Coming Full Circle: A Sweeping Saga of Conservation Stewardship Across America is a work of fiction in the global issues and climate conservation subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author team Budd Titlow and Mariah Tinger....

Coming Full Circle: Healing Trauma Using Psychedelics by Shannon Duncan is a detailed guide to experimenting with various psychedelic substances. Even though purchasing, possessing, or supplying psychedelics is illegal in most countries, the potential of psychedelics to help heal emotional trauma cannot be denied. This...

Did you know that the ocean is your friend? It’s also an important part of our lives. In short, it takes care of our planet which takes care of us. Anna Smithers, Laura Bingham, Laura Bontje, and Nino Aptsiauri have created a book, Ocean Full...

In A Pocket Full of Haddock by Keven Shevels, the story unfolds in 1932 at The Dirty Old Heifer pub in the village of St. Mary Mediocre, on the outskirts of Slagbottom. Named after the late husband of its current owner, Alice Clackbottom, nee Minger,...

Barbara Mis Kelly's I'm Too Full! is a delightful tale that captures the everyday adventures of a lovely little girl whose name begins with the letter D. Illustrated adorably by Nelly Rodriguez, the story opens with D navigating her days filled with various activities. Whether...

A Night So Dark and Full of Stars: Twelve Tales Inspired by the Zodiac by Nikky Lee puts together original stories that all harken back to specific astronomical constellations. In Seamare (Pisces), Captain Sanders finds himself trapped in his sinking ship and has a terrifying...

More than fifty years after its unhappy conclusion, the Vietnam War seems but a distant memory of an unpopular conflict. In writing On Full Automatic: Surviving 13 Months in Vietnam, William V. Taylor Jr. remembers it all too clearly and shares his experiences with the...

J.C. Gemmell's In the Fullness of Tion is a collection of short sci-fi stories set in a dystopian world called Tion. Its society is divided into various physical levels to maintain some semblance of social order. The highest levels are dedicated to the wealthy and...

In A Life Full of Quarks by C W Johnson, John is an intelligent but lonesome young boy with a thirst for knowledge. He inherits his scientific reasoning from his parents and has a zeal for uncovering the perplexing mysteries of the world. This story...

Somewhere Quiet, Full of Light by Henry Corrigan is a gripping, mind-bending thriller that unfolds within the eerie confines of a mysterious house that’s anything but quiet. The story centers on Eric, a man who wakes up to find his life in disarray, haunted by...

A Bag Full of Stones by A. Molotkov is a crime novel that paints a deeply human, sociopolitical portrait of modern America. We find ourselves in Portland during the turbulent months of 2019, where the story interweaves the lives of immigrants, minorities, and damaged detectives...

Dark Sky Full of Stars by Roman Schreiber is a fascinating, insightful, and wildly dynamic M/M romance where characters on the edge are the rule rather than the exception. Boy #1 (Mischa) meets Boy #2 (Austen) and is instantly smitten – the only obstacle is...

The Half-Full-Glass User’s Manual by Richard Meyers is one of the most unique and interesting self-help books I have read to date. This book is most insightful. The author uses the analogy of a half-full glass to encourage a reader to practice and accept gratitude,...

Half-Jew—Full Life by Georgette Bennett shares the inspiring story of Gerd "Pips" Philipsohn, a Holocaust survivor who faced extraordinary challenges with courage and determination. The book begins with his early years in Berlin, describing his escape from Nazi persecution and his survival during one of...

A House Full of Strangers by Diana Stevan is a collection of two novellas and eleven short stories set in Winnipeg, Manitoba, during the 1940s and 1950s. The book focuses on landladies, their families, and the tenants who pass through their homes, offering a view...

Papa and Mama Said: Full of Dare County Folklore by Lucinda Gallop Baum is a non-fiction memoir or autobiography about the life and experiences of Lucinda growing up in the '30s and '40s of rural America. Papa and Mama Said is written in a...

The Curator of Broken Things Trilogy: Full Trilogy by Corine Gantz is an engrossing read, to say the least. The tale of a family that explores themes of betrayal, family secrets, complex relationships, and a lot of digging into hidden truths, a story that spans...

I stood in awe of the amazing writing skills of William H. Coles in Illustrated Short Fiction of William H. Coles: 2000-2016. This collection of short stories will not leave you with that fuzzy feeling of happy endings, but you will view humanity in times...

Lily Jean dreamed of having a brother or a sister to play with because her parents were busy with their work. She liked looking at the glitter of her mother's jewelry and her eyes also sparkled. It was a gloomy day and Lily Jean was...

If you love to read comic books or graphic novels, waste no time and get yourself a copy of C2C Galaxy by George Hohbach, Ehrengard Hohbach, and Scott Marcano. Three hundred years ago, a C2C spaceship landed on the yet-to-be colonized planet of Aurora. In...