Beyond Silent Cadence: As the Baffling Beat Goes On is a contemporary fiction novel written by Leisley M. Lantram. Christa's collegiate dreams of being an elementary school teacher were put on hold by life. She met her future husband in a class they both attended,...

As the title suggests, Randi M. Sherman’s novel, Caroline Starts Over, is about a woman who is poised to reclaim her life. Trapped for eighteen years in a loveless marriage, Caroline Matthews silently rejoices when her husband dies. Around twenty years ago, she led a...

Caroline is so disorganised that, according to one of her daughters ‘she couldn’t even organise a shopping list.’ She can’t even seem to make up her mind if she is a lesbian or bisexual. Yet she’s on trial for arranging the long-distance, cross-country assassination of...

A Step Beyond by Nancy M Bell is the story of what happens when Gort finds himself as another version of himself inside the legendary world of King Arthur. This happens when, in current real life, his abusive Uncle Daniel attacks him and Gort slides...

Finding Flipper Frank by Patrick M. Garry is a good story. When Walt Honerman’s uncle dies, he gets roped into driving his uncle’s friends, Izzy Dunleavy and Moira Kelly, cross-country from Montana to Maryland. Upon arriving in Crawfish Bay, Izzy is arrested and Moira tries...

When a paranormal investigator lets loose five fallen angels from Hell’s gate, it’s up to Sage and her allies to stop them before they bring total destruction to the world. One of the fallen angels, Meditrina, has plans of her own by becoming queen of...

Keith M. Melton’s Captain Cobbler: The Lincolnshire Uprising, 1536, is set in one of the most tumultuous times of King Henry VIII’s rule in England. As Chancellor Lord Cromwell abolishes monasteries throughout the Tudor kingdom and forces the King’s subjects to change their interpretation of...

Five Anti-Catholic Myths by Gerard M. Verschuuren examines the connection the Catholic Church has with slavery, the crusades, the Inquisition, Galileo, and the Holocaust. The author begins by examining slavery as it existed during the period of the Old Testament and how Jesus confronted this....

Hope: Newfound Clarity by Pat M. Kuras is a collection of poems that tells the story of a lesbian's alcoholic life. It is sad, moving, and very inspirational all at the same time. While a work of fiction, the poems read so vividly with emotion...

Navigating Your Relationship: A Voyage for Couples by H. Laurence Schwab M.F.T. is a practical, systemically oriented guide for couples to help in navigating the complex, often turbulent waters of intimate relationships. Like a boat, a couple needs to launch their life and, like a...

Jiggles is a very unusual little pig. This is quite a concern for his parents. While Mom, Dad and Jiggles' siblings all frolic in the mud to stay cool, Jiggles wants to run to the river to get clean. He refuses to play with everyone...

A baby owl is born and, like all newborns, this baby is very hungry. However, this baby owl, Ollie, never seems to outgrow his hunger and as he grows he eats more and more. His parents have a difficult time keeping up with the baby's...

I absolutely loved The Ant Who Can't - La Hormiga Que No Puede by A.M. Vela and Mary Esparza-Vela. The story is about an ant named Frita who is not very good at carrying food for her colony. One day when Frita’s colony is attacked...

Jon M Nelson has one distinct message that he wants readers of Brightness from the Shadows to get: we are all part of the human race. No man is lesser or greater and therefore what we can infer from this is that the wars we...

Violence and Humanity: A Saga by Aijalon M.G. is a true story about an American teacher who ends up in a remote jail in the dreaded Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. Aijalon Gomes’ childhood in Boston is a struggle with his sexuality, race, and spirituality....

Mary Jo is the kick butt kind of heroine I love; strong, tough, and able to hang with the guys for as long as it takes. Sometimes underestimated, she had a chip on her shoulder, but I think that makes for a really cool heroine....

In a sweet, sad, heartbreaking read, A Thirty-Something Girl, author Lisa Gott tells us the story of Hope. At the age of thirty, Hope has dealt with a lot of difficult things. She's lost a child, been divorced, and struggled mightily with finances. Thankfully, she...

The Abandoned Dog/El Perro Abandonado by A.M. Vela/Mary Esparza-Vela is an educational picture book that children and parents will both love and appreciate. The book tells a simple story about a boy who rescues a starving dog. It is a story about trust and love,...

The Seven Deadly Sins of Business Valuation: Entrepreneurs, Small Businesses & Government Guaranteed Lenders by Robert M. Clinger III, after a good introduction to the concept of valuation of a business, discusses the methods practically used by businesses for such calculations. This is the income...

Word to the Wise: The Power of Perception by Christopher M. Jones begins with an often encountered question: “What does it mean to be successful?” Examining the different aspects of success, such as achieving the correct and desired result of an attempt, he goes on...