Off Our Chests: A Candid Tour Through the World of Cancer, by Liza Marshall and Dr. John Marshall, is an intimate, honest memoir and self-help book about what it's like to have cancer. Featured in The Washington Post's 10 Books to Read in May 2021,...

Vibrant: A Groundbreaking Program to Get Energized, Own Your Health, and Glow, by Stacie Stephenson, is the fresh, motivational guide you need to make a new start on the new you. Coming from the philosophy that we can control much of our health just by...

Peg Conway, the author of The Art of Reassembly: A Memoir of Early Mother Loss and Aftergrief, lost her mother at a very young age, and the impact of this loss continued to shape her life for many years. It meant shouldering adult responsibilities while...

The Caregiver's Journey: A Roadmap for Navigating Your Path, by Pamela S. Showalter and Raylene Bell, is a powerful and poignant guide to managing your caregiving role in the best way possible. The authors put forth their thoughts, feelings, experiences, and advice in a way...

Katina Rankin is an Emmy-nominated journalist. Her story about how she came to write The Peace Drum: A Kofi Tale is an important part of the tale itself. Katina is used to listening to the voice of God. She called off her wedding and quit...

Writing a novel based on your favorite albums and musical artist is no easy feat, but JL Civi has successfully created such a labor of love in L Extreme: A Novel Based on the Songs of Benji Hughes. At the heart of the story is...

An exegesis is “an explanation or critical interpretation of a text,” as defined by the Merriam-Webster dictionary. In June Raleigh’s nonfiction work titled Sweet Mystery of Life: A Judeo-Christian Exegesis, the connections between Judaism’s Old Testament and Christianity’s New Testament are described. The text is...

Tea, Scones, and Malaria: A Memoir of Growing up in Africa by Katlynn Brooke is a delightful look at life in Rhodesia as a white child growing up both before and after the UDI (Unilateral Declaration of Independence). Seen through the eyes of an innocent...

Traitors for the Sake of Humanity: A Novel of the German Resistance to Hitler by Helena P. Schrader is a well-researched, historical novel that tells the story of the few brave people who opposed Hitler. The story follows a cast of interesting characters from different...

The Wages of Sin: A Swift River Inspirational Story, by Jim Overturf, is a compelling Christian romance with suspense and heart. This satisfying story opens with the main character Angie Prescotte's stolen Porsche but develops into an intriguing plot with depth and character. It explores...

Catnapped is a work of fiction in the urban fantasy, adventure, and romantic drama subgenres, and was penned by author R. J. Blain. The work is intended for the general reading audience and is subtitled ‘A Magical Romantic Comedy (with a body count)’, which sums...

Cali is a high school student that can't seem to find a reason to care. Her parents are divorced, her mother is tied up in a "positive thinking" pyramid scheme, her father is embroiled in affairs of the heart and questionable legality, her brother is...

Sloan the Sloth is back to unravel the story behind the mask that turns him into a superhero ninja sloth. The story takes the young reader through the history of the magical mask that wields superpowers if worn by the right kind of animal. In...

A medium whose abilities are on the fritz must rely on her determination and detecting skills to uncover a mystery and find a potentially endangered organ recipient in the sensational sleuth mystery, Devil and the Fool (A JJ Gilbert Mystery) by Linda M. Williams. Returning...

In 1920, retired military doctor Cole Sterling and his fiancee, Aurora, visited Antwerp to see the Olympics. The couple encountered Aurora’s ex-husband, Marie-Henri Cartan, who killed her and disappeared. Cole swore vengeance and nursed his wounds while hoping for the right opportunity. Twenty-two years later,...

One Family: Indivisible: A Spiritual Memoir by Steven Greenebaum follows the lifelong journey of a man born into a Jewish family who became an Interfaith minister while still walking the path of Judaism. In an engaging account of the events, people, challenges, and tragedies that...

Rone Isa: A Dystopian Sci-Fi Novel by Robin Murarka explores the possibility of what could take place if an AI becomes too intelligent and prophetic. In a future city-state called Agnus Sistra IV, political and social unrest continues despite its efforts in establishing itself as...

Margaret Rodenberg's Finding Napoleon is a lush, fictional look at Napoleon Bonaparte and his lover, Albine de Montholon. Rodenberg's historical novel examines Napoleon's life after his defeat at Waterloo through life in exile on the island of St. Helena. Napoleon, the regal emperor...

The Husband Plot: A Marriage of Convenience is a historical romance by Katherine Grant. Lisbeth Dawes marries Adrian Hathorne to end gossip after being jilted at the altar. Adrian, on the other hand, needs a wife to inherit his father’s Jamaican estate. He’s aware of...

Life is funny. Throughout the ebbs and flows, there are ups and downs, good and bad. As you are walking through your journey, this is the time to discover who you really are. Sad, loving, depressed, or forgiving. Everything that surrounds us challenges our reactions...