Always Coming Back Home: An Emotional Tale of Love, Adventure, Tragedy and Hope by Ashley Bugge is the story of Ashley and Brian as they navigate life and overcome hardships one day at a time. Brian loved his job in the Navy, he took pride...

With the increase in diverse religions in the West, Christianity is facing a huge challenge to remain relevant in today's modern society. Throughout Looking Ahead by Charles Lee Holland, you will discover why the principles of the Apostles Creed are still applicable today. You may...

What JAH Feels: The Words of the Scribe by Moses Shehan Denalee is a collection of spiritual poetry on love, on finding that true love, holding on and experiencing every beautiful thing that comes along with it. Each of the poems in this collection shares...

Odd Voices, edited by K.C. Finn and Kell Cowley, is a collection of short stories like no other. For too long protagonists have been cut from the same cloth, but not here. Gone are the cookie-cutter leads, replaced with beautifully diverse characters, and they take...

We read about the plague and the devastation it had on Europe in our history classes. We are taught how it spread and how many people perished, but not much on how the people of that time felt knowing they were so close to death....

When Strange Calls You Home by Kelly Punton is an excellent collection of twelve short stories. A teenage girl tries to figure out what she wants from her somewhat dull life. A man takes a chance on an epic space adventure. Another man struggles with...

Not Everything Happens For A Reason: Finding Peace in the Gray Areas of a Polarized World is a work of non-fiction in the self-help genre, written for adults by author Rebecca Janes, LMHC. This concise but information-packed guidebook focuses on the idea of retaining some...

The iPINIONS Journal: Commentaries on the Global Events of 2019 is exactly what the title suggests; a collection of opinion blogs written and published (in real time) on author Anthony Livingston Hall’s weblog. This collection, one of many over the years, highlights the tumultuous events...

Fallible: A Memoir of a Young Physician's Struggle with Mental Illness by Kyle Bradford Jones is a moving memoir about the author's struggle with generalized anxiety and depressive disorder. Being a physician, he deals with life and death, suffering and hope, pain and wellness, and...

Rock On: Mining for Joy in the Deep River of Sibling Grief by Susan E Casey is a beautifully written non-fiction book that circles around grief and finding happiness in its midst. The story unravels in a middle-class home where a strong bond is formed...

No More Horrible Dates by Kate O’Keeffe is a humorous romantic comedy that takes place in New Zealand. Erin and her two best friends have an agreement that they will check out any new boyfriends that any of them are considering. Erin despises all jocks...

Holi is one of the fun and colorful festivals of India and people across the country celebrate it in different ways. Maya loved to go on adventures in India with her brother Neel. They are always joined on these trips by Chintu, the squirrel. They...

In a world where we are constantly told what to think through formal education, culture, religion, and the media, I Am Sovereign: A Handbook for Learning the Language of Vibration teaches one how to master thoughts and gain power over experiences by understanding the mechanisms...

The Crow by Leslie Garland is a short young adult novel. The story starts with Dave's visit to the hospice with his mother. There he meets an old priest, nicknamed "Mad Father Patrick", who is a talker and soon engages his new friend in conversation....

The Cerebranauts: In Search of the Human Experience is a work of fiction in the science fiction and psychological sub-genres which was penned by author Seth Sherman. The plot follows Lizzie Sayler, a young doctor whose expertise in the field of brain mapping affords her...

Craig Wells is a writer of bold ideas, and his narrative can be ribald when the situation calls for it. In A Stranger to Strange Fruit: An Artist’s Portrait of Murder and Mayhem, he doesn’t shy away from vivid illustrations of the dark side of...

Tinderbox is a work of non-fiction in the true-crime sub-genre and was penned by author Robert W. Fieseler. Written for adult audiences due to graphic content, sexual situations, violence, language and discriminatory explicit language, this work is subtitled ‘The Untold Story of the Up Stairs...

“When comparing Vincent van Gogh’s career with those of other artists, it soon becomes clear that his was one of the shortest in art history. It was not until the age of twenty-seven that he began work as a full-time professional painter, and he died...

In MJ Gaylor's The Seventh Trail, Owenton had fallen. The Master brought this news with grimness, speaking of beasts who conquered the walls of Owenton with ease and brought with them a plague before their attack to render defenses almost useless. The Master came to...

Scarlet Ambrosia: Blood Is the Nectar of Life by David B. Gittlin is an urban fantasy/mystery with a touch of romance. Devon Furst is not a boring accountant. He is smart, handsome, and knows how to look for a good time. So, when he met...