The Reluctant Bully (A Smoochie Family Story) by Gary Rivera is the sequel to The Lunch Money Treasure and continues the adventures of Lynn, a young girl affectionately known as Smoochie. The story picks up where the first book left off, but primarily focuses on...

The Flowers in Grandma’s Garden: A Bailey and Buttons Story by Dr. Julie McDonnell, EdD, is a heartwarming tale that beautifully captures the journey of self-discovery and acceptance through the eyes of a young girl named Bailey. Illustrated by Clarice Diamantino, the book combines vibrant...

In The Quest For Freedom by Matthew Devitt, six species inhabit planet Affer: humans, demons, angels, elves, the dammed, and the hybrids. All the species coexisted in peace, but after a while, the other five species attacked the humans and enslaved them. Hundreds of years...

The Convergence Chronicles: Cyber Inference by Eric Yocam is about Cy Quinn, a cyber quantum researcher who, along with his team, JT and Tari, is working on an AI project. The team seems to be making great progress in artificial consciousness as they create Ramsey...

The Last Lap by A.K. McBalls is a satirical and absurd tale set in Winklebutty, a peculiar village home to The Last Lap, a retirement home for ex-racing whippets and troublesome porcupines. Run by Angeli Cup, a former jockey, the sanctuary falls into debt and...

Sometimes in life, we feel like we're all alone. Problems seem so big that we start to think there's no way out. However, in adversity, we can be sure that God is always taking care of us. He puts obstacles in our way so our...

Upon opening Paul Kaplan's The Thingy That’s Stringy (and Other Ridiculous Poems), young readers enter a playful world of everyday moments and familiar objects that turn into ridiculously silly rhymes. This book is full of short poems that bounce quickly from deli counters selling laughs...

In "The Ring, The Bomb, and the Word," a trio of agents from the RU, Religious Unit, part of the Anti-Terrorism Task Force of Homeland security, are stretched almost to the breaking point stopping attack after attack. But, are these seemingly unrelated small terror attacks...

"The Roman, the Twelve and the King" is the second book in Jenny L. Cote’s 'Epic Order of the Seven Series' for children. It is a story about a wonderful team of animals that God created and they are about to go out on a...

There have been many books written on Islam, so why another one? This book offers so much on Islam and its valuable information is the reason author Erwin Lutzer writes another Islam book. Dr. Samuel Naaman of Moody Bible Institute, who was born in Pakistan...

The Loved, the Lost, and the Dreaming, by Michelle Browne, is an exploration of what it means to fear. Her horror anthology takes readers to vastly different landscapes and societies. In The Underlighters, the first story in the collection, and easily a stand-alone novel, Earth’s...

The Light at the Center of the Universe by JF Anstead is a series of three short stories. The first, The Pearl, is about two sisters who share dreams. In the dreams, they are able to communicate and learn about the pearl, which they...

Wow! What a thrill ride I was on when I read The Knights of the Cold War and the Road to Bin Laden by Peter Shadowhawk. Politics, intrigue, dishonesty, betrayal, action and adventure; this book has all the makings of an epic read. And epic...

The Willow At The Edge Of The Wood by Tim DeFelice is a whimsical storybook for kids that will enchant and captivate them. The story revolves around the friendship between Master Cardinal and Sir Robin. They try to find out the answer to a question...

K.C. Finn's long awaited fourth installment of the Shadeborn series is finally here. As its predecessor, Book 4 contains two novellas; The Shadow Of Light and The Seer And The Prince. How many more secrets we can discover about the House of Novel? Apparently after...

Journey back to a historical time with pirate lore, Regency romance, rules of court, and proper society. Brinn Fairchild hates it all, she doesn't want to be presented at court, attend balls, and act like she doesn't have a brain. Of course her mother doesn't...

The Little Old Man, the Little Old Woman, and the Little Red Hen is a children’s book written by David L. Roper and illustrated by Kara Mitchell. Every single day, the little red hen proudly provides the little old man and little old woman...

The Hand in the Back of the Room (Connecting School Work to Real Life) by Dr. Byron L Ernest is a non-fiction education book that would appeal most to a mixed audience of young adults and adults who are or have an interest in the...

The Pink Dog Chronicles from The Tavern of The Divine: Your Invitation to a Stress-Free Peaceful Mind, Volume 1 is a collection of inspirational poetry written by Sharon Mounu Riddell and The Pink Dog. Mounu invites her readers to partake of the vintages to be...

Dave Duncan takes the reader on a fascinating journey in The Eye of Strife. When a mythical cyborg eye disappears, a series of unique characters add to the tale of its fame and disappearance. The god seeking this emblem of power is sure that one...