Ignite: The Terrible Love Memoirs: Book 1 by Marie A. Wishert is a compelling work of women's fiction about questions of personal truth. The main character is young Ruby Carlson who lives life on her whims for the most part, but she may be having...

Polly the Polecat by K.A. Mulenga is about an African skunk named Polly who can’t help letting out an unpleasant odor. She tries and tries but no matter what, she still can’t stop that awful smell. Whenever her friends or family are around, they always...

In Uber Confessions by Lynn A. Dalton, Angel is trying to get on with life and enjoying her job as an Uber driver, sharing her stories with her riders and hearing theirs. This all ends quickly when she picks up Jason and he tells her...

Based on the cover and title, Sixty-Five Roses by R. A. Williams is nothing like I thought it would be. It is not a bouquet of 65 roses, but a deep, heartbreaking story of a four-year-old little girl, and so much more, woven into the...

Carbon-14: The Shroud of Turn (An Amari Johnston Novel Book 1) by R. A. Williams is the story of Amari, a criminal justice major at the University of Arizona, with a detective for a father. Two mysteries pull them into each other's worlds when a...

The Gospel According to Todd is a work of fiction. It is fiction based on the desire of many people. Most skeptics would love to go back to the time of Christ and witness the miracles for themselves. They believe that if they saw and...

K.A. Mulenga's Imbwa: The Story of the Dog and His Harsh Master is the best description of a halfway solved problem. The short story is about two dogs that are dear to each other but experience life differently. Despite Imbwa's loyalty, his master mistreats him,...

Elaine The Elephant is a story about a little elephant. Actually, she is even kind of small for an elephant, but she has a willingness to do all kinds of activities and loves learning to do new things. Because she is small, there are tasks...

How much do you know about the US economy? Christos A. Djonis knows a great deal and shares his knowledge and wisdom concerning the economy in It’s the Economy, Stupid! I am glad I took the time to read this extremely informative and important volume....

Marriage, loss, and separation are well-defined in Peter A. Friedrichs’ And the Stars Kept Watch. Something precious has been building in the life of an ordinary family, but it all deteriorates after an unexpected tragedy. It becomes the moving personal story of grieving, anger, blame,...

It is a day like many others in the Windy City when the story of Stay on Track! by Michael A. Brown begins. Passengers are waiting on the platform for the arrival of their train when Eddie, the train engineer, steps on board his train...

Coldwater Revenge by James A. Ross is a crime thriller set in 2002. A bio-research company is about to declare bankruptcy but they agree to act as a go-between for a quick payout. Their job is to pass on anonymous shipments containing Petri dishes, powders,...

Homindroid: Marzian’s Martians by Robert A.G. Erickson is a science fiction story set in the not so distant future when human-like robots are in existence but not necessarily accepted by the masses. The story follows Cassel Marzian, the brilliant inventor of lifelike robots called Homindroids....

Some books broaden the horizons of those who read them, introducing them to subjects they had previously ignored. This happened to me with Battle Carried: Imperial Japanese Tiger Art Good Luck Flags of World War Two by Michael A. Bortner. Battle Carried is the second...

Glimpses... Now I Can See, by Elizabeth A Roberts, is a moving and inspiring collection of poetry, essays, and stories by the author, a kind of memoir about losing vision and regaining vision. Her experiences gave her a new perspective, but getting there was sometimes...

Written by H.A. Mitchell, I promise It’s Not Your Fault is a children’s book about mental health. The story starts with Ben, who has suffered a lot within his fifteen years of life. As a result, he carries a heavy burden on his shoulders and...

Blade of Truth: The De-Coding of Jo is the second book in the Ascending Angel Academy Series by Lali A. Love. The story and struggles of Jo continue as she makes a place for her found family in her heart and ensures that everyone is...

Olivia and David King went through hell. Fate smiled at them, and life returned to normal. Then, out of the blue, Michael showed up on Olivia’s doorstep, wanting to mend the relationship with David. He was David’s estranged brother. Michael’s presence unearthed the enmity and...

E.A. Rohrmoser’s Book Two of The Pentalogue presents Son of Abraham. With the same thought-provoking stories about gifted men and women struggling to grow through choice, purpose, and fate like his first offering, Sons of Adam, this book delves into the lineage of Abraham where...

Margaret A. Rice's The Henry Bagwell Story is the first-ever published biography of a prominent character related to the Accomack Plantation in Virginia and a fascinating journey into the hard life of the pioneers of the 17th century. Bagwell was born in Exeter, Devon, in...