The Desk in the Sky is a book of anecdotes written by Johanna LaFiandra, Ed.D. Making learning fun for her students had always been one of Dr. LaFiandra’s chief priorities, as a child that enjoys being at school and enjoys learning is one who retains...

The Mystery of the Lightning-God by K. Mafikeng is a fun read harking back to Nancy Drew. The style is similar to that of the famous sleuth. The way Elena Crawford conducts herself and often vocalizes her thoughts is reminiscent of Nancy Drew. The protagonist...

Audrey is a bloodhound. That means lots of slobber – everywhere. But it also means a good nose and it’s that nose that brought her to Alice, newly widowed and needing someone nearby to love. Audrey, obviously abused in her previous home, was Alice’s rescue...

"The essence of good leadership is not activities or behavior." These are the sagacious words of author Kelly Odell in The Human Way: The Ten Commandments for (Im)Perfect Leaders. Odell has been practicing his people-centered brand of management for over 20 years for European-based...

The Legend of the Three Roses is the first book in The Three Roses Trilogy by Jason Hubbard. Just a fair warning: if you read volume 1, you will want to read the other books, too, unless you don't like fantasy/adventure novels, then this isn't...

The Absurd Adventures of Monkey, Puppy, and Lion: The Day of the Closed Door Conspiracy is an action and adventure tale for children written by Nick Stockton. In his About the Series section of the book, Stockton reveals the genesis of his continued tales about...

The Day of the Summertime Blues by Nick Stockton is a story in The Absurd Adventures of Monkey, Puppy, and Lion series. Pete’s dad happens to be home after he catches a terrible cold. The day starts dreadfully with alarms ringing, which ultimately leave his...

The Boy in the Suitcase: The Concealing Sea, Book 1 is a novel of suspense written by N.V. Baker. Lena Albright was no stranger to the concept of ending one’s life; indeed, she had made several foolish attempts when she was still a child. The...

The Law of Storms is a true to life historical account by author Joan Martelli which delivers the true story of the RMS Rhone and the Great Virgin Islands hurricane of 1867. This prose-style account of real events brings to life the moments after a...

The Way of the Warrior Mama: The Guide To Protecting And Raising Strong Daughters by Sally Clark is an insightful and helpful read to all mothers out there when it comes to protecting their daughters from sexual abuse and trauma. The tips in the book...

Laurel loves plants: flowers, trees, vegetables, even weeds. Her mother hates anything that grows in the dirt. Or so she leads Laurel to believe. That was before things became rather strange. Before Laurel’s home, the apartment she shares with her mother, turns into a jungle,...

The Seer: The Other Side of Red is a work of urban fantasy fiction written by author A.R. Curtis. Focusing on the darker side of the modern fantasy genre, our story follows heroine Emily Hunts as she is chosen to develop her powers of sorcery....

The Woman in the Tree: The True Story of Camelot by Natasha D. Lane follows the adventures of Gwynevere with a unique spin on the tale of Camelot. Robin isn't the same queen known from the legends of Arthur. She hates to be called Gwynevere...

The Eagle & The Forest (The Earth-Watchers Series Book 4) by Lester Ferguson is a fascinating story that will take readers back to the summer of 1987 along with Sebastian Eisenhower II in search of his missing mother Cecily, and two fellow Earth-Watchers, Hansel and...

I was surprised when I found out that The Senator’s Son is Charles Oldham’s first book. His reconstruction of a century-old cold case is so wide-ranging that it can be compared to the work of a seasoned historian. The Senator’s Son is what every historical...

The Boy Who Dreamt the World by Jethro Punter is the first book in The Daydreamer Chronicles. Adam is no stranger to daydreaming and how it gets him into trouble for drifting off during class. Now, he’s told that it’s his greatest power. When his...

The Last City of the Dwarves is a work of truly epic fantasy fiction penned by author Neil Port, and it forms the seventh and final book of the epic series The Paladin Chronicles. In this last installment, many interweaving plotlines are spun together towards...

The Perillous Journey of Whomus In The Garden Of Uter: The Dawn Of Life is a short work of dramatic fiction set in the biological and magical realism genre, and was penned by author Daniel Faustin. Written as a conceptual and thought-provoking piece that mirrors...

The Binding of the Three Roses is a work of fantasy fiction in a quest style subgenre and was penned by author Jason Hubbard. Written for mature audiences due to the presence of some explicit language, sexual situations and graphic violence, this novel brings The...

The Biggest Hole in the Iron Curtain: The Batizy Story by Levente Batizy is the story of the Batizy family as they traveled from Hungary to America, chasing the American Dream. Once part of European nobility, the Batizy family lost it all when communism took...