiful, magical mermaids live in the sea with many other creatures. Suzanna Lynn's book, Mermaid Tails, finds a unique and creative way to meld the two. Mermaid Tails can be read on two levels. There is a simple story filled with questions in bold print...

In Brian Penn's The Wall, it is 2099 in the United States, and decades have passed since the once-brilliant beacon of hope and freedom devolved into authoritarianism and enslavement, fueled by greed, negligence, and the desire for immortality. In 2050, science brought about the second-life...

Women Who Murder: An International Collection of Deadly True Crime Tales is compiled by Mitzi Szereto. This is a true crime anthology detailing the deadly crimes of women worldwide, each account submitted by a different writer. While many people believe that the worst murderers are...

Breathless: The Oxygen Apocalypse by Scott Stoll is a dystopian science fiction novel that tells the tale of a terrifying future that might not be too far away. Earth was going through an oxygen apocalypse, and young Mykelti was living it. A Cameroonian immigrant living...

A Whale of a Murder: A Venus Bixby Mystery by Valerie Taylor is the very definition of a cozy mystery. Chatham Crossing is a peaceful and historic whaling village in New England. Like all small towns, it is populated by a variety of weird and...

Escape Horizon: A 21st Century Odyssey is a work of fiction in the LGBTQ+, cultural issues, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to mature adult readers owing to the presence of sexual scenes and adult situations. Penned by author Vasilis Taouxis, we follow...

A Cup of Tea on the Commode by Mark Steven Porro is the memoir of Hollywood dream-chaser Mark and his unwavering commitment to caring for his ailing mother, Genevieve. Mark reflects on a childhood shaped by Catholicism and recounts his initiation into caregiving with humor....

Rhea's Conundrum is a sci-fi/fantasy romance novella by Candace Colt. On the opening day of her family's own sensory playground for children, forty-seven-year-old witch Rhea Tanner inexplicably finds herself transported from Baga Shores, Florida, to the cargo hold of a spaceship alongside her quick-witted cat-familiar...

Family is our first experience of love, trust, support, and all things good in life. But it can also be our first experience with hatred, bitterness, anger, darkness, and so many bad things. When the one that you love most, the one who you’ve experienced...

Breaking Free is a work of fiction in the dystopia, interpersonal drama, and suspense subgenres, and is the sequel to Gone to Ground. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Cheryl F Taylor, the plot follows former journalist Maggie...

In The Handyman, a psychological thriller by Maura K. Deering, in the early 1980s, Brenna Riley had a passionate one-night stand with her teammate on the college rowing team, Dennis Griffin. After graduating from college, Brenna married another college friend, Peter Anderson. However, a heinous...

Soul Hoppers by Laura Clementz begins with the citizens of Atril and Treaton on the brink of war. Refugees pour into Kapra as Atrilians surround the city of Ecrad. Amid the tension, two soul hoppers transition to new bodies. One hopper makes the move to...