The Emotional Suitcase: This Time, Let God Do The Packing! by author and teacher Marc McFadden is a well written biblical counseling study manual. This is a must-read for Christians everywhere who desire a closer relationship with Christ and for those seeking to learn how...

Drama. Intrigue. Heartbreak. And memorable historical events. All of these elements are what make up a great entry into the genre of historical fiction. And you’ll find all of them, and more, in The Thornbearer by debut author Pepper D. Basham. Follow our protagonist, Ashleigh...

“I had no idea just how radically my life was about to be altered that day, the day I met Dr. Wilson J. Wells, a PhD in science and higher mathematics. He was also an inventor. It was June 12, 1980. It all started that...

The Speed of Darkness: A Tale of Space, Time, and Aliens Who Love to Party is a hard science fiction novel written by Mendy Sobol. Roy Geiger and Jeffrey Graham had grown up, attended Admiral Farragut Academy and gone on to Annapolis together, but Roy...

In The Chronocar, science fiction meets history in a dynamic tale of time travel. When Tony finds a science journal about time travel, he combines this new found knowledge with his own near genius talents to design a Chronocar. His first trip is to meet...

Jack of All Trades by The INSTANT-Series opens with an observation: The lifetime available to us is enough to master one skill, maybe one more. Therefore to become someone versatile, rather than wasting time on a single area, it is profitable to become a Jack...

Glitch: Lost in Time Book 1 by Brenda Pandos was an intriguing blend of zombie-pocalypse, time travel and dystopian YA genres. Our heroine, Abby, as a result of her leap year birthday, discovers herself to be a glitch in a complex system of parallel universes...

Bala-Gala The Brave and Dangerous by Gita V Reddy, illustrated by VC Arts, is a delightful bedtime story for young children. Bala-Gala can be many things – a deer, a crocodile-scaring tiger, a dinosaur, or a monster-defeating dragon or whatever he needs to be. Sometimes...

The Ant Thief: Bed Time Tales 2 by Gita V. Reddy is a children’s story about an ant named Noira. Noira has a problem with stealing things. One day Noira steals a magician’s cloth that makes her invisible when she wears it. She then attempts...

Growing Up Alaska: Memories of a Town, a Time, a Place, and a People Planted in a Little Pocket of Wonderful by Niki Breeser Tschirgi begins with her move to Alaska as a little girl, with a truck, a hundred pounds of wheat, and a...

Damian Hopkins, a young San Francisco newspaper reporter, undertakes an assignment that will change his life and outlook on other people in Mr. Meeks: His Life & Times 1812-1867 by David S. Larson. Hired by a wealthy benefactor to interview William Meeks, Hopkins is at...

Life's Lemonade: Taking Life's Tartness One Humiliation at a Time by Louise Wright had me laughing out loud. In this book Wright shares some embarrassing moments that have occurred in her life, and there are a lot! She also shares a few embarrassing things that...

I am so glad that I read The Importance of Christian Friendships: In Good Times and in Bad by Beth Gable Hicks. It made me examine my friendships and see why some people act the way they do and how true Christian friends will behave...

In an excellent new guide for a person considering undergoing psychotherapeutic treatment that includes use of EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), author Tal Croitoru's book, The EMDR Revolution: Change Your Life One Memory At A Time (The Client's Guide), provides readers with an absolute...

Do you feel stagnant? Do you believe that your goals are unattainable? Do you feel that you have no choice when the decisions that you make seem to fail and appear to fall apart? The Productivity Zone: Stop the Tug of War with Time...

In a story set in the 1930s, amid the struggles to survive life in the Depression, Amish housewife, Gloria, and her English neighbor, Minerva, grasp at faint straws of hope to make it through yet another winter. Their clashes and disagreements formed long ago as...

A great, fast paced memoir, Some Way Outa Here: A Personal Story of a Time That Transformed America by Mark Lauden is a coming of age account of his life growing up in the late '60s and early '70s, along with two female friends. It's...

Growing up, Victoria Woodhull — the sixth of ten children — knew nothing but abuse at the hands of her father, poverty, and all sorts of dysfunctional family ties. Her first marriage proves even worse than the family she was born into. In spite of...

The Cow in the Doorway is a young adult/new adult coming of age novel written by Gino Bardi. Tony Vitelli was not all that sure he really wanted to go to Cornell University despite the excited urgings of his father. He’d feel a lot more...

Finding Happiness: Building Stable Relationships in Turbulent Times by Paul W. Swets is a helpful and useful guide to all those who are in search of happiness and want to build good friendships and live an enriching and fulfilling life. Life is worth celebrating and...