The Harrison series, written and illustrated by Becky Howard, is the kind of series that brings joy to children of all ages. In an odd twist, Bible verses are featured at the corner of every other page, providing a somewhat scriptural and theological reflection on...

In The Devil’s Hour by Raymond Esposito, forty-year-old writer Samuel Drake lives alone in a decent-sized house in Fort Mercy, Florida. The inexplicable horror starts with a car accident on early Monday evening, when a woman named Claire and her daughter, Angie, struggle to run...

Patriot Priest: A Personal Perspective of History from WWI, WWII to the Vatican is a work of non-fiction in the historical biography and religious figures subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Patricia Daly-Lipe. As the...

Educating Angels: Teaching for the Pursuit of Happiness (Our National Conversation) by Tony Armstrong Ph.D reminds us that while we say to our children each is a gift and gifted, we then send them to a schools that seem to want to drill that uniqueness...

Figler: My Imaginary Friend, a children’s story written by Erica Taylor and illustrated by Mr. Piecrust, is a short children’s story that is reflective and a great precursor to a discussion about insecurities, self-identity and courage. Figler is the child’s imaginary friend according to the...

Imagine you have been told that you are a werewolf hybrid who is destined to fulfill a legendary prophecy. Now you begin an exciting adventure into a strange new world you never knew existed and have to trust your life to complete strangers and prepare...

Barbara Casey’s novel, The Gospel According to Prissy, is about prisons, both with and without bars. Laramie (Lara) is in her own private prison. A victim of an abusive relationship, she realizes that she must take desperate steps in order to survive. Warden Miriam Temple...

General consensus within the scientific community was that the North Korean weather satellite was dead on arrival in space and was promptly forgotten. But now the satellite has awakened and North Korea wastes no time in launching its secret space-based weapon against the United States....

Astrology and Interior Design: Unlocking the Secret to Your Personal Style at Home by Kita Marie Williams is a book on how to decorate your home taking as a starting point your Sun sign, your Ascendant sign as well as your Fourth House sign(s). The...

The sea is awash with blood. The Merwin Queen is dead and the Houses of Mervidia are in a frenzy over who should claim the Fangs. Tradition holds that the next ruler should be of divine lineage, a member of a dwindling line of seers....

In What's the Matter?, Renee Heiss and Gary A. Stewart bring to life something that is usually pretty boring: temperatures, the particles of matter, and other basic science tools. Ning, Ellie, and Priti are particles that are bent on saving their good friend Ice from...

In Behind the Teacher’s Desk by Chris Williams, readers follow Claire Hebert, a high school instructor, through the second term of a high school year. While Claire’s hours are filled with student requests, class preparation, instruction, hall duty, extracurricular activities, and more, she longs to...

Will and Diana Kincaid seem like your typical suburban couple. He is an accountant while she is a cop. Both of them fit in within their neighborhood, have made the acquaintance of their neighbors and even begun to develop friendships with others. But they have...

Confidence in Conflict for Everyday Life is a compact read from author Kathy Mangold. Most of us are, at times, confused by the reactions we get in social situations. What we intended to say or suggest is not necessarily taken in a positive light and...

To Hold The Sun is an inspirational self-help novel written by Chas Watkins. The narrator is an investigative journalist who has been going through hard times professionally. His carefully laid plans of becoming a prominent journalist have not come to pass, and he'd been wondering...

Beyond Blue by Austin Comacho is a clever mystery which just might turn into a series. Funded by an anonymous donor known only to the director of Beyond Blue Investigations, the organization seeks to help New York City police officers in trouble. Some have been...

Shades of Virtue by Jack Whitsel continues the Dragon Rising series started by Shadows of Kings. It is now two years later and forces of good and evil continue to battle for territories and the minds of humans. In the Hugue territory, a contest is...

Bleeding Gull: Look, Feel, Fly by Raed Anis Al-Jishi is a collection of poems exploring universal themes such as life, death and love as well as more contemporary ones like cancer and autism. The poems are short, fitting on one page, but the imagery and...

Losing St. Christopher: Book 2 in the Cherokee Series by David-Michael Harding is the second in a trilogy featuring the story of Chancellor Vann. As the book begins in the 1820s, Vann, son of a shaman, is the epitome of an acculturated Cherokee Indian, wise...

In Taming the Telomeres by Richard Shapiro, we meet Andrew Michaels, an attorney. A Hemispheres airplane crashes, killing his brother and sister-in-law; only his niece Amanda survives. Amanda has a mild brain injury leaving her with amnesia; she must wear a halo until her bones...