Fashion Fads and Fantasies: Three Decades of Outrageous Dressing by Lorraine Geiger is a collection of original fashion sketches from the '70s, '80s, and '90s. Instead of drawing sketches from her imagination, what makes Geiger's collection truly unique is that it is an artistic snapshot...

Beyond the Horizon: Overcoming the Fear of Death by Charles G. Branz is a scripture-based book written by an author who has experience in both the medical profession and in ministry. The two main goals of the book are to show the reader how God...

Authors Mark K. Claypool and John M. McLaughlin, PhD, wrote How Autism Is Reshaping Special Education: The Unbundling of IDEA (the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) "to paint an accurate portrait of autism and special education today,” but they do so much more. In anticipation...

Stages: Poetic Observations of Life, Theater and Cancer by Rima Lynn Xiques is a moving collection that captures the different seasons of the author’s life. In a simple and upbeat style, the author takes readers through different experiences, phases, and insights. The author invites readers...

The Flying Glass by E.M. Cooper is the first book of the Fanglewick School of Magic series. After Marnie Speck is left with her new foster family in Downfell, northern England, she immediately bonds with fellow orphan, Seb, who takes her under his wing. When...

The Holiday Boys & The Tall Man by Onicka Daniel is a story about two brothers as they face their greatest fear. Every night they dread the visit of the Tall Man. He is everything that could frighten anybody. With resounding steps, big eyes like...

Blue. River. Apple. An Exploration of Alzheimer’s Through Poetry, by Nancy Nelson, is a poetry collection which allowed Nancy Nelson to face the diagnosis of early-onset Alzheimer’s disease in a unique way: through art and sharing. It is accompanied by very moving texts including one...

I love books with great openings, because the opening is always a promise. But what happens after that determines the storytelling skills of the author. Lyrical and engaging, Fort Sarpy, the second book in the Riverboat series by Dave Lloyd has a gripping opening with...

Energy healing is often used with energy medicine, energy therapy, and spiritual healing. In Scientific Energy Healing: A Scientific Manual of Energy Medicine & Psychic Energy by Matt Peplinski, the author introduces readers to the concept of energy healing and its positive effects. The book...

The Moon Shines Red by Pamela Sparkman is the first book in the fantasy/science fiction romance series Heart of Darkness. This is a book and series that would appeal most to a mixed audience of young adults and adults who enjoy cursed love stories filled...

Prayer Plus Faith Equals Miracles is a 31-day journal written by Sharon Crittenden whose aim is to help the believer grow closer to God through prayer as they build their faith. The importance of prayer cannot be emphasized enough in a Christian’s journey and Sharon...

While listed as fiction due to the incorporation of a story line involving fictional characters, Alika: Odyssey of a Navy Dolphin by Donald E. Auten reads more like a non-fiction account of animal training and the use of marine mammals in war-time maneuvers. Beginning with...

Kerril hates Christmas. The lights, the decorations, the presents. There is very little about the season that Kerril finds pleasing. After her father left them (at Christmas), Kerril and her mother made a pact to disregard anything associated with Christmas. So, when Kerril is steamrolled...

Beyond Rock Bottom: A Collection of Poetry by Kara Petrovic is a compilation of the author's prose, chronicling some incredibly dark and difficult times in life. There is a cautionary clause as the book begins, a trigger warning for depictions that include suicide, mental illness,...

Isolation Junction by Jennifer Gilmour is a story of one woman’s tragic tale of domestic abuse. Rose meets and falls in love with a man, despite her family's reservations. Slowly the abuse and control begin, subtly disguised as love that chips away at her...

One, Blue, Three! Count to 100 and Learn 20 Shades of Blue! by Wendy Goldstein Davis is an entertaining book for children and introduces them to Water Drop Aqueous, who looks clear when close, but has different hues when viewed from far. When it comes...

Seeking a Familiar Face: The Transforming Journey of Connecting with God by May Patterson is an uplifting and insightful read that will connect readers with God in an extraordinary and unique manner, and take them on a journey of self-discovery and transformation that transcends boundaries....

Stoic Strong: Become Mentally Unconquerable With The Ancient Philosophy Of Stoicism by Marc Wolf is a really great book. I had heard of stoicism originally from Tim Ferriss’ book, The Four Hour Work Week. Looking into it a little further, I discovered a book by...

Relationships That Work: The Power of Conscious Living by David B. Wolf introduces readers to transformative communication and how the application of these principles and strategies will help to profoundly enhance life and relationships. The book confirms the power of conscious living and can be...

Honestly, I only read this book because I was a little murky on what consulting even is. I felt there was a piece of the puzzle that I must be missing and The MECE Muse by Christie Lindor seemed to be a book where I...