How To Save The Constitution: Restoring the Principles of Liberty is a non-fiction work of political consideration penned by co-authors Paul B. Skousen and W. Cleon Skousen. Paul is the primary author, building on the work of his father to expand and explore further the...

Oak Creek, Kentucky was portrayed as a sleepy, tranquil town, but it held a dirty secret. When Ryan Collins and Emily Carmichael decided to stake out Joseph Maynard’s barn, as a result of information found in her aunt’s home, a drug operation was unveiled. It...

Easter at the Mission: A Cat's Observation of the Paschal Mystery by Sula Parish Cat at Old Mission is told in the voice of the cat who lives at the Old Mission San Juan Bautista in California. This is the fifth book about the Mission...

Dyslexia - Escaping The Forest: A Child's View Lost in the Trees by Rhona Macdonald is the heartrending story of the author and gives readers a peek into her growing up years as a dyslexic child. Rhona was the youngest of three children and the...

Downsizing the Silver Tsunami: Who to Call and Where Does the Stuff Go? by Sharon McRill is a practical, realistic, and down-to-earth guide for anyone facing retirement and looking forward to moving. In this book, the author puts together a guide that will help readers...

Psycho"therapy" and the Stories We Live By, written by Laurence Simon, is a non-fiction professional memoir on Laurence’s experiences, thoughts, and practice as a clinical psychologist. In this book, Laurence starts off with a detailed introduction that provides a comprehensive synopsis of the basis and...

Embrace of the Shade is a romantic work of fantasy fiction penned by co-author team of Amanda Muratoff and Kayla Mansur. Written for adults due to its explicit mature content, this novel forms the first book in the Berylian Key Trilogy as part of the...

Blood of the Key is a superb work of fantasy fiction, adventure, and intrigue penned by author duo Amanda Muratoff and Kayla Mansur. Forming the second novel of the Berylian Key Trilogy (also part of the Pantracia Chronicles), this fully cinematic and atmospheric story picks...

He thought being a war hero would be the career for him, but an injury showed him how little regard others actually had for him, so Cayden wandered around being a bodyguard or doing other odd jobs. The urge to go home to his family...

A collection of essays is far from what I would usually choose to read, but a title like Empty the Pews was irresistible. This collection, edited by Chrissy Stroop and Lauren O’Neal, had to have something to do with organized religion...one of my biggest personal...

Moms of the Missing: Living the Nightmare by Steffen Hou is a collection of cases in which children (and adults) were abducted and in most cases never heard from again. Hou starts this non-fiction book with the case of Alicia Kozakiewicz, a thirteen-year-old who was...

What in the Sam Hill? Be the Hero of Your Own Story by Karen Barbaro Potochick is the story of a young girl named Sam who wants to be just like her dad and solve crimes. Sam is your average 12-year-old girl; she has a...

If you have ever dreamed of going on a trip around the world, then this is the book for you. Do You Want To Travel The World? by Lára Dawn Michelsen explains everything you need to know when preparing for a big trip to multiple...

In Under the Pink Sky by Tara Eldana, Sara feels her life is so mundane at times, working in a human resources department for a boss, Dougie, who doesn't seem to notice her. She has had no serious boyfriend to speak of, and her dreams...

How To Communicate With The Dead: And How Cultures Do It Around The World by Judith Fein takes readers on an adventure as she crisscrosses the world and they experience the thrills, the mystery, the excitement, and the brilliance of how cultures everywhere connect to...

Arnold V Page’s compelling non-fiction work, God, Science and the Bible, makes a case for the existence of God and the salvation of mankind through the sacrifice of God’s Son, Jesus Christ. The work tackles hard questions head-on that relate to some of the most...

In Janet Wertman's Jane The Quene: Book One of the Seymour Saga trilogy, we are introduced to one of King Henry VIII’s wives that we hear about less often. She was probably the favorite of Henry’s wives but, unfortunately, she died shortly after the birth...

Love is the Seed: Teachings from the Spirit World by Lisa Hromada shares teachings on love, the purpose of life and attaining a more peaceful existence. The author shares spiritual teachings channeled through her father that her mother dictated. Lisa’s father used to receive messages...

Footprints on the Mountains: Hiking the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine by Dennis Renshaw is the non-fiction memoir of the author's experience hiking the whole of the 2,189.2 miles of the Appalachian Trail. Renshaw begins by sharing the story of how his desire to...

Waking the Dead is a work of fiction in the fantasy, action, and interpersonal drama subgenres, and was penned by author Kerry Blaisdell. The work is intended for the general adult reading audience and contains some use of explicit language, non-graphic fantasy violence, and moderate...