Winning Numbers: An Introduction to the Riley Family is an action-packed yarn about a tightly knit family of savants bent on a unique plot to obtain the money they need to fund their philanthropic deeds. Set in locations all over the world, Randall Jarmon's fast-paced...

Homeward Highway by Lewis B. Hunter follows the travels of Lester Eugene Oliver. The day his wife leaves him for another man propels Lester into an emotional dive. Never an extrovert, his pride suffers a hit below the belt, and he quickly realizes his life...

Although distressing, painful and despairing, Amita Trasi's writing portrays the resilient power of hope and the unbreakable bond of friendship in The Color of Our Sky: A Novel Set in India. Two young girls, with very different backgrounds and personalities, form an everlasting alliance. Mukta,...

Emma has faced more tragedy in one lifetime than most teenage girls – and it’s the same pattern that has followed her through several lifetimes. The one constant is Ben. But now, as a human, she does not recognize her soul mate so he has...

Jesus (Yeshua) is a Worm...and a Snake Too, Among Other Things by Kendall T. Shoulders takes a fresh new look at the Bible and some of its contents. Jesus has been described in glowing terms inside and outside Christianity. But, in different parts of the...

Open Ticket by Rebecca Clements revolves around two friends, Eva McKinley and Roz. Eva has been diagnosed with a terminal illness and she also wants to break free from her unfaithful husband and go to Prague to learn more about her roots. Both the women...

Drive to June by Khristina Chess is the story of eighteen-year-old Adrianna who seems to be leading a sad, lonely life. Her mother died sixteen months ago, her sister is studying in college, and her father travels a lot, leaving her alone much of the...

Chaos Rising: A Clan Erstallius Chronicle by P. D. Blackwell is set in the year 3525, where the Alliance of Great Clans has kept the colonized worlds united for over 160 years. The story unfolds with Bev Colli, a sapi, born into the lowest social...

The Boatman is a preteen contemporary fantasy written by Kat Hawthorne and illustrated by Dora Mitchell. Izzy's world is new and strange. Since her father's recent death, she's been living with her somewhat forbidding Aunt Slaughter in her large house, and Izzy can actually see...

John P. Goetz’ The Protocol: A Prescription To Die is a thrilling murder mystery, layered with government conspiracies and sci-fi elements. With calculating and cold-hearted Barbara Nordstrom at the helm of Aequalis Health Services, the horror of a mandatory national health insurance program with a...

Souls of Megiddo: Book 1, The Caretakers by John P. Goetz is a story of power and a fight between good and evil that is as old as time. It was 75 BC when the High Priest of the Mayan civilization created the emerald pendant...

Thriving Tool: Life Changing Advice From My Millionaire Mentors by Everlecia Jana Taylor discusses the challenge of turning surviving into something even greater than that. Her book is designed to act as a mentor, a sagacious source of guidance, one who believes that success is...

Treadwater is a science fiction graphic novel created by Morgan Rosenblum. The title of the story refers to a select group of freedom fighters in a dystopian version of our own contemporary world. After a global economic collapse, countries of the globe turn inwards to...

Learning to Love Myself: A Memoir of Recovery and Self-discovery After Abuse is a non-fiction memoir written by Viga Boland. It is the second book in Boland's No Tears for My Father memoir series. The author's father physically abused her and her mother when she...

Through A Daughter's Eyes: Forty-Nine Years as Her Child; Forty-Nine Days as Her Caregiver by Natalie Manns is a heartwarming story about the wisdom, tales and stories about the author's mother, Opal Jean Edmond. The book is a challenging read about a mother-daughter relationship which...

Zanib Mian and Bill Bolton have written an absolutely adorable story in Oddsockosaurus. Most preschool and young elementary age children love dinosaurs. Mian and Bolton will draw in parents and young readers quickly and easily with the colorful, playful, and funny images within Oddsockosaurus. The...

Bawb's Raven Feathers: Vol. V by Robert Chomany is a delightful, quick read sure to bring inspiration to your day and a smile to your face. I loved the author's insights in the very first prose section, and, of course, it made me think of...

Ugly Baby: How To Get Over Fear And Give Birth To Your Odd Idea, Start A Business, Or Invent Something Cool by Kim Duke opens with a comment attributed to JK Rowling: “It takes a great deal of courage to stand up to your enemies,...

Mutation (Twenty-Five Percent Book 1) by Nerys Wheatley might at first glance appear like just another zombie story, but there was something about the plot synopsis that made me pick it up, and I was not disappointed. The reader follows the exciting, entertaining and often...

Dottie Rexford pens a soul-searching story in Cora Pooler. It has been twenty years; Cora Pooler decides it is time to return to Amish Country, to the village of Wander Lane. Facing her fears, she seeks the truth. She must confront her past. Hopefully by...