Through "enhanced decision-making", Dr. Helen McKibben shares her new psychological technique for dealing with stress in her book Drop: Making Great Decisions. Dr. McKibben shows readers how to "rewire" their brains to change their reactions to certain negative stimuli. The author mentions the book is...

Beyond the Last Time by Noah Tuya is the exciting first entry in The Old Farmhouse Chronicles. This short work delves into the lives of a group of five friends who seemingly by chance encounter a diary that determines their futures. The five friends, Marcus,...

Paul G. O’Connor's Words catapults readers into a high-octane thriller where a single line of text throws the world into disarray. This enigmatic message, appearing on every digital device globally, sparks a technological pandemic. At the heart of the chaos is Genevieve Phillips, a student...

In Louisiana Hydra: The Stinson/Borden Thriller series Book 1 by Gregory Ryman, as the most well-kept and secretive member of the CIA, William Stinson was a legend in the global hacking world. Stephanie Borden and Senator Glenway sat at a table next to William at...

Howard Seaborne's Divisible Man: The Sixth Pawn is a suspenseful read. Will only shattered his pelvis after he plummeted five hundred feet from a disintegrating airplane. But he disregarded gravity and the principles of physics guiding mass as he fell, turning invisible in the process....

In Naked Girl by Janna Brooke Wallack, Sienna “CeeCee” Jones and Siddharta “Siddhi” Jones live a life of complete insecurity. They are under the care, a term used quite loosely, of their dad, Jackson, who is their primary guardian since their mother is no longer...

Mark Shaiken's autobiography It's What Makes Me . . . Me spans various facets of his life and career, discussing personal and professional experiences and issues, from maneuvering through individuality and societal expectations to juggling a dual career as an indie author and attorney. Shaiken...

Negative thoughts and feelings have a way of creating self-doubt and fear in our minds. Having a productive dialogue with oneself helps steer our thoughts, emotions, and behavior toward a more optimistic outlook on life. Shani T. Night is a certified Happiness Life Wellness Coach...

In The Way, The Truth, And The Life, Pablo H. Solutin discusses a range of theological themes rooted in biblical teachings, distinguishing between interpretations from "God" (Elohim) and "the Lord" (YHWH). He critiques modern religious doctrines, arguing for alignment with biblical truths as made clear...

Howard Seaborne's Divisible Man: The Second Ghost is a superb thriller. Five months ago, Will was thrown from a collapsing aircraft and survived. Will was still unsure what caused it or where his subsequent gift came from. Someone had taken a compromising picture of Sarah...

Angie Song always wished the folktales she heard as a child were true; however, she never thought she’d encounter merfolk like this. Oceansong by C.W. Rose follows Angie as she attempts to help her people figure out what is happening to the rapidly disappearing fish...

In the children's book, Grandma, You Found Me!, by Deanna Nowadnick, Grandma's weekly visits with her grandson, Henry, made her smile. They shared activities like walks, snacks, and picnics after Henry's experiences at preschool, summer camp, and tennis and soccer. One day at the swimming...

A Wolff in the Family by Francine Falk-Allen is a riveting narrative based on true events, weaving together a tapestry of family strife and resilience against the backdrop of early 20th-century America. The story explores the complexities of the Wolff family, marked by themes of...

Halito, Gianna! is a children's adventure by Becky Villareal. Gianna Saldana is a curious child. Raised by a single mother, Gianna often wonders about her father and wants nothing more than to learn his identity. She finally gets her chance to learn more about her...

The theme of Walking and Wayfinding is mindful walking as a spiritual and reflective practice. I have always enjoyed walking while going to work and sometimes for relaxation in the evening. However, I had not considered it in the way Lea Appleton presents it. Lea...

Mia’s Mouses by Joseph L. Licari is a charming and educational story that combines humor, curiosity, and language learning into a delightful narrative for young readers. The book follows the adventures of Mia, a bright and enthusiastic girl who befriends three adorable mice: Squeaky, Nibbles,...

AndroBiotica 2: Journey In Time is a work of fiction penned by author David Gittlin in the science fiction, adventure, and interpersonal drama genres. In this thrilling sequel, Special Investigator Derrick Faulk, recently unemployed, is called by his friend Adrien Mattias, a developer of nearly...

Do-It-Yourself Dollhouse by Shannon Anderson is a charming tale centered on two young girls, Charley and Lucy, whose differing experiences with dollhouses inspire a journey into creativity and friendship. Charley starts with a beautiful, store-bought dollhouse that soon loses its charm. In contrast, Lucy constructs...

Innocents of Marbella by R.C. Mogo is a historical novel set in 15th-century France and Spain. Zahra, the eldest daughter of the Queen of Marbella, escaped to France after her mother’s death when she realized she was expected to marry her stepfather and take her...

In Periphery by AA DaSilva, Charlotte struggles to decide between what she has done in the past, the people in her life, and the events that are gradually starting to unfold before her. Her conflicts stem from unresolved feelings toward her father-in-law and her late husband Jared. Charlotte's life...