Marketing Your Book Using the Internet by Cheri Powell is a must-have reference tool. Anyone thinking of publishing a book, or who wants to market a book that they have already published, needs to read this book. It's easy to see that Cheri Powell has...

Soul of the Eagle: A Chaplain Assistant's Recollection of the Vietnam War by Philip V. Bulone begins in 1967, when he joins the 101 Airborne Division Chaplain Unit of a well known group, notable as a rapid reaction force since the invasion of Normandy. After...

The Layman Who Knew Too Much by Loyd West gives the author’s impressions and experiences in the church, having been an elder for three years and a member for many, many years. Beginning with an overview of what to expect, Loyd dives into his childhood...

Transplanted by Christine Alexanians is a rich novel that allows you to invest yourself in someone else’s life and drama. The novel revolves around Nastia, a maid in the house of the aristocrats. Her life is turned upside down when the people she works for...

The Ramblings of an Old Man: A Composite of Articles, Short Stories and Recipes by Chef Cal Kraft is a composite of memories in the form of letters, stories and recipes centering on the life of Chef Cal Kraft who lives in Danbury Forest. Initially,...

In The Warmest Winter by Greatest Poet Alive, a well-known doctor, Dr. Miles Livingston, is the prime suspect in the murders of his wife and his two girls. They were killed in their own home in a brutal murder. Miles asks his attorney friend James...

The Black Swans: A Tale of the Antrim Cycle by N.W. Moors is a fascinating book that revolves around Taisie MacDonnell and Conn McLaren. Taisie is excited when a Celtic music group moves to her town of Antrim. Her Irish grandparents bring her up with...

On the Brink: A Trio of Genres by Philip Fitzell contains three stories in different genres about a monk (science fiction), a seamstress (fantasy) and a school teacher (horror). In Chapter and Verse, Brother Clay, a diminutive monk, sits for endless hours alone in front...

In this fast-paced modern world, one of the biggest challenges to finding inner peace is to find a place where the hustle and bustle stops and real solitude is possible – sadly, we live in a culture where, all too often, silence exists only to...

Revelations: A Tale of Eldritch Horror, the debut novel by Kevin Wright, is a darkly fantastic read worthy of the time it takes to plow through. Meet Peter Poole, our hero, although most would first suspect him of being a zero. He’s a new and...

No one knew whether the miracles in Sutton, Massachusetts, were happening because of the Shafer miracle trees, but Papa Shafer believed they did and only to people who bought one of their Christmas trees. He only sold the trees to people who believed, people who...

Jack Bannister performed his usual routine; he got his coffee and his daily newspaper, but no one noticed that today he did something different - he committed suicide. As he began to fall backward into the water, he was taking pictures with his camera of...

Gravity’s Embrace: A True, Unsolved Mystery Surrounding an Alaskan Pilot by Cynthia ‘Cindy’ Young Fackrell is a true story about her younger brother, Timothy Young, a 32-year-old pilot who’s missing for 10 months after a visit with her family at their home on Eielson Air...

I am so glad that I read Axiom: A Jar for Tog. Long having been interested in history and mythology and the way the two intersect, I viewed William Fleck's approach to the mysteries of the pyramids with hopeful curiosity, as I am always game...

Cuba, Adios: A Young Man's Journey to Freedom by Lorenzo Pablo Martinez is a heartwarming memoir that revolves around the author's life story. Lorenzo Pablo Martinez was one of the kids who was airlifted to escape the communist regime of Castro. It came to be...

Detective Wade Jackson investigates the death of a colleague in Wrongful Death, part of the Detective Jackson Mystery series by L.J. Sellers. Two mentally challenged brothers, seen with Officer Dan Thompson after he distributed supplies to the homeless camp, are the prime suspects. The case...

I just finished reading Collision, a short story by David Podlipny, and all I can say is ‘Whoa!’ This creepy little tale will definitely stay with me for a while, that’s for sure. The story follows an unnamed man as he deals with the aftermath...

From New York to the Smokies: A Collection of Sam Jenkins Mysteries by Wayne Zurl is a series of short stories that covers more than 40 years in Sam's life. The first story starts in 1963 with Sam as a teenager. With his girlfriend and...

Dawn Ambler and his mate, Poema, are two simple sheep who have the opportunity to take part in the second most important fight of the young church in Sheep Farm: A Tale of the Kingdom by Tyrone Flanagan. With deep seated beliefs and a strong...

Oh God. It Hurts! is a realistic and honest look into traumatic life situations. John Allen Thornton tackles the hard questions of life regarding pain. Pain and suffering come in all shapes and sizes; pain is individualized and can result from good intentions. Pain is...