Raising Men from Snakes and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails addresses an important issue in our society. The author, David Brown, states his case by writing '...manhood is at the crossroads - crossroads being a metaphor for destruction ... we are standing on a path...

The Trip Into Milky Way, a historical coming of age story set during the late sixties and early seventies, is written by Gary Paul Corcoran. Clay is precipitously bounced out into the world when he decides to buck authority one day and wear moccasins without...

The Creative Pet Project (Animals and their Artists Drawn to One Cause) compiled by Rob Snow is a coffee-table-sized book containing an eclectic collection of international artists. These artists are working in a diverse variety of mediums ranging from ink on glass, pen, charcoal, and...

There’s something going on behind the scenes in the small town of Whitecross. The star of the town has been found murdered and there are too many suspects to even count. But one seems to stand out above the rest, the one who was supposed...

Health reports tell us that the presence of too much stress in our lives is killing us; on the other hand, stress can serve to motivate and make us perform at our best. Susanne Sweeny looks at how stress can be used properly to help...

Trial by Fire is the story of Jade, a young woman who seems to lead a rather mundane life. But something strange has been happening lately; she can spontaneously set things on fire with her mind and this ability is slowly causing her minor problems....

The Monsoon Killed the Tiger by Jack Lyndon Thomas is a thriller that will keep readers riveted to the story. Kannon Ballard returns to Vietnam, giving up a girlfriend and a motorcycle adventure in the San Juan mountains. A letter stating 'We have unfinished business'...

Jungle Empire by E.G. Zapata introduces us to Ethan Monroe and Jason Wentworth who dream of thrills and adventures. While on a vacation in Peru, they meet a man who says he is the cousin of Colombia's drug lord: Lalo Luis Montenegro. They come back...

In Better Dead than Never by Laurent Boulanger, we seek to separate truth from lies. Ten years ago, Beh Mohammed Shah was jailed for the rape and murder of Steven Donnelly. Now Patricia Lunn has been asked to investigate a possible miscarriage of justice. An...

Money Smart: How Not to Buy Cat Food When You Don’t Have a Cat is a fun personal finance guide by Mary C. Kelly. Money Smart is relatively short and easily digestible, but still manages to pack a fair amount of useful information within its...

Live Etah: Dream For Now by Delano Johnson and Callie Johnson (from the Realistic Poetry Reality Series) is a darkly powerful cautionary tale in poetic form – a wrenching reminder that in this world of temptation and guilty pleasures, but for the grace of God,...

Max is a man in search of adventure but is too scared to find it. Carla is a woman who’s right in the thick of adventure with no end in sight. Together, they’ll be thrown into a whirlwind of crazy times as they battle for...

What a cool book! City of Gods, Hellenica is one of the coolest takes on Mythology/Religion that I've read in a LONG time. What if all the gods you've ever read about were real? Now imagine that they're tired of being passive and letting us...

Budgeting Doesn’t Have To Suck: Create Control, Love Your Budget & Have a Better Life by Jim Miller is a marvelous how-to-book for non-accountants. Organized into ten easily understood chapters, the book comes with a free downloadable budgeting Excel spreadsheet available at the author’s website....

The Odd Chick, by author Mary Esparza-Vela, is a truly delightful cute read. It is a wonderful addition to any collection for a very young audience as a bed time story. The story of Buki, the odd chick out, gives the adult readers reading it...

The Turtle Who Imagined is a children’s picture book by Mary Esparza-Vela. Kevin Collier provides illustrations alongside the tale, which centers on a young turtle who compares himself to the other animals he sees in the woods around him. At first, the turtle is envious...

In Just Hit the Damn Ball!: How to Stop Thinking and Play Your Best Golf, Dave Johnston writes an instructional manual that flies in the face of "conventional golfing wisdom." Based on Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), this book is much easier to understand than the concepts...

Spanners aren’t entirely different from humans. Oh sure, they have special powers, but they’re also very human in other ways, such as their desire for more power, greater control and eternal youth. The difference is that spanners have powers to help them reach these goals....

How to Make Friends with a Plant Eating Dinosaur: My Favorites Are the Herbivores by Andy Williams is a sweet little bedtime story about a small boy who likes plant eating dinosaurs. The boy has this fear that the carnivores might end up eating him...

Rachel Amphlett’s novel, White Gold (Dan Taylor), starts off when Sarah Edgewater’s ex-husband is murdered. An extremist organization, which will go to any lengths to protect their interests, has ordered the assassination. She turns to Dan Taylor, a geologist and former soldier. With the threat...