Let The Sad Thoughts Out by Chris Stead is a cute book that teaches children how to express their feelings. In the story, Jake is sad because he breaks a picture, gets upset at his mom, and fights with his sister. This makes Jake sad...

Manuela Blayne: A Life Apart is a work of fiction in the emotional drama, historical fiction and coming of age sub-genres, and was penned by author Mary Lou Cheatham. Written for adult audiences, this work does contain some potentially triggering content regarding sexual assault and...

In Golden Horizon by Nick Bohnet, Matt has recently returned home as he runs away from the memories of the death of his fiancee, Sophie. However, his return turns out to be much more than the quiet life he was expecting. He is having financial...

Heites, Sheites & Itites by John C. West is a superb collection of short stories divided into two parts: stories about religion and stories about the human tendency to develop superstitions, particularly with objects. There’s a lot going on in this collection and every story...

If The Art of Love (& Loathing) by Stephen Daniel Ruiz were an academic treatise, it might be called: A Study in Cynicism. But it is not. Nor, as might be suggested by this inauspicious opening, is it gratuitously heavy-handed in its mordacity. Quite the...

Reading Murder and Mayhem in Tropic Gardens by Jon Michael Miller is like watching your favorite action-packed movie with a ruggedly handsome lead actor who can handle a gun. Alan, who had bought a condo at Tropic Gardens, led a quiet life with patterns of...

Crime Conspiracy: A Buck Taylor Novel is a work of fiction in the crime, thriller, and suspense sub-genres, and was written by author Chuck Morgan. Written for adult audiences due to the inclusion of explicit language, scenes of a sexual nature, and scenes of moderate...

With false promises and devious methods, a prominent figure of an alien planet ensnares and enslaves those who follow him to earth in the riveting science fiction novel, Surviving Anstey (A Story of Love Through Time and Space) by Susan Hancock. With their world, Auriga,...

I’ll Have The Liver, Please! is a funny and adventurous story about Bradley Ross, who has an unending need to try every exotic and traditional dish found in various countries. The problem? His companion on these incredible travels, his plain chicken-breast loving wife, who is...

House of Seven is a satire on how life was in 1913 Mississippi. The central character, Beth DuBard, was a twenty-six-year-old spinster and writer, living with her parents and crotchety aunt, Miss Genie. An African-American couple, Trousdale and Rosa Linda Miller, lived in the same...

That Time in Havana is the first novel in the Valáiria Hernández Mystery series by Carolina Cositore. Valáiria, or Laira, is a social worker who comes from a very proud Cuban family. They are patriots who believe in equality for all. Criminal investigation is nothing...

Stocks, Bonds, and Taxes: A Comprehensive Handbook and Investment Guide for Everybody by Phillip Bruce Chute describes itself as a comprehensive handbook and investment guide for everybody. It is precisely that – comprehensive. The handbook style makes it an enjoyable casual read and an updated...

There are two questions asked by author Keon Lindsey: Why should we seek the Lord and what does seeking the Lord mean? In this thirty-day devotional study guide, Seeking the Lord: A 30 Day Start to Your Journey, you will be challenged on how to...

Loose Ends In Yokohama: A story of a man on a mission to make peace with his past is a work of fiction in the slice of life, interpersonal and introspective drama sub-genres, and was penned by author Alex Lund. Taking an authentic exploration of...

The Blue Snowflake: A Warm Winter Tale is written by Nayra Suarez Guimera and illustrated by Zaida Montes. During a snowy December day, all the little snowflakes were preparing to float softly to the ground below. The other snowflakes noticed that one of them...

Love Made Simple: A Guide to Inner Peace, Contentment, and Success by Juan Lee is an engaging and thought-provoking book that will help readers become the best version of themselves. It revolves around love. The tools in the book are good for readers to navigate...

In bizarre acts of terrorism, a priest, a rabbi, and a bishop, well-known for their caring attributes, turn on their followers, and only the son of Lucifer can stop the growing madness in the phenomenal supernatural novel, Devil's Day (A Nephilim Thriller Book 4) by...

The Empty Space is a work of fiction in the murder-mystery, suspense, and dramatic fiction sub-genres, and was penned by author Linda Watkins. Written as part of the Kate Pomeroy mystery series, we find ourselves deep in a new intrigue as the titular character has...

Daniel Scratch: A Story of Witchkind is a work of fiction in the fantasy, magic, and adventure sub-genres, and was penned by author Don Jones. Suitable for readers from the mature end of Middle-Grade fiction through to adult fans of coming of age fantasy, this...

In Media Madness by Joe Wisinski, we meet Dave Wilson, news assignment manager of WERI-TV in Erie, Pennsylvania. He goes home late from work one night and finds his wife Debbie murdered; blunt force trauma to the head. With Dave emotionally crushed, investigators show up...