Patty Jean Cyrus in her book entitled From Farmer To Fortune Achievements Making It Excellence gives the reader hope and encouragement that any and all can become successful, regardless of their past. Patty shares with the reader how one's past affects them, but that it...

Vocabulary & Axioms for Professional Managers and Partners by Gregory N. Weismantel is the perfect reference book for those interested in the rapidly expanding world of business. From "analogous practicality" to "the axiom of innate ability", this book is useful in decoding confusing business jargon....

An unlikely hero becomes the center of royal dispute and intrigue in Marissa Ame’s exciting tale, Minstrel. When Liam and his band of theatrical brothers arrive in the city of Cynegil, they have only the desire to make enough money to buy food and a...

Heartwork Village is a summer camp of sorts for kids who have been having troubles. Katie is dealing with the effects of her parents' divorce and runs with the wrong crowd. Trip tries to save his little sister from the physical and sexual abuse of...

Where You Live by Gary McMahon has been lauded by The Guardian as being “Firmly in the front ranks of the new wave of British horror,” and I didn’t see a thing that would make me refute that declaration. This book includes nineteen horrifying tales...

Hero to Zero by Zach Fortier is a true account of how cops go bad. From start to finish, follow Zach as he meets good men who take a wrong turn, men and women who really should not have joined the police force, and those...

Happy! Happy! brings readers back to a small town in France and our friends Gaston the dog, Gregorie the Parrot and Mr. Marceau, their owner. Gaston and Gregorie loved each other and they loved playing together outside, and sitting in the fruit tree orchard. Gregorie...

Scattered Links by M. Weidenbenner takes you into the neighborhood of an eastern European town with orphans. This is a fictional account of the pain that tore at the hearts of many in the post-Soviet era, dealing with issues of abandonment and self worth that...

Rizi Savier Timane, PH.D ASW shares the story of his life with readers in An UnSpoken Compromise. Rizi was born in Nigeria as a female. Nasele was a mere eight years old when she told her father that she was a boy. Her father’s reaction...

In Siam Storm, four seemingly unrelated stories come together in a brilliant plot with an unpredictable ending. A young man seeking revenge from rejection, a wealthy pedophile who enjoys anything illegal, three Englishmen with somewhat loose morals and full pockets on holiday in Thailand, and...

Sins of the Fathers: A true story of rape and deception in the Catholic Church...and spiritual renewal, written by Denise L Buchanan, is a book that documents the author's ghastly experiences with the Catholic church and a priest, and how she courageously battled...

Most teenage girls love to try on new clothes, make-up, and flirt with boys, but not Sophie Mitchell. She would rather spend her time on the rifle range, and is on her school rifle team. That’s where her interest lies, but she may give a...

The Caterer's Husband by Molly Taggart tells the story of Aaron Mitchell, a high school soccer coach who is having trouble dealing with his wife’s new career. They have had a comfortable, traditional marriage up to the point when she decides to run a catering...

Plaster Scene is Michael J. Holley’s second novel and, after reading this one, I want to get my hands on the first one as soon as possible! This story moves between the heady, drug-fuelled days of the sixties in North Wales, via the less-relaxed seventies,...

In Untraditional Love In The Dark by Victoria Warren Jackson, Samantha is a successful college graduate with a busy and prospering boutique that she owns, but her personal life has many faults. Sam has been through many unsuccessful relationships in her 30 years of life....

Out of the Depths is a songwriter’s attempt to bring the biblical Psalms to life. As he explores his own existence, not withholding his deepest, sometimes intimate thoughts and ideas, Rick Lee James draws you into a lifestyle of worship and praise. His analysis of...

Daniel Mollat's Stock Options: The Greatest Wealth Building Tool Ever Invented is an interesting book for those already somewhat familiar with the market and how it works, although a novice could benefit from the content. Mollat has over thirty years of experience in the stock...

In To the Stars, Niki O'Malley is the stereotypical 'fat kid' with bad eating habits, social isolation, and bullying issues. Her poor self-image is self-perpetuating and her disconnection from her family is inevitable. But inside the body of someone who self-medicates with chocolate, author Suzanne...

After Alex Died by Dakota Madison is a story about how bullying can actually affect someone so badly that he decides to take his own life. Alex was a jovial and happy fifteen-year-old who was gay. He was also Dee Dee DeMarco's brother. Being harassed...

In his ingenious novel My Vacation in Hell, Gene Twaronite explores what hell would be like from the perspective of a young unpopular boy. In hell, John and his friend Virgil face a number of adventurous, even comical situations as they come face to face...