Wolf of the Nordic Seas by Jennifer Ivy Walker is the second book of the Valiant Vikings series, preceded by book one, Dragon of Denmark. In the first installment, Skårde, the illegitimate son of King Harald Bluetooth, is a Viking warlord known as the Dragon...

The Art of Managing Humans by Tsvika Abramovitch details the evolution of human resources from a bureaucratic function to a strategic business partner, emphasizing its growing influence in shaping organizational culture and handling challenges such as employee loyalty, retention, and motivation. He introduces his "seesaw...

Bigfoot Is a Jerk by Julie Ditchburn Patton is a middle-grade paranormal adventure set in southern Ohio. It tells the story of Zander, a twelve-year-old boy who, after being bullied repeatedly as the new kid, has decided not to make friends. His mother thinks making...

Chloe Turner’s Blue Hawk is a captivating and immersive story set in 17th-century Gloucestershire and inspired by its textile industry. The story begins in 1663 in the mill town of Bisley. Joan Browning is 15 years old. She, her sister, 17-year-old Alice, and their father, John,...

The Eater of Flies by Richard Gadz is a chilling Victorian Gothic horror novel set in 1868 London. When a sealed box from Transylvania is opened, it releases a vampyr: a parasitic creature that inhabits human hosts, regardless of age or gender, and feeds on...

The Last Doorbell by William Parker is a poignant literary novel where we're with Ben, a man whose past is supposed to be behind him. With his debts cleared and a trove of wild stories to entertain his friends, Ben is ready to move on....

Marketing is key to the growth and success of almost every business in the world today. A robust marketing model helps an organization strategize better and allows it to take advantage of changing market trends, which, in turn, boosts sales. In The Marketing Machine, Ros...

Into the Quiet Barren by Jon H. Eddy follows December Valence, a journalist in Pluto City, as she scratches below the surface of the artificial world she inhabits. Once complicit in bringing people to the city through identity transfer, she begins to question its stability,...

My Beach Adventure: A Personal Childhood Story by David D Bernstein follows Dmitry, a six-year-old boy lost on a beach after following a sailboat moving west. Unable to locate his family, he becomes overwhelmed with fear and sadness. As he wanders, he encounters various strangers,...

Cruise Crush: The Pinnacle Series Book 1 by Kathleen Allen is set against the luxurious backdrop of a Caribbean cruise. AJ, a wealthy heir preparing to take the reins as CEO of Pinnacle Cruise Line, boards a ship hoping for one last breath of freedom....

Hares End was so named because of the once-plentiful rabbit population in the outlying grassy plains extending all around the village; however, the hot weather has led to a scarcity, putting the village in dire straits. As Chief Farmer, Eramus was in charge of reporting...

Artesia by Kevin Karr is a magical children’s fantasy where siblings Lucas and Lucy go on an unexpected adventure. When they stumble upon a mystical painting by Leonardo Da Vinci during a school museum trip, they are transported to a fantastical realm filled with dragons,...

Joey Acker's The Worst Cook Book in the Whole Entire World turns the concept of a traditional cookbook on its head, offering young readers and their families a delightful mix of humor and playful absurdity. This book is a unique blend of storytelling and whimsy...

In Death in the Fields by Eric M. Bischoff, Rich Willis is grappling with depression and lingering guilt over the death of his close friend Jeannie. After leaving for college, Rich gradually drifted apart from Jeannie, which is his greatest regret. Rich is heading back...

The Bible, with its many shrouded mysteries and proverbs, continues to challenge the depths of mankind’s intellect. Fred Beck tears away the veil, revealing the hidden secrets of the Bible in his new book, God’s Person and Eternal Plan. Like an archaeologist uncovering each artifact,...

W.G. Williams's 20 Years of Internet Humor is a delightful anthology that combines a myriad of jokes, anecdotes, and humorous sketches collected over two decades of internet exchanges. The book's charm lies in its nostalgia, echoing the days when email chains and bulletin board posts...

Something in the Blood by H. H. Mika is a chilling murder mystery set in the remote, snowbound town of Bloodrun, Alaska. When Detective Terry Volker is called to investigate a gruesome murder where the victim has been cleanly severed at the waist, he and...

Pundemonium Vol. 8 by James E. Larson continues the tradition of delivering a collection of clever wordplay, puns, and jokes that will delight anyone who appreciates witty humor. This latest installment stays true to its roots, offering many puns ranging from the simple to the...

Sands of Bone by Logan D. Irons is a grimdark historical fantasy set against the backdrop of the Crusades. Ninety years after the Christians seized Jerusalem, the kingdom’s army lies in ruins, and the city faces Saladin’s wrath. Robert Cutnose, a battle-hardened warrior, reluctantly joins...

Just Dying to Glamp by April Nunn Coker is a thriller with a difference. After losing her husband, Mamie West decided she needed to get on with her life. Buying a vintage camper, she sets off on a glamping trip to Magnolia Bluff with the...