I picked up Womb Awakening: Initiatory Wisdom from the Creatrix of All Life by Azra Bertrand M.D. and Seren Bertrand out of curiosity, first because I am a woman, and second because I am a mom and I am three months pregnant now, but I...

Wow! What a Trip! My Journey to Meet my Family by Susan M. Tarrant is an insightful and fascinating book that will help children feel good about being a brother or a sister. The baby is excited to know that it is connected to its...

Notes To My Baby - I Love You Already by Vesna M. Bailey is a non-fiction book for mothers-to-be with all the right elements to become a keepsake treasure for her child when they are old enough to appreciate all it entails. Chock full of...

Flow from the Soul Vol. 1 by Quan M Donatto is an inspiring and uplifting collection of poems that reflect the author’s journey through life. Oscillating between love, life, beauty and growth, the poems are accentuated by the gentle and charming tone used by the...

Hoe Fiction II: The Sauce by Ashley M. Hardy is a graphic and true portrayal of formidable women as they each fight their own battles to survive in a town filled with cruelty and disorder. We follow Lena as she attempts to bring order and...

Hoe Fiction III: The Saga Continues by Ashley M. Hardy is the third installment of the Hoe Fiction series, following book one, Scandalous Hoe Fiction, and book two, Hoe Fiction II: The Sauce. Like its predecessors, Hoe Fiction III revolves around the advancing drama of...

Zebulon Harris: Teen Medium by A.M. Wheeler is the story of sixteen-year-old necromancer Zeb Harris, who isn't exactly thrilled with his ability to commune with the dead. He's a reluctant student at Eusapia Palladino Academy, a high school for youths with similar capabilities. More of...

Ulysses the Befuddled Basset is a picture book for children written by Emma M. Glover and illustrated by K.C. Snider. Ulysses really wanted to discover who he was and what his sound would be like. Wise Owl told him to go out and look for...

For anyone interested in biographies or history in general, or the American labor movement in particular, the three-volume set of Forty Gavels: The Life of Reuben Soderstrom and the Illinois AFL-CIO is an enticing read. Co-authored by Carl W. Soderstrom Jr. MD, Robert W. Soderstrom,...

Camarin Torres, investigative journalist. Or at least, that was the dream. She wanted to make a difference, be a champion for the underdog, and yet with university just a few weeks from over, she was the only person without a job lined up. That was...

“I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full” is one of the revolutionary messages of Jesus, one on which hope for humanity should hang. The problem is that few people actually understand Jesus’ paradigm of the fullness of life...

The wonderfully written historical autobiography, Cuba 18, U.S. 50 My Fifty Year Trip: A Tribute to Family and Country, by Dr. Rolando M. Ochoa, DBA, a Miami Dade College professor, recounts a very engaging and interesting lifetime of experiences. This inspiring memoir takes us through...

Safety Net by Debra M. Ladensack brings action from the get-go and ensures that the reader is hooked just after reading the first chapter. The story is surprisingly intense and made me read on and want more. This is the story of Kristopher Robbins, a...

Discovering the Great Teacher in You: A Guide to Mindset and Practice by Christopher M. Stabile is a guide for teachers and teachers-to-be. It is composed of great information, amazing advice and even of parables (in order to make your learning journey more vivid). For...

Alone at War by AM Brussel takes us into the life of 14-year-old Sara, who has been left on her own through tragedy to care for her younger sister in France during the raging of WWI. Sara is forced to do things she might not...

When Angels Fly by S. Jackson, A. Raymond and M. Schmidt is a memoir of abuse, pain, and survival; a story of courage, heart-wrenching and filled with pathos. Meet Sarah Jackson, a woman who has suffered at the hands of a wicked, heartless mother. She...

If you enjoy crime mystery stories that move along quickly, thanks to easy-flowing dialogue, minimum descriptions, and an ever-evolving plot with lots of whodunit possibilities, pick up Yard Goat by Raymond M. Flynt. A member of Mystery Writers of America, this prolific writer has cranked...

C.M. North's 22 Scars is a disturbing yet probable story of one teenage girl’s struggle with depression and abuse to which many teen readers will unfortunately relate. In this story, Amy battles self-destructive behavior while attempting to live a ”normal” life. As a cutter, Amy’s...

Please Close It!, written by Kathleen M. Jacobs and illustrated by Ashley Teels, is a fun story about a young boy named Timmy Timberjamb who doesn’t like to close drawers. Encouraged by his grandfather who doesn’t close anything either, Timmy ignores his mother’s cries of...

I fell in love with Stacie M. Arguello's children's book, Ojor. The main character on the front cover is a true hook. A thirsty, drying planet sends out a call for help. Finally, a red ball appears in the sky. Ojor is here....