Just the Way He Walked: A Mother's Story of Healing and Hope by Kathleen Pooler is a heartbreaking, heartwarming story of a woman who has to deal with divorce, illness, and her beloved son's addiction. It is one of the most beautiful stories of a...

Who Was Joseph Pulitzer? by Terrence Crimmins is historical fiction, yet serves as a pretty good biography of the father of contemporary journalism as well. Mr. Crimmins lays out a nice road map and timeline that covers the great man’s ascent from a tall, skinny...

Preying In Iran: A Tapestry of Wounds by Eric Wentz is a compelling story that features strong themes and exceptional characters. This is a novel that centers on a strong protagonist, LCDR Grant Chisolm, a character on a mission to dismantle the drug and human...

Hearts Eclipsed is L. C. Son’s companion novel to Beautiful Nightmare (Book One), providing an account from the perspectives of Dalcour and Jackson as they each strive to win the heart of their true love Damina Nicaud. This is an eternal love triangle, flared into...

Stand Up, Fight Back: A Story about Being Bullied by Jeremy M Burke explores the reality of bullying, a painful one that causes a lot of suffering to school children. In this nonfiction narrative, the author shares the painful memories of 4th Grade and the...

Hexed in Texas: A Humorous Fantasy by Kathy Burford is the first book in the Baba Yaga Chronicles. Baba Yaga has her mind set on making her way to Texas and, with the use of her magic mirror, she has the perfect means of travel....

Get your passport ready! As you embark on your journey by reading China Through the Eyes of Her Students, you will enter China and see this country not through the eyes of a tourist, but through the eyes of the Chinese people. DM Coffman has...

Tru Untrue by Rachelle Jones Smith is a novel that explores strong social issues, identity, and self-acceptance while navigating the relationship between two strange characters. Tru doesn’t have a very happy past. Transferred midterm, all he wants is to complete his community service. He appears...

It was the spring of 1822 and Doctor Aubrey Waycross was called to Lawrenceville, Georgia. The mayor personally wrote to him about a case of rabies and was afraid that it might spread in his town. Waycross spent most of his money just to get...

A family of Unicorns lived in a giant mushroom. It was located on the magical hillside of Fairy Cornville. Papa Unicorn loved reading when he was not working and Mama Unicorn baked the best cookies and donuts. Their daughter Uwi Unicorn loved donuts. There...

Return to Sender is a work of contemporary romance penned by author Jennifer Peel and forms the first novel of the Pine Falls series. In this introductory installment to the collection, we meet protagonist Ariana Stanton, whose views on life, men, and romance have been...

In Run From Love by Teddy Cat Hester, Scarlett had a six-month rule when dating that she followed with every man she dated. It kept her from making a long-term commitment and forming any close bonds. Then along came Nick, who threatened to change all...

French Like Moi: A Midwesterner in Paris is a work of non-fiction in the genre of travel writing, and was penned by author Scott Dominic Carpenter. In this interesting work of cross-cultural observation and enjoyable travelogue-style depictions, we focus in with our author on what...

Out of the Fog: A Hungarian Baptist's Personal Memoir of Immigration, Conversion, and Success in America is a work of non-fiction written in an autobiographical style, and was penned by author Edwin Lucas Kautz. Following the fascinating life story and cultural adjustments of the work’s...

The Clean Body by Peter Ward charts the history of personal cleanliness in the western world from the seventeenth century on, and it takes us through the homes and bathhouses of France, Germany, Italy, England, Austria, and North America. We know that today’s often excessive...

The Way You Burn is a work of fiction in the new adult drama genre and was penned by author Christine Meade. Accessible to readers of all sensitivities thanks to its moderation of scenes of violence, language and some sexual references, this is a slow-burning...

The Old Gilt Clock by Paulette Mahurin chronicles the life of Dutch resistance fighter Willem Arondeus. The novel begins with his experiences through childhood, including the abuse he faced from his alcoholic father. Realizing at a young age that he was homosexual, Willem never shies...

Grouper's Laws: A 1960s Tale of High School Highjinks and Romance by D. Philip Miller is a coming-of-age story about a young man on the brink of adulthood. He finds out that life is not going to get easier, but it can be fun if...

In this collection of short stories, Thaine Chase stirs some emotion and brings an occasional smile of satisfaction. Old Joe: An aged veteran dies rescuing school children from terrorists. Greggie, a seventeen-year-old kid and his partner guard a bare Korean hill. Below, he sees an...

Catnips: A Book of Haiku on Cats by Joseph Gustafson is a gorgeous offering that will delight cat lovers. The reader immediately notices the observant style and the author’s ability to capture interesting moments, postures, attitudes, and reflexes of our feline friends with a few...