Who is Max Lewis? by Max Lewis presents stories that encourage readers to go after their dreams and never give up seeking success. Join Max as he shares his business exploits and takes us to where it all began. His introduction to business started very...

In No Matter How Far by Sara Beth Williams, the main characters are Dylan Mackay, a handsome and stubborn associate professor, and his equally strong-willed counterpart, Jocelyn Monroe, a courageous and beautiful paramedic. Their personalities are polar opposites, but in the serene backdrop of Trinity...

Crossfire is the first novel in Alex Croft's Sultry Chicago suspense series. To meet with the vice president of Gallagher Incorporated, CEO Peyton Scott-Baird traveled to Savannah. Scott-Baird Industries was considering collaborating with the fashion business to manufacture bulletproof clothes that resemble regular attire. Connor,...

The Midnight Rose by Catalina Paris is a magical adventure into another world with an assortment of well-rounded and endearing characters. Leo’s life changes in the blink of an eye when an attack sends him fleeing for his life, taking him away from the Alchemical...

Wolf Holles' A Semblance of Justice captivates readers with a spine-chilling tale about a dangerous rescue mission and a survivor of war atrocities. Matt suspects that his father, William, has been kidnapped since he stopped answering Matt's voicemails after leaving for a ten-day vacation away...

Hymie Anisman’s Before the Beginning and After the End: Holocaust Survivor True Stories is a unique addition to Holocaust literature, bridging personal trauma and collective memory through the stories of survivors. Anisman creates a narrative that is both intimate and illuminating, grounding his reflection in...

The Right to Happiness by Helen Schary Motro is a collection of short stories, all revolving around survivors of the Holocaust, with each story ranging in length, tone, and tenor. In Three Hundred Zlotys, Ola returns to the ruins of Warsaw after the war, seeking...

The Cusser Club: A Tawdry, Titillating Texas Tale is a work of fiction in the coming-of-age, interpersonal drama, and Southern genres. It is intended for the young adult reading audience but contains some era-appropriate content that modern readers may find challenging. Penned by author Randall...

Out of Time in the Desert by J. Thomas Hennessey, Jr. revolves around Lieutenant Greg Evans, leading a platoon in Iraq. During a reconnaissance mission, a sandstorm disrupts them, but they find an operational train station. Meeting British soldiers, Evans updates his strategy and prepares...

In A Peek Under the Hood, Michael Pevarnik describes his leadership in DEA operations in Worcester, Massachusetts, utilizing informants, undercover agents, and surveillance to uncover and dismantle significant drug trafficking networks. Starting with informant Lanh, the investigation revealed drug transactions and firearm links, exposing cocaine...

Scorched Earth: This Hallowed Ground Book 2 is a work of fiction in the Christian, historical, and Western genres. Penned by author Donna E. Lane, this gripping tale is set in 1883, blending the essence of the American West with themes reminiscent of the biblical...

The Night the Monsters Came by Junia Wonders is a fun kids' picture book. The hungry monsters are on the prowl, coming out of the woods, looking for something to eat. But Jack and Joy are ready for anything, dressed in their fancy costumes. The...

The Mountain Whippoorwill (Or, How Hill-Billy Jim Won the Great Fiddlers' Prize) is a folktale originally written by Stephen Vincent Benet and retold by John McEuen, with illustrations by Jas Ingram and Buddy Finethy. The story follows Hill-Billy Jim, a young man born in the...

Fred the Super Friend is a children’s picture book written by Pina Bird and featuring illustrations by Tetiana Kopytova. The story revolves around Fred the Super, a bear who works as a building superintendent. He takes care of various tasks such as fixing refrigerators, repairing...

Raising Elle by S.E. Reichert is a heartfelt tale of resilience and redemption set in the quaint town of Sweet Valley, Wyoming. The story follows Elle Sullivan, who returns to her hometown, battered and carrying a significant secret. Determined to reclaim her life, Elle embarks...

An Extra-Ordinary Mystery by Carla Solomon is the perfect mystery story for young readers. It follows Amber Gable, an 11-year-old gifted girl, as she uses her extra-ordinary gifts to help others in many ways, including her mother to stop hiding her true self. After one...

Embrace The Lace by Shannon MacLeod is a gorgeous time-travel romance. Andrew MacIver is a 25-year-old widower with big responsibilities. As chieftain of his large clan, he must find a worthy wife and secure his lineage. He yearns for the kind of love his parents had and hopes...

Lessons Earned: Vignettes of a Journey to Forty is a work of non-fiction in the self-help, memoir, and inspirational genres. Penned by author Nicole Ricci, this is a raw and introspective memoir that delves into the author's experiences and life lessons as she navigates the...

Keeping Janie by S.R. Fabrico is the second book in the Southport Series. Lizzie Levine waits for the looming court date that will decide if she can keep her daughter, Janie. Gray, Janie's father, seems to have changed, going to great lengths to restore Lizzie's...

In Old Mrs. Kimble’s Mansion by George T. Arnold, Forrest Alderson is a successful middle-aged man who has never been the same since having his heart broken by the ever-manipulating Maggie with her unending scheming and plotting. Despite working on himself and becoming very successful,...