Professor Moeller has an impressive background in world politics as a Danish Ambassador to several countries and as a professor of business and management. Living in Singapore, he has a unique view within the heart of Asia. His book demonstrates his ability to take massive...

Writer in Residence, Memoir of a Literary Translator is the rather raunchy, but totally brilliant, story of the narrator's submergence into the literary, bohemian side of Paris in the late 1990's. At book's beginning, he is into drugs, drinking and eccentric off-the-wall behavior with a...

I love this book!!! Author Alayjiah Bargnare discusses the good, bad and failures in her life as a single black woman who grew up in Leavenworth and Lansing, Kansas. I was floored when I discovered that because I grew up and have lived in Kansas...

“1 Thessalonians 5:21 ―But examine everything carefully; hold fast to that which is good.” R.K. Sidler challenges readers to examine their beliefs in his book, What Religions Don’t Want You To Know. The purpose of this book is to encourage readers to cut through manmade...

Dr. Thomas Hanna, a philosopher, developed a system of somatics which he made into a routine of wellness exercises. In The Sustainable You: Somatics and the Myth of Aging, author John Loupos has attempted to expand upon Hanna's methods so that they will become available...

Abandoned is a collection of six short suspense/mystery stories written by Karen Lewis. The short stories include: Abandoned, Blind Panic, Not Really Murder, The Cellar Door, The Respectable Recluse and The Flying Dutchman. After traveling from the UK into Canada, Evelyn was waiting for her...

Loren Buckler has written a "how to" book for parents who need instructions in child rearing. In Parent Wise: The Emotional Challenges of Family Life and How to Deal with Them, she discusses how one cannot really be emotionally prepared for raising children until they...

. The story of the prodigal son is familiar to most of us. The Book of Luke is not specific about how long the son was away. The important thing is he returned to his waiting father; he found redemption. For those of us who have...

In The Frankfort Files: Tales of an American in Germany, David Conte provides the reader with a series of memoirs about his move to Germany in the Spring of 2006. Following his girlfriend, a German native, the author tells of his initial impressions of the...

Educator and author Ethelbert Haskins has written a brilliant novel on the mind set of inner city children who have been taught by their African American leaders to be victims. In Victim Psychosis in the Center City Ghettos, author Haskins, himself a leader in the...

We're Not Leaving, 9/11 Responders Tell Their Stories of Courage, Sacrifice, and Renewal comprises 125 interviews with First Responders who rushed to help after the horrific attack on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2011. In the three hundred pages of this book, NYPD...

The Man who Lived in an Eggcup chronicles a collection of a physician's experiences from med school through the final decade of his accomplished career. Gamel, an ophthalmologist, takes us inside the mind and the heart of the physician as he learns his craft. There...

Mostly True Ghost Stories: Chronicles of the Paranormal is an intriguing collection of haunted stories written by Charlotte Chaffin. This book contains five short, spooky and thrilling stories. "Ghost Train" is about five college kids who take a midnight train ride encountering strange happenings and...

This book does exactly what the author felt challenged to do; it explains the idea of cultivation of new generations of deepening people who will rise to positions of influence in and beyond their congregation. Author Gordon McDonald presents some wonderful examples of this challenge...

Ian MacDonald and his cousins, Connor, Duncan and Alex, visit their relative, the old seer, Tearlag, who tells them to stay close together if they hope to survive. And in this rough and tumble, Highland romantic adventure, the cousins do survive, although Duncan and Connor...

Ron Rhodes details the very real threat of cyber terrorism, opening the reader's eyes to destruction that hackers can do and the extent of damage that can occur due to the domino effect. The author explains in depth just how these actions can cripple the...

In The Christmas Singing, author Cindy Woodsmall places an Amish woman named Mattie in Ohio. Three years prior to the setting of the book, Mattie and her childhood sweetheart, Gideon, broke off their long-term relationship. Mattie was convinced that Gideon preferred the fancy English women...

Nelson Mandela, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize and elected President of South Africa, tells his life story with the help of Richard Stengel. Mandela is truly a hero of our times as he stood for the dignity of all men at a time when...

This was my first audio book in 15 years. I had tried a fiction audio book years ago but couldn't drive and keep up with the plot at the same time. Thankfully, this book was a subject that I could listen to like a conversation...

Author Patty Mason offers hope to people suffering from depression, a condition that affects an estimated 33-35 million American adults. “It is a crushing illness that pays no attention to age, nationality, gender, social status, or the color of one’s skin. Women especially are at...