God's Fruitful Princesses is a children’s book by author Mistie House. Each part of the story presents a princess of God, and each princess is characterized by a delightful fruit. The book teaches young girls about the fruits of the Spirit through a princess theme...

Restoring Our Sanity Online: A Revolutionary Social Framework by Mark Weinstein is a timely book that critically examines the impact of social media on society, with a particular focus on how the dynamics of today's online platforms have departed from their original ideals. Through a...

Night at School by Manisha is a comedic horror story. Jakob and his friend stay behind at school for detention and extra math. It's Halloween, the scariest time of year, and everyone is talking about the ghosts roaming the halls. When they try to leave...

Mental Illness: MI Doesn’t Look Like ME by Susie L. Landown-Clarke chronicles the author's harrowing struggle with complex mental illnesses. Facing emotional turmoil, PTSD, anxiety, and depression, she describes how these disorders eroded her mental health and led her to the brink of suicide. Through...

Rebel Empress by Faith L. Justice is a towering saga of love, loss, betrayal, and political machinations in the Imperial Court of principally the Eastern Roman Empire in the fifth century. Athenais is the beautiful daughter of an ordinary Athenian scholar. When her father dies...

Patricia Leavy brings readers yet another enthralling romance drama with Shooting Stars Above. When Tess Lee meets Jack Miller on a chance encounter in a bar, neither can deny the intense attraction to each other. Soon, a blossoming romance turns into love, and the two...

Advertising for Books by Dale L. Roberts is the third book in the Self-Publishing with Dale series which focuses on promoting and selling your book after publication. Now that you’ve made it through the first two books, teaching you the basics and advanced tips about...

Rooting Out Shame: A Son's Account of Child Sexual Abuse and Recovery by Frank Root III is a profoundly moving and disturbing memoir that chronicles the author’s traumatic childhood filled with sexual abuse inflicted by his parents. With raw honesty and heartfelt reflection, the author...

What Hump? by Morley Swingle is a story about a young girl named Teddy who, along with her twin brother, finds adventure at an 1856 military post. Teddy and Thad haven’t seen their father in about a year and are eager to reunite with him....

On the eve of launching a genuinely evolutionary invention, Frances Smith looks forward to another addition to his home and the admiration of a grateful public. His achievements and inventions over the years have earned him the respected title of Niaverine’s most outstanding scientist. All...

Kenneth Rogers’ Heroes, Villains, and Healing is a comprehensive guide for male survivors of childhood sexual abuse. The book uses relatable stories involving Marvel superheroes and villains to foster healing and enhance the sense of shared experience. It discusses the complexities associated with male sexual...

The Christmas Letter by Pat Wahler is a heartwarming short story that beautifully weaves themes of friendship, loss, and the power of love. The novella follows Zoe Kendrick, a new mathematics teacher struggling with a heavy emotional burden. Her friend Viola is gravely ill, and...

The wallpaper on my cellphone shows the Nauset Lighthouse on the shores of Cape Cod. Once a year we vacation there and enjoy taking side trips to see the lighthouses along the coast. I was curious to read Nauset Light: A Personal Legacy by Mary...

Ruby gets to celebrate both Hanukkah and Christmas. Ruby invites her friend, Violet, to join them for the celebration, but she is saddened to hear Violet make fun of her with their other classmates. It’s difficult to face others who don’t understand and, consequently, show...

Zen and the Art of Anal Bleaching: A Backdoor Journey from Darkness to Light by the author known as Old Hairy Jesus is a humorous novel exploring self-discovery amid Silicon Valley's chaotic lifestyle. The protagonist, Toby Tenderhill, has his ambitions upended when poor choices drive...

Amanda Reou introduces the Opossum family and their nightly ritual in Goodnight Gratefuls. After a full day of playing and having fun, the three children—Opal, Otto, and Oscar—are called inside to get ready for bed. They do their night-time regular habits like brushing their teeth...

Lowcountry Charm is a supernatural thriller by Stephanie Edwards. Nancy Parsons' life is struck by unimaginable tragedy when her son Wesley and daughter-in-law MaryAnne both pass away in an accident. Left to care for her five grandsons in her son's home on the Isle of...

Breadcrumbs: Piecing Together the Retirement Living Industry by Amy Friesen is an excellent and sensitively written book on the challenges of dealing with the many complications of eldercare issues. Written from the perspective of an observing consultant who works closely with issues that arise when...

How many ways can you tell your child to clean up after themselves? Cortney Cino has come up with a novel way in Sincerely, Antonia. Jay finds a note on his desk thanking him for his hospitality and giving his ant visitors an amazing stay....

In Sisters Arcana, Saleema Ishq crafts a gripping tale filled with mysticism, intuition, and family bonds. The story begins with a chilling prologue that sets a mysterious tone, immediately capturing the reader’s attention. The novel follows Aisha Wren, a mathematical modeler whose structured life is...