Unholy Bargain by Travis Hallden Holt takes us into the story of a brilliant assassin, a man whose body turned to dust some time ago but he is still doing his work through his spirit. He can't be detected and when he finds a mark,...

Dangerous Decisions by B.B. Cruz is about two people from the opposite sides of the world finding love. The Franklin Everly law firm is under intense scrutiny from the feds. They believe some illegal activities are happening in the firm and they have planted a...

Dark Hearts, White City transported me back in time to 1893 and the famous Chicago World's Fair. Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla are the big draws to the fair since they have just invented electricity. Many things are happening in Chicago, including people from far...

Silent Cats: Deadly Dance by JD Wallace opens in 2005 in Tel Aviv, where a Mossad assassin and her daughters are killed in a car bombing. When Pantera, the husband of the slain woman, who is also a CIA man himself, has to identify the...

Suitcase Charlie by John Guzlowski is a gritty noir story of murder. On May 30, 1956, a suitcase is discovered in Chicago. Inside that suitcase is the chopped up body of a little boy, a body that has been drained of blood. Detective Purcell...

Rob Maaddi composed an inspirational testimonial in Football Faith. He took fifty-two NFL stars' statements of faith, and compiled them into one volume. Football Faith will motivate not only football fans, but anyone desiring to be uplifted and encouraged to be all that they can...

Full disclosure, I have been interested and intrigued by the Amish culture and way of life since I was a young girl growing up near both Amish and Mennonite communities. Whenever I get a chance to read something about their culture, whether fiction or non-fiction,...

The Gift by Wanda Brunstetter took me on an amazing journey to Amish country, introducing me to characters that became friends as I read their stories. At twenty-five, Leah Mast is content to practice her gift of reflexology in her community to help others, but...

David Chadwick transports the turmoil of the US Civil War to Liverpool, England, in his historical novel, Liberty Bazaar. An escaped slave, Trinity Giddings, finds safety and friendship among the affluent of Liverpool. However, even across the ocean, far from the bondage of the...

Decker (Torey Hope: The Later Years) by A.D. Ellis is a contemporary romance. The main sexy love story is between Decker Morgan, a handsome businessman focused on work and family, and Kate Turner, who took a job with Decker's company when she returned home to...

Equipping Saints for Service: How Mission Ready is Redefining Remote Mission Evangelism by Robert JC Morgan takes readers on a journey with the author to remote areas of the developing world while serving the Lord. The book speaks about the missionaries who reach out to...

Caedmon, a wise warrior of battles to come, was named after the original messenger who announced the coming of the unseen Lord. Dream: A Call to the kNight by L.R. Phillips tells the tale of Caedmon’s life and struggles as he tries to listen only...

Maneuvering Your Career by James K. Lehman is a succinctly written, brilliantly conceived, impeccably organized, and eminently practical guide for coming out ahead in planned or unplanned career transitions. In twenty brief, easy-to-digest chapters linked by the umbrella metaphor (from Lehman’s childhood) of guiding a...

In Curse Of Atlantis: Jamestown by M. Paul Hollander, Harley Schultz, aged sixteen, and his father Dave are in search of the legendary civilization of Atlantis. A clue from the past has led them to Jamestown, Virginia. But Harley experiences sensations of being shadowed by...

Fifteen Seconds by John Morris is a coming of age novel that follows Brad as a young man up to his adult life. Brad enjoys success early in life as a talented musician and writer. He turns to alcohol on his wild adventures because it...

Tracks: Racing the Sun is a historical fiction novel written by Sandro Martini. Journalist Joe Deutsch has come to Venice to speak with Johnny Finestrini, a retired journalist and author, at the hotel where he's living in L'Isola Del Lido. It's 1968, and the story...

We know who is doing it, but why is Angie Dedios having sex with these beautiful women and then killing them? This one question will plague readers as they become submerged in George A. Bernstein’s suspense read, Death’s Angel. A novel that will have you...

In Drowning by Katelin Maloney, Rebecca is a normal woman living in New York with dreams of making something better of her life. On the outside, she is happy and on the verge of success, but the inside of her life tells a different story....

The Walking Fish by Rachelle Burk and Kopel Burk is a funny and adventurous story where Alexis, a seventh grade student, makes an exciting discovery that a blind fish can walk. It all starts when she catches a strange looking fish that resembles a living...

More Tiny Thoughts for Personal Transformation by Karl Schmidt begins with a warning: “...after reading any, some, or all of the information contained herein, your life will never be the same.” This book is a collection of Karl’s aphorisms on a wide variety of topics....