Music has its own magic as Princess Lily is about to find out. In Katrina Johnson and Roi Emmanuel Quilario’s Lily’s Song, three princesses demonstrate amazing powers, but Princess Lily doesn’t believe in herself and her power of music. Her oldest sister is a fine...

Rune Myth's Book of Colors is an interactive children's book by Shannon Langel. At first, Rune Myth creates the story in black and white. But what if Rune Myth paints the sun yellow and the sky blue? Some clouds can be white, and if you...

Keight Stanford’s desire to change the course on which humanity finds itself pushes her to technological breakthroughs with the least harm to all parties involved. She has been making excellent progress on an artificial intelligence program that functions as a therapist to engage people struggling...

Podcast Journal by Candace Gish is just what it says it is. It is a journal for keeping track of podcasts—hosts, takeaways, and everything in between. The journal starts with a table for listing podcasts and their venues or listening platforms. The next section provides...

The Book Hunters of Milestoneville by Golden November begins at the Milestoneville Rare Bookstore, where Flower Rose organizes a meeting to sell a valuable book while G and JBT attempt a retrieval with crashing results. A dinner party turns into fodder for a daring rescue...

From the African elephant to the polar bear and all manner of animals in between, mothers love their babies all around the world. In Deb Gangemi and Anthony L. Gangemi’s Mama, Mama, How Much Do You Love Me? A Journey Around the World, the journey...

In Boom by Fairchild, following a hostile Didjian attack at the academy, Admiral Merrecci must pilot the Onyx with a crew of academy attack survivors who happen to be cadets from a special wing for the developmentally disabled, including Trisomy 21, PDDs, and even one...

Erin Andrea Craske's From Purpose to Profit is a groundbreaking and refreshing book that discusses business strategy and the essential things readers need to succeed and thrive in business. The author offers a perspective that prioritizes long-term success over immediate gains. Craske provides strategic wisdom...

Interlope by Kyle Meeker is a captivating sci-fi tale that begins with a scientist reverse-engineering alien technology and embarking on a journey to uncover its mysterious origin. Commander Victor Gray, burdened by the weight of responsibility, finds himself isolated and drifting to a newly discovered...

Tread Loudly by Kristine Cherek is the true life story of a woman who worked in upper-middle-class professions. Cherek was a lawyer, a corporate executive, and a professor. She used her experiences to write this book, which is designed to help other women navigate what...

Sixteen-year-old Nolan lost his mother and moved to his Uncle Bailey's house. Nolan disliked living in Eastside Morley, Maine, among rich snobs who had ousted his mother. But he befriended Harlow, his neighbor, schoolmate, and daughter of Morley's mayor, Matt Stevenson. Mountain Pass Trail was...

In Caught in the Crosshairs of American Healthcare, author Dr. Lloyd Sederer recounted McLean Hospital's transformation in the late 1980s and early 1990s, addressing financial strains and outdated practices. His leadership drove changes in admissions, care methods, and cost-saving measures, stabilizing McLean. Implementing innovations like...

The Wealth Spark by James Parker is an excellent blueprint for developing the right mindset for attracting wealth. James highlights practical steps that lead to a path of prosperity and growth in all areas. You will learn to define your goals, celebrate the small wins,...

Mark Gulino is the author of the novella Upon the Pale Isle of Gloam. A woman awakes on a beach, and man-made and natural debris are abundant on the beach. The woman could not recall much about her past or how she got there -...

Have you ever thought about hiking on your own? Then A Hiking Solo Guide: Just Me, the Trees, and My Thoughts (Help!) by Bob Klann is a book you should always have at hand. This detailed, humorous guide will help you consider every aspect of...

The Boatman by Annalisa Crawford is a collection of three short stories set in a small town in Cornwall. The Boatman, an old pub by the river, welcomes all kinds of visitors, maybe even otherworldly ones. Quinn, a troubled soul, desperately tries to blend into...

The Last Ranger is a work of fiction in the epic fantasy, action, and adventure subgenres, and is the opening novel of the Ranger of the Titan Wilds series. It is best suited to mature readers owing to scenes of violence, explicit language, and some...

Sloth and the Leaves by author TigerJoy tells the story of a young sloth who sits in his tree, hoping to eat some delicious leaves that are growing nearby. As he reaches for them, he is stopped by the monkeys who want to eat the...

What Science Really Says About God and the Supernatural by author Shawn Adair Johnston is a work of non-fiction in the religion, spirituality, and science subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience. In this interesting and highly original work, the author challenges...

Twenty-three-year-old Ophelia was a beautiful copygirl who was unlucky with men. They stood her up on dates or never returned after the first meeting. Her romantic life revolved around one-night stands or friends with benefits, and she was getting tired of it. Once again, Ophelia...