The Claiming by J. A. Nielsen is a fantasy with elements of a coming-of-age theme. Spense, a gifted alchemist and the illegitimate son of Lord Ferrous of Telridge, is asked to perform a Claiming spell on a bridge across River Selden to improve its defense...

Finding the Grain is a work of fiction in the interpersonal drama, mystery, and emotive writing subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience owing to themes of death and grief. Penned by author Linda Fifer, the story follows Izzy Stark, a...

The Orchid: The Secret Code of Modern Goddesses by Rocio Aquino and Angel Orengo offers a transformative journey that brings readers to a point where they can say: “You are complete. You are not alone. You are love.” The Orchid is a serene retreat founded...

Raised by Committee is a heart-wrenching and inspiring memoir about Carollyne Haynes’ tumultuous childhood in 1960s England. At just 12 years old, Haynes is abandoned by her mother and subjected to sexual abuse by her father, leading her to be placed in the care of...

Ityanna, Last Daughter of Atlantis by Don Edward Cook is the first book in this exciting new series. Noah gave a warning that nobody believed. He predicted that a terrible flood would soon end the world but only his family took him seriously. Following this...

Haunted Ladies Literary Club by Teri-Lynn Hope offers a ghostly good time perfect for mystery and classic literature lovers. Teri is excited for the next chapter of her life after earning her psychology degree and moving to England. Despite years of pursuing her degree, she...

You’re Getting Bumped by Kelly D. Wilson is a wonderful memoir and family history that traces almost 100 years of the Kelly and Wilson families. At the center of the story, standing like a colossus, is Barbara Kelly, who during World War Two met and...

"They might be delivering children’s shoes instead of bombs, but the mission could be deadly just the same." That's the thing with war; sometimes, it is not fought with bombs and bullets on a battlefield but with clothes, food, and within our souls. Bridge To...

Anabelle, a unicorn, lived among animals of her kind, yet she didn't feel loved or accepted because she had a different appearance than the rest of them. Anabelle was treated like an outcast, but this didn't stop her from having a positive outlook on life....

Have you ever wanted to lift off into space? Sam does and he can do it, too. In D’artagnan’s Spaceman Sam, one little boy’s dream is filled with lots of adventure and all to be found in a plain cardboard box. Sam has a gift,...

True beauty is said to be skin-deep, but we have to live in the skin we’re given. So we may as well accept it and see ourselves as beautiful. Why? Because we’re all beautiful, no matter what our skin color is. In Anna Casamento Arrigo’s...

It’s Not My Problem…Or Is It? is an informative book by Bruce L. Blumer that offers personal experiences, cultural insights, and a call to action when we see the problems in the world today. Each chapter is structured with Haitian proverbs as openings to set...

A Woodland Dance Party by Kendal Grey is an interesting children's picture book that follows a princess and a forest yeti who have the same interests. They both like listening to music on vinyl records and reading. But the princess's parents are very strict and...

Won't Be Fooled by A. L. Jaxan is a children’s comic book that aims to educate kids about online safety in a fun and interactive way. The story features a dog named Cyber Sniffer who helps children learn twelve essential rules for safe online practices....

Shane and the "Sh" Sound: Suzie and Zach Tales for Curious Minds is a wonderful children's picture book. A. R. Parr Burdett helps children who struggle with pronouncing words with the "sh" sound overcome this difficulty. This story encourages perseverance and reminds young readers that...

There must be many people who are unaware that during World War II, after the bombing of Pearl Harbour, the Americans rounded up those of Japanese descent and interned them in camps. In Shirley Miller Kamada’s book No Quiet Water, Fumio Miyota, together with his...

Barbara Mis Kelly's I'm Too Full! is a delightful tale that captures the everyday adventures of a lovely little girl whose name begins with the letter D. Illustrated adorably by Nelly Rodriguez, the story opens with D navigating her days filled with various activities. Whether...

In her memoir The Girl with Three Birthdays, Patti Eddington shares her adoption story, revealing that she accepted her older half-sister's account that a social worker facilitated her adoption from her biological mother, Lois. However, an aunt later contradicted this, stating Lois had handed Patti...

Black Moon is a work of fiction in the thriller, espionage, and suspense genres. It is best suited to adult readers owing to the presence of strong language and scenes of violence. Penned by author Andrew Ceroni, this immersive novel is a riveting adventure packed...

Rock and Roll Nightmares: Farewell Tour by Staci Layne Wilson is a dark comedy/horror novella that centers around Riff Savage, a once-celebrated musician and actor grappling with his lost glory. Riff tries to escape the chaotic entertainment world and write his autobiography in seclusion. However,...