In the riveting novel, Winds of Freedom by Rebecca Carey Lyles, Kate and Mike Duncan battle extreme situations in an effort to save all that they care about. Together with Mike's widowed mother, Laura, they run a bison/guest ranch, Whispering Pines, in Wyoming. Kate's Aunt...

Rebecca Carey Lyles has joined with over thirteen other authors to create a wonderful collection of short stories in Passageways: A Short Story Collection. It appears that Rebecca carefully selected these authors because of how each story melds together. This is a great book for...

The Esoteric Path of Marriage: A Guide To Spiritual Enlightenment Through Relationship by Maha Brown and David Pan Brown is an engaging read which revolves around the importance of being in the right relationship. This will take one on a liberating path of spiritual enlightenment...

Welcome Back, Jack starts off with a bang when New Rhodes detective Jack LeClere is called to a grisly homicide scene. The shocking crime appears to be the hallmark of the South End Killer, but, worryingly for Jack, the murderer left Jack's name at the...

Supercharge Your Productivity by Chaiwat Theerasong begins with the mechanics of success, where principles like consistency in approach, thinking big etc are discussed. Keys to assign priority are then analyzed, followed by ways to get more from existing strengths. The need to develop a system...

In Convergence, a Christian fiction novel, Patrick Null takes us on a fascinating journey into the life of a young pastor. Evan lives with his wife Madison, and two children, twelve-year-old Penny, and nine-year-old Noah. Three years ago they lost their home to a fire,...

Warrior Kids: A Tale of New Camelot by Michael J. Bowler is the sixth novel in the series, but it can be read as a standalone. The Earth Warriors are back and this time they are trying to stop one of the most pressing matters;...

Midnight Lullaby: A Diggs and Solomon Thriller is a hard boiled supernatural mystery by author Jen Blood. The prequel to the Erin Solomon mystery Pentalogy, this novel sees our heroine Erin as a protégé investigator, when she first meets Daniel “Diggs” Diggins. Diggs becomes embroiled...

Whacking Happiness: A How-To Guide by JD Lovil is an uplifting book which gives excellent tips, techniques and advice for finding happiness. Happiness is not an emotion, it's a state of mind and, as the book progresses, the author throws more light for those readers...

The Museum: A Collection of Dark Poetry by Kristen Flood offers a series of spectacularly dark vignettes drawn from several sinister, dystopian museums where humans, deprived of place or purpose, are on display in the form of macabre experiments. In glass-walled cells, they try to...

Death Steppe: A World War II Novel by Judy Bruce is set in the western Soviet Union during Germany’s retreat. Elena Nevskaya is a Russian widow and a black marketeer serving as a medic on the front lines. She keeps her dissident side hidden. Then...

I absolutely loved Unwed (Volume 2) by Kay Chandler. It truly is a 1930s Southern Christian fiction romance. While this book can stand alone, I was happy to be reacquainted with Veezie from Volume 1’s Lunacy and fell in love with her all over again....

Lakeview Academy is a centuries-old boarding school on 300 mountain acres in Canada that started out for boys and now admits girls and boys for 8th through 12th grades. It also holds its own secrets and resident ghosts, or so the stories go. Leigh is...

Pearls: A Spiritual Journey by Ms. Barbara Lamping is a journaling-prompting devotional. There are 38 “devotionals” which are each broken into 4 parts: a prose story/reflection – usually from the author’s life - a poem written by Lamping, scripture passages to mediate on (with space...

Transformed: A Spiritual Journey by Lance Mosher is a profound and inspirational book that documents the important events of the author's life. This spiritual autobiography is peppered with events in life, topics of conversation, and dialogues that speak about the author's emotional and intellectual struggles....

There is a grave misconception that classical music is defined by Beethoven, Mozart and even Bach (although arguably Bach predated the true classical era). This confusion between the time period known as the classical era and the all-encompassing use of 'classical' to define music through...

In Return to Me by Taylor W. Law, the main character, Jill Edwards, is attractive and intelligent. The latter could be called into question when she chooses a path other than her usual toe-the-line daily routine. As she is left alone for longer periods, Jill...

Wow! I just finished reading Black Inked Pearl: A Girl's Quest by author Ruth Finnegan, and all I can say is "Wow!" It's written in a unique and creative style, one that at times blends poetry with prose. Follow the story of Kate, a girl...

The Big Lead (A Stella Reynolds Mystery Book 1) by Libby Kirsch is a newsworthy story of intrigue. Stella Reynolds arrives in Montana late at night, ready to start a new job at a tiny news station. Starting work in Bozeman as a new TV...

What would you do if you were an unwanted orphan living in an orphanage out of nightmares on an island that you cannot leave? In Sisters of Sorrow - A Novel of Magic, Madness and Survival by Axel Blackwell, a girl called Anna gets a...