The Wild Horses of Hiroshima is a novel by Paul Xylinides. The United State's dropping of an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima left thousands of families in ruins. Myeko's family is one of many who did not survive. She trudges alone through...

The Trouble With Peer Pressure: A Simple "My ADHD Story" for Young Teens by Darlene R. Wood is an adolescent educational book aiding with understanding the condition, and the concept of living life with ADHD. Join a young boy as he learns, develops, and is...

Rescued: A Tale of Two Dogs by Birgit Stubblefield and Debra Wagner tells the story of two women and their experiences raising dogs they rescued. Birgit Stubblefield tells the story of Harper, a Pyrenees/Lab mix. Harper became a part of Birgit's family at 10 weeks...

Dynamic Parts: A Collection of Poems is the work of Matthew Ryan Defibaugh. It comprises poetry and verse he's written since he was a young adult. In his introduction, he discusses an early diagnosis of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, which left him confined to a wheelchair...

Wow. Just, wow. That’s all I can say after finishing reading The Red Road: A Novel by author Jenni Wiltz. In this great addition to the field of literary fiction, we meet young Emma, a smart girl with big dreams. Her family life is stressful,...

Wind Catcher: A Chosen Novel is a young adult fantasy novel written by Jeff Altabef and Erynn Altabef. Juliet Stone feels like she's being torn in two different directions. Her mother, a successful Native American lawyer, has enrolled her in an exclusive preparatory academy, Bartens....

The Wishing Coin by Antara Man is a marvelously written story about Julia Preston, an aspiring television reporter with visions of hosting her network’s top rated show called “The Screw.” She loses out to a younger star. To make matters worse, it’s her rival Jennifer...

Nothing Left To Burn: A Story of Alzheimer’s by Dr. Karen Pirnot is the story of a loved one slowly fading away. Charlie was a brilliant man; he had practiced counseling psychology and taught doctoral students at the University in Iowa. After moving to Florida,...

Once Upon Two Kingdoms: A Royal Romance is a young adult romantic fantasy written by Anna del C. Dye. A number of years ago, the rulers of two neighboring countries, Bella Vista and Trebolett, made an agreement that their children would marry when they came...

Days of the Giants: A Novel by RJ Petrella is set in the medical world of Boston in the 1990s. Slater Barnes is an intern at the Boston City Hospital, one of the most demanding medical arenas anywhere. The hospital needs a face lift desperately...

World War I had a very complicated history, but there was one man – a fictional character – who stumbled into at least half of the important battles of the war. That man is Peter Kovacs, correspondent for the New York Evening Post and hero...

Carried by Grace: A Guide for Mothers of Victims of Sexual Abuse by Debra L. Butterfield is an uplifting book that will reiterate one's faith in God and His presence in everyone's life. The book revolves around the emotional suffering of a child who has...

“My hope is that by opening up a little about my life and NDE, others will discover the empowering tools of tolerance, open-mindedness, love and lose fear of this world: life and death.” Time to Believe: A Life and a Near-Death Experience is a real...

Journeys of Lightheartedness: A Tale of Travel & Discovery is a collection of travel essays written by Richard Moore. The author shares his experiences in Europe, New York, the south and Wisconsin. The reader first gets a traveler's view of Paris, a city the author...

Bernard Foong (pen-name Young) has spent a number of years as a male companion to several different men and it has been more than enjoyable for him. In fact, his entire life and his experiences are making a big difference to the rest of his...

Streets of Mayhem is right — somebody's lighting Dallas up one bomb at a time. And Booker T. Adams, a thirty-one-year-old Dallas cop whose career is going nowhere, is the one to stop it. But Booker has "issues" — police abuse, corruption, and racism. Booker...

Booker's at it again in Tap That. This time, author John W. Mefford has him investigating the Dallas murder — almost before his very eyes — of Courtney Johnson, a young musical theatre star. The arts community is understandably shocked, particularly when another performer is...

Sustainable Happiness by Steve Schermer and John Woods begins with a question, What is so good about being happier? After a short exploration to understand the source of happiness, the authors examine the ways to attain and maintain happiness, closely followed by a discussion about...

Experiencing a well balanced life is crucial for one’s quality of life. In Race Stronger Live Longer! A Physician's Guide to Wellness for Athletes by Mark E. Song, M.D., the author takes exercising to another level. Dr. Mark E. Song is an emergency physician...

I Trusted You: A Shocking True Story by Pierre D. Chambers is an honest and heart rending memoir which exposes the life of a child who has gone through abuse that exists at all levels of society. The author shares his story through the eyes...