Talking Tales: A Llama Stole My Flashlight by Erica Graham is a fun and educational picture book for young children. A young girl named Molly is getting ready for a camping trip with her Uncle Leon. Whilst checking things off the list, Uncle Leon notices...

When children help others, they develop their self-esteem, learn to be organized, acquire better habits, work as a team, and become empathetic and responsible. It’s never too early or too late to help, and Compassionate Kids: A Children's Book About Kindness and Love illustrates this....

Ever since they met, Lilly and Billy were best friends. Their friendship grew stronger every day, and they did everything together. One day during class, the teacher introduced her group to a new classmate called Oliver. This made Lilly remember how lonely she felt before...

Richard Wickliffe's 20,000 Kilos Under the Sea: A Modern Retelling of the Jules Verne Classic is a thriller that fans of Deep Fathom by James Rollins will adore. An exiled former Soviet Captain, Nikto uses a stolen submarine to prey on his enemies and to...

META Game On by Xander Black follows Cyrus and Everett through their adventures in an immersive online game set in “Brith”. Everett has just lost his job at Arctik Studios, and the gamers decide to utilize Everett’s insider knowledge to retrieve the Tome of Leto....

The Unquiet Genius: A Classic World War II Spy Thriller (A Conor Thorn Novel Book 3) by Glenn Dyer is a riveting espionage thriller that would appeal most to a mixed audience of young adults and adults who enjoyed the previous books in the Conor...

All the Pretty Roses: A Tale of Bittersweet Love and Betrayal by Sarah J. Heidelberg follows the story of Mercedes and her experiences with love and betrayal in college. Her father warned her about things like this but of course, what child listens to their...

In Search of Beira's Hammer: A Fantasy Novella by Kristina Young reveals that Scarlet is not happy with the landscape around Berlin where she lives as she considers it to be a bit boring. She decides to find the famous hammer of Goddess Beira. This...

Nothing hurts more than living with the hope that one day you will reunite with a loved one who disappeared, simply because you believe they are somewhere out there in the world. It hurts even more when the flame of hope is blown out by...

Dismantling Dispensationalism is 'a guide to better understanding the Last Days and the End Times' by Dr. Robert S. Morley. It is aimed at giving readers a better understanding of the end times in which we have been living since Christ. He covers several topics...

Women in eighteenth-century Paris were subjected to a level of discrimination we’d never accept in the twenty-first century. Adelaide Labille-Guiard was no exception. She married young, but her passion wasn’t her husband; it was rather her painting. This created a volatile relationship, one that she...

Magic is just something for which you have not found a rational explanation. At least that is the motto of Calec of the Woods, the main character in R.M. Schultz's Knights, Necromancers, and Murder. A shadow lurks in Red Pike’s Landing, a town where a...

Breaking Free from the Ego: A Course in Finding and Freeing Yourself by Trina Carroll-Houk should not be read as one would typically read a novel. Take your time and pace yourself, using the learning opportunities to practice and contemplate. It provides time to reflect...

Finley Greene had worked hard for this day. In Even Better Than the Real Thing: A Romantic Comedy by Melanie Summers, Finley has an interview with Dr. Daniella Beauchamp, who is the most sought-after advisor at England’s Carlyle Institute of Art. It’s a guarantee that...

To read a novel by Thomas Holland is to come away impressed by so many things that it's almost hard to know where to start. Was it the plot of Grind Slowly, Grind Small that kept me turning the pages long into the night? Was...

Grim, dark, and emotional, The Orientation of Dylan Woodger: A Central New York Crime Story by Chiuba Obele is an immersive mystery tale from start to finish. Told from the point of view of the protagonist, Dylan Woodger, he immediately reveals in the first chapter...

Writ Reveal: A Clayton Haley Novel by Ethan T. Burroughs is the second installment in a series. It is an action-packed historical work set in the Middle East. Clayton Haley is back as a United States foreign service officer assigned to the embassy in...

Liam is a hotshot wildfire fighter with an injury that has caused his career to end a little earlier than expected. Missing the camaraderie with his fellow firefighters, his thoughts turn to his brother who died when he was young. He receives a call informing...

In Drew Davis' Murder On The Bayou: A Tom Hill Novel, the central figure Tom Hill is a man with distinctly different sides. A prominent mob boss doing his best to keep his territory working smoothly under his benevolent control on one hand, and on...

Cats' Eye View of Being Green: A Rhyming Book about Sustainable Living is the story of a group of cats who come together to talk. They are concerned that people are now polluting the environment. The problem is that many people do not realize the...