Into the Twilight is a post-apocalyptic sci-fi novel by Michael Segedy. The book opens with Ike, a superintelligent advanced AI who relates the story of Jacob Ladder and Emma Fine, two twenty-two-year-olds who wake up after two hundred years of suspended life. Jacob and Emma...

Lyme disease brought a once vibrant Michelle Slater to the point of considering assisted suicide. Lyme disease is a crippling autoimmune disorder. It causes chronic fatigue, arm and leg pain, headaches, brain fog, etc. Her last ray of hope was an article on the internet...

Misadventures In The Screen Trade by Alison Ripley Cubitt is a memoir detailing Cubitt’s career story from how she started doing odd jobs like waitressing to becoming a production manager, scriptwriter, and finally making a living from writing. Her story provides a sneak peek behind...

A wonderful book that explores leadership psychologically, philosophically, and very practically is Zoe Routh’s Moments: Leadership When It Matters Most. At the core of the book is the importance of leadership authenticity and being yourself with concern for others. It is not a how-to read...

Dr. David Ko and Richard Busellato’s The Unsustainable Truth: How Investing for the Future is Destroying the Planet and What to Do About It is a book about conflict: The modern dilemma between saving for a sustainable future, while at the same time making a...

Sarah: And So It Begins... is G.S. Renfrey’s offering in a fantasy series about a young enchantress who is destined for greater things. Sarah often imagines herself as a soldier after hearing one of her Uncle Marcus’s tales of adventure in the King’s Guard. She...

If Your Mouth Could Talk: An In-Depth Guide to Oral Health and Its Impact on Your Entire Life by Kami Hoss is not your average self-help book. Our dental health may be the most underrated yet the most overlooked at the same time. In the...

Peak Life's Work: Find Your Gift and Give It Away (Peak Productivity) by Said Hasyim is about discovering our unique talents, using them to build a meaningful life, and looking beyond the surface of a mundane job or societal expectations. Hasyim goes on to explain...

Despite popular belief, racism is often not fully defined in the mind of society. This is because there is usually no clarity since people rely on assumptions and interpretations. For this reason, it is necessary to discuss the topic clearly, and without prejudice. Kamau Kenyatta...

Your Author Website: Why You Need One and What it Should Look Like by Marie White is a guide that every new author needs. Touching on why an author needs a website as well as how to go about creating one, this book will help...

Post Pardon Me by Suzanne Yatim Aslam is a charmingly honest memoir of a woman who experienced severe postpartum depression. Suzanne managed to fall pregnant despite a history of excruciating periods and painful ovulation. Suzanne has a fright during her pregnancy but succeeds in carrying...

Life and Death by John Durbin Husher is a non-fiction guide with the intention of educating readers on 'The History of Overcoming Disease and What it Tells Us About Our Present Increasing Life Expectancy as a Result of Present Day Actions.' Husher delivers a comprehensive...

Sweet Dreams Boutique is a crime mystery thriller by Joyce F. Sims. LaShaun Delaney has worked hard to be where she is. On top of being the first lady to Bishop Langston Delaney of Atlanta-based mega-ministry Delaney Ministries International, LaShaun is also the proprietor of...

So You Want to Fly Private? The Rules by Shannon McDermott is a laugh-out-loud, flirty, fun exposé into the aviation industry. Inspired by true stories, McDermott tells all - from celebrities to wannabees, best tippers, and worst travelers. She holds nothing back, including the colorful...

The news about former prosecutor-turned-defense attorney Duncan Pheiffer’s demise surprises everyone in Towne County, Alabama. Duncan’s truck has been found ablaze with his dead body inside. Everything about the case points to homicide. Towne County’s Assistant District Attorney Barclay Griffith knows he must seek justice...

The Creation of Marla Adams: Just When You Thought It Was Safe by Patrick Hanford is a hardcore murder mystery. Someone in Hildebrandt, Texas is killing townsfolk. Each murder is as horrific as the last and the only tangible lead points to the new priest...

Dark Enough to See the Stars by Beth Duke revolves around Ronni, a compassionate nurse and accomplished author, who receives an emotional email from Gary Harris, who claims to be the son of a man she wrote about in her book. Discussing the situation with...

In this story, Pauline David-Sax shares with us the reason why Bailey feels compelled to build The Time Machine. But not just any time machine. A time machine that only needs to go back to last Thursday. The day Bailey said that awful thing that...

“Nonfiction indeed comes from a place of reality. It may be spun, twisted, distorted, edited, or even censored, but somewhere in there is a real person, place, or situation.” Based on fact, any form of writing, including nonfiction, requires thorough research and intense attention to...

Alice in Wonderland (If It Was Written by Shakespeare) by Lit Fusion is based on the original Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, written in 1865. If William Shakespeare were alive today, he would be delighted, and Lewis Carroll would be amazed that his...