Legends of the Circle, the prequel in the Circle Series by Stephen J. Galgon, is a fine illustration of many possible conflicts that a good storyteller can put into a story. Picture this: You are given the opportunity to have what you want: money, power,...

Keeper of the Mirror: The Portly Lady is the second book in the Keeper of the Mirror series by Theresa Nellis. Thirteen-year-old Peter is desperate to bring his father, Bael, back from the prison in the Outer World. Embracing his new dark elf identity, Peter...

It is amazing who you can meet on an airplane and what the result of such an encounter might be. Such is the case in Adventures of the Moment: The Writer's Collector's Edition by Golden November, where a man named Gannon serendipitously meets Electra, a...

Promise of the Visitor is book three of David Gittlin's Silver Sphere series. After saving the world once more in book two, Jacob and Amy returned to Jeffrey/Jack's beach house to unwind. Things got complicated rather fast and now Earth's saviors have an unconscious body...

Who could live with the pain of losing their only daughter to a mysterious murderer? Who would be at peace with the fact that the person responsible for their daughter’s demise was never apprehended? Certainly not Margaret Elizabeth’s parents. A decade had passed since Margaret...

April Holthaus continues the Protectors Of The Crown series with Heart of the Highlands: The Dragon. The setting starts in the Scottish Highlands in the year 1537. Leland Mackay and Lady Keira are standing vigilant beside an incapacitated Ian Mackay. Fearing for her sisters in...

Children must understand that making mistakes is normal and important for growth and development. In the children's illustrated book, Jake the Ape's Growth Mindset Affirmations: The Mindset School Series by Heather Lyn Davis, your child will learn that just because they make a mistake it...

In When Your Hand is in the Lion's Mouth, Nita Whitaker recounts her father Green Whitaker's life and his core values of family, hard work, and faith. Despite the unimaginable pain of his wife's passing, Green remained devoted to his children with total resilience and...

Tales From the Cold War: The U.S. Army in West Germany, 1960 to 1975 chronicles the experiences of Michael D. Mahler. He recounts his sojourns in Germany not too long after World War II ended and the Allies occupied the western regions of Germany, but...

Introducing Sai the Peacock: The Unique Beak by Estani Frizzell is a heartwarming children's picture book about a beautiful peacock who loves to sing. Unfortunately for Sai Peacock, no one likes his voice, not even his own mother. His family thinks his beak is too...

Dead in the Water by Mark Ellis is a crime thriller set in 1942, where DCI Frank Merlin faces numerous challenges as he investigates crimes committed by American soldiers in London. The United States military's autonomous governance hinders his progress. A series of murders occur,...

Crosby the Not-So-Snappy Crocodile is a picture book in the animal adventure subgenre and forms part of the Bit Different Collection of stories. The work is for young readers, accompanied and newly independent, and was penned by author Joanne Moore with lively illustrations provided by...

Beyond the Mountains: The William Stewart Saga by Peter Clarke is a historical novel set in colonial Australia and revolves around a gold prospector named William Stewart. This installment was preceded by An Ocean Away and Gold Rush. William is Irish by birth and is...

Crisis In the West: The Attempt to Destroy Christian Civilization is a work of non-fiction focused on history and religion. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Gerald Rahelich. In this epic tome that does exactly what it...

Ark of the Apocalypse is a work of fiction in the science fiction and fantasy subgenres and it forms the opening novel of the Magellan ll Chronicles. The work is best suited to adult and mature teen readers owing to some moderate use of adult...

The Crimson Manifest is part of The Keeper of the Hourglass Series by G L Garrett. Peter Bartell has been studying a strange disease that’s affecting the world’s wheat fields. As an employee of the FBI, he has been trying to uncover whether the blight...

Prepare to venture into the unpredictable and dangerous world of oil drilling with Into The Storm. In this absorbing memoir, Vern Buzarde recounts his life traversing the world, working on drillships in some of the most volatile places on Earth. Since he was a teenager,...

Beauty and the Blade by S.C. Grayson sees Contessa agree to an arranged marriage with the deformed Nate Woodrow in the belief that he is responsible for the murder of her mother. Contessa has sworn to bring the killer to justice, but she learns a...

Burying the Dead (The Dead Series Book 4) by Kerry Blaisdell is an interesting take on what lengths people will go to in order to save their loved ones. Hyacinth Finch deals with Mafia demons to help find her nephew, Geordi. The idea that the...

Jennifer Vido’s Serendipity by the Sea (The Gull Island) has a picturesque setting. Cate was happy that her grandmother had allowed her and her younger brother Jackson to stay in her vacation home. Cate joined her friends, but she ran into Knox Price, her ex-boyfriend....