The Iron Queen (Daughters of Zeus) by Kaitlin Bevis is about Persephone who is captured by Zeus, trying to stand up against his power. Hades, her husband who loves her very much, wants to protect Persephone from Zeus and his torment. He comes up with...

A tropical paradise becomes a fatal nightmare in The Collector by Eva Devane. The year is 2023 and psychological self-absorption and state-sanctioned drug use are commonplace. There is a new Ecstasy drug Super X which heightens personal experience. The government has made the air cleaner...

Ever since Brooke Jones was a little girl, she always wanted to go into space. She has been training for seven years with NASA. But now that she’s so close, it seems further away than ever. With each mission, they‘re sending females astronauts, but not...

The Mighty Brisbrom by Robert S. Buck is about two children, Katie and Jason, who go for a walk in the White Mountains of NH. They discover something there which will change their lives forever. They come across the only known dwelling of The Mighty...

Is The Best of Amish Friends Cookbook Collection by Wanda Brunstetter just another Amish Cookbook? Well, I guess you could say it is, but it is different from any other. The book is beautiful inside and out; the recipes are different and really fun and...

Do you use coupons when you go shopping? Or maybe you have been thinking about saving a little money by cutting out those coupons in the Sunday paper? Either way, The Couponing Guide by Monica Van Zandt would be a valuable book to help you...

The Right Way to Self Publish by Zorina Exie Frey is a guide to all aspiring writers on what to do when it comes to self-publishing. She covers all the details extensively, making it educative and easy for someone who is looking into self publishing....

The Bible-Time Nursery Rhyme Book was originally published in 1981. Its author and illustrator, Emily Hunter, passed away in 2012, but her delightful book of bible stories written in nursery rhyme style lives on. Ms. Hunter has left nothing out: from Adam and Eve to...

I heard a lot about this novel called The Shack by William Paul Young several years ago but had not read it. I came across an audio copy and listened to it this weekend. The story starts out well with a mysterious note in the...

Cathy Faraday was looking to expand her business so when she saw The Old Star, she figured that luck was on her side. Apparently, she wasn't that lucky when she found the door always unlocked and that the top floor was not part of the...

The Unification Symphony by Philip Rhyu is a remarkable story about the stranglehold the Kim dynasty has had on North Korea since the division of the country in the 1950s. We meet Jung Ho and his wife Young Ae, both of whom are young musical...

The Apocalypse Calendar by Emile A. Pessagno, Jr is an exciting end of the world thriller. Professor Frank Miller takes a team of geologists on a research mission deep into Mexico. The university geologist discovers a strange stone box with the skeleton of an Aztec...

It is a confusing world out there and conspiracy theories may uncover the truth. M.E. Brines, in The Truth About Conspiracy Theories, adds his voice to a range of facts and events that have been questioned over time. Some people believe that the U.S. Air...

The Reflection of Memory by C.L. Holland is a novella which takes us to a strange land, where some have the power to shape-shift and others have telepathic powers. Most, however, have no supernatural powers at all. This story begins with a young woman waking...

The Dark by Jason Brant is one of those horror books that you don't want to put down until you know there's a 'happy' ending - and at the same time you fear there will be no happy ending and you might want to sleep...

In The Alchemist’s Way, Charles Lambrou explains about our body’s capacity to self-regulate as the foundation for our personal and spiritual growth, and enlightens readers on how to make this happen. The central idea of this unique self-help guide is The Three Steps, an alchemical...

The Business of Apartment H, written by Rene David Rivero, is the story of Briggs, a young, naive, and ambitious student who finds the move from university in Indiana to the hallowed halls of Columbia University somewhat daunting. He puts on a good show during...

The Student Prophet: Going Home, by James Nicholas Logue, is the final book in the Student Prophet trilogy and picks up where New Partners left off. Once again we join Prophet Jeff Fitzpatrick. It was his 50th birthday and he knew his family was planning...

The imagination and inexhaustible humor of a 14-year-old boy is not to be trifled with. Derek Adie Flower in The Weird And Wonderful Adventures Of Tim Wessurp introduces us to a British hero boy named Tim or Twerp. This exceedingly tall tale begins oddly enough...

I’ve enjoyed preserving food for many years, from canning, to freezing, to dehydrating. However, most of the things I canned were rather basic: green beans, potatoes, and tomato juice. I was excited to receive a copy of this book to expand my abilities from the...