The Ant Man of Malfen begins by introducing the character of Nils. He and the Dwarf are traveling together. Nils agreed to bring the Nameless Dwarf to Jankson Brau. The Dwarf is searching for dwarf of Arx Gravis. The Dwarf is quite a formidable character...

Have you ever wondered about how fruit and vegetables grow? The Magical Mango Tree by Agronomist Avilak, with illustrations by Bhangga Santoso, tells the story about how mangoes grow. This colorful illustrated children’s book showcases the evolution of the mango. Avilak and Manuel were friends....

The Mind: The World of the Spirit by Isaac Essilfie is a profound and insightful book which throws light on the complexities of the mind and what exactly the word 'mind' means. Questions regarding the mind have always been baffling; is the mind a part...

The Secret Of The Twin Parchments: The Golden One by B. A. Knight is a YA fantasy story. Deanna and Alia live in Paris with their grandmother, following the death of their parents. Alia is struggling to come to terms with it and needs some...

The Beast in the Shadows is a work in the mystery, adventure, and suspense subgenres and forms the second book in The Dirt Bike Detective series. It is intended for children from middle-grade reading age upwards but will certainly be enjoyed by adults just as...

The Father's Princess, written and illustrated by Mistie House, is a heartwarming story about a believer's journey to the Kingdom of God. It begins with an orphan girl who lives in an orphanage and dreams of being loved and cherished. Each evening, she sits by...

The Silent Forest, the second novel in The House on the Hill series by David Kummer, continues the mystery of Allison's disappearance. Everyone has given up hope of finding her, let alone her being alive, but Kaia Woods believes she's still somewhere waiting to be...

The Adventures of Henry the Hedgehog is a children’s series written by Dr. Renea Skelton. The Harvest Moon Festival at Big Rock follows Henry and his friend Patrick the Porcupine who are heading to Big Rock. Henry always looks forward to the Harvest Moon Festival...

The Father's Fisherman, written and illustrated by Mistie House, is an allegorical story that effectively portrays the journey of faith and personal transformation through the tale of a young orphan boy. The boy, who yearns for love and to be adopted, is chosen by a...

In The Lady in the Veil by Allie Cresswell, upon her mother's marriage, Georgina Willow is sent from her isolated existence in the rugged moors of Yorkshire into mid-1830’s London society. Unlike most young women who might be thrilled to spend a season amongst the...

The Prophecy of the Seventh Elizabeth is the first book in Jarrod Edge's The Battle Between Light and Dark trilogy. The story starts with a secret prophecy revealed by the Apostle John in antiquity, predicting a battle that transcends time and space. Fast-forward to the...

The Fell Deeds of Fate by C.J. Adrien is a thrilling and immersive start to The Saga of Hasting the Accursed. Set against the backdrop of the Viking Age, this story offers a blend of historical intrigue, personal ambition, and the complex ties of loyalty...

The Visionary Leader: The Success Principles of the World’s Greatest Visionaries by Bryan Smeltzer is an insightful exploration of the minds and methodologies of some of history’s most influential figures. Smeltzer meticulously details the traits and practices that characterize visionary leadership, creating a manual for...

In The Persuasion Game: The Influence Peddlers to the Trump Administration Who Jeopardized America, Chad Lewis meticulously unravels the complex web of foreign influence and corruption that characterized the Trump presidency. Through a detailed exploration of various figures—including Rudy Giuliani, Lev Parnas, and a host...

The Unlikely Redemption of the Thief Sydney Bridgewater is Mic Lowther’s second book in The Moorhouse Trilogy, as his heroine, Sydney Bridgewater, has banked a fortune from her previous illegal activities, and has now decided to become a model citizen. She takes a very clever...

The Testers: The Poison Remembers by Gene Scott is a riveting dual-timeline thriller that spans centuries and continents, stitching together Tudor intrigue and modern-day pharmaceutical corruption. We first find ourselves in 1521, where Thomas Tester, a royal wine taster at Hampton Court, uses his family’s...

The Standing Stone on the Moor is the fourth book by Allie Cresswell in the acclaimed Talbot Saga, and while the series is not published in chronological order, my best effort in the lead-up begins with The House in the Hollow, where Jocelyn Talbot rejects...

The Noema Bloom by Salvatore Cataudella is a thoughtful collection of interconnected stories that explore the mysteries of consciousness, compassion, and impermanence. The book follows characters Dr. Emma Hartwell and her AI companion, CG-7, as they engage in deep conversations about the nature of existence...

The Prince of Tabor by Dr. W. Penn White and Kevin White is a tale about Nathaniel, a young prince orphaned under unfortunate circumstances. Nathaniel is raised by his brother, Jacoby, following the dissolution of their kingdom, Tabor. Dangerous enemies are searching for the young...

The Princes of the Abyss by George Jankovic is an epic YA fantasy and the second installment of The Lords of Dimensions series. Alex, a thirteen-year-old elemental warrior, and his friends, Lin, Whiz, and Cleo, are still recuperating from their battle against the Man with...