In her memoir Coming Out of the Metaphysical Closet, Lisa Rhyne challenges what has been widely accepted as fact and expert credibility, exploring a range of topics from sugar's impact on cognition to global health challenges. Rhyne discusses reality, memory formation, altered states, and questions...

In Why You're Sick and How to Get Well, Teresa Bruni, an alternative healer, shares her journey of overcoming chronic illness, advocating for surrendering for healing while addressing societal attitudes toward illness and fear versus love. Bruni teaches distinguishing surrender from giving up, discussing its...

Quantum Mind by MD Hanley is a science-fiction thriller that will surprise and intrigue. Kat and Pat are twins who have discovered something amazing; the earth itself is alive, it is sentient. They meet Alder, a visitor from a distant planet, who was sent to...

Cameron Dean: P.I. to the Deceased is a paranormal crime/mystery novella by Steve Zimcosky. After being hit by a truck while investigating a drug lord smuggling fentanyl into Cleveland, CPD's Detective Cameron Dean wakes up from a six-month coma and starts seeing the specter of...

A Boy at War is a work of non-fiction in the historical, action, and military subgenres. The book is best suited to mature readers as it contains explicit language, sexual situations, and graphic violence. Penned by author Bill Maier, this work recounts his experiences as...

Magnanotron is a work of fiction in the action, thriller, and adventure subgenres, and is part of the Bond of Brothers series penned by author Robert J. Saniscalchi. The work is suitable for the general adult reading audience. The plot follows Colonel Jason Patrick and...

From Lonely to Fearless by Ramona Galey tackles loneliness, which is a complex emotion that manifests in different ways. There are many types of loneliness, such as social loneliness, in which, despite one's accomplishments, there is no connection and one feels like a loser. Anomic...

Now I See by Janet Perez Eckles is the account of a life journey from trial to triumph through faith. How could a blind single mom accomplish anything, much less become an award-winning interpreter, multi-published author, international speaker, and ministry founder? Janet describes her life...

Onion Boy and the Backyard Bully is a children's picture storybook written and illustrated by Daymel J Garcia. The story follows Onion Boy, a young, energetic, and curious rebel who loves running around in people's backyards. One day, while exploring a pile of metals and...

Magenta is a captivating story that follows the journey of a small black cat named Magenta, who yearns for a loving family and a place to call home. She is lost, wet, hungry, and alone when she discovers a fairy door in the woods. Author...

In The Likeness of Sinful Flesh by William Isley, Hope Webster leads a promiscuous life before the fateful night she is saved. Hope had seven children by different men. On the night she was saved, she was going out when she met Pastor Jones preaching....

Adam and Ava Are Not Taken by Betty Collier is a story with a compelling message for young children. It is about twin siblings, Adam and Ava. Being young is not always easy. Adam comforts his sister, Ava, and changes her skewed and incorrect outlook...

Petunia the Perfectionist is a children's picture book written by Marissa Bader with illustrations by Ellie Beykzadeh. It tells the story of Petunia, a young girl who is obsessed with perfection. Her pursuit of perfection leaves her with no time for fun and takes away...

In Bison Blog: An Erutuf National Park novel by Kathy Arnold Cherry, Reese Walters rushes home and tells her brother, Dean, about a mistake she made at school. They reminisce about their trip to Erutuf National Park, and she explains that she told her best...

Devolution of Power by William L. Kovacs discusses the state of affairs in America. The country is not united, and many things are not working. But how did we get here? Many people working for the federal government are not loyal to the Constitution, and...

Carolyn McBride brings us soulful women's fiction in The Cicada Spring. Katie Young is adrift. She has just said goodbye to her daughter who will be attending college in New York City. Now she will be returning home to Virginia, alone. She has a stable...

In Tales From The Starlight Kingdom by Michael Andrews, the Starlight Kingdom is full of dreams and magical things. The Starlight Compass guides young dreamers to the place they want to go. The King and Queen are celestial guides, too, with a comet-tail crown and...

Hitting My Stride: An Engineer’s Notes on Disability is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, inspirational writing, and healthcare genres. R. Shrivaths Iyengar shares his journey of navigating life as a person with disabilities, reflecting on the pivotal role of his resourceful family, supportive...

Can We Get a Rhinoceros? by Christian Kueng is an entertaining and adorable children's picture book about a little boy who wants to have an unusual pet—a rhinoceros. When he asks his mother for permission to get one, she doesn't like the idea. She tells him they don't...

In Beneath the Lake: Lake Lanier Mysteries Book 1 by Casi McLean, Lacey Montgomery deeply mistrusts all men. When she catches her then-boyfriend, Cale, in the arms of another woman, her mistrust soars to new heights. In an impulsive move, she races away in a...