How Shakespeare Can Save the World by Ion Parreah offers an imaginative exploration of modern society through Shakespeare’s enduring insights, using the Fool’s voice as a guide through contemporary chaos. Parreah introduces the fictional town of Cold Cape, a community undone not by natural disaster...

Andrew Peterson has created a mythical world known as Aerwiar. The great evil, Gnag the Nameless, created war on everybody. But he particularly hated High King Wingfeather. The evil attacked the kingdom and executed all the royalty. The invaders, the Fangs of Dang, resembled humans...

Author Robert Burgett, the historian who delves into analysis and legal research, has written "1803: Constitutional Intent for Electing the Presidency: How the Twelfth Amendment Failed to Anticipate the Rise of Competing National Parties" in the light of past and present day politics. Back in...

Positive Motivation: Unveiling The Secret Of Successor by Akram Mohamad is a non-fiction, self-help book which allows the reader to learn how to use positive auras in their daily life and start making sure they are motivated in each task they endeavor to perform. It...

Z: Answers for the Final Generation is a fascinating and challenging book for anyone interested in end time events. Author Arnold V Page challenges the reader with viewpoints that are backed up with time-based events and scriptures. There is an excellent discussion concerning the first...

From the White House to the Amish: A Story Inspired by the Life of Thomas E. Kirkman by Katrina Hoover Lee is a beautifully written Christian historical fiction novel. This story follows the life of the famous White House artist Thomas E. Kirkman and the...

Stories of Nature From The Florida Keys by Kristie Killam is a stunning photography book that is a blend of rich images, short essays that depict the personal experiences of a retired park ranger, and an assortment of helpful tips, fun facts, visiting tips, and...

As Vicky begins to write, her hand is mysteriously guided by an external force, delivering messages from spirit guides about a mission to save Earth. These interactions lead her to uncover hidden truths about herself and the world around her. Is this the work of...

A Map of the Edge: Coming of Age in the Sixties by David T. Isaak is a literary fiction novel set in 1969 Southern California. It follows Rick Leibnitz, a fifteen-year-old boy abandoned by his mother and left in the care of an abusive father....

In Search of the Return by Joshua Raymond is a mesmerizing spiritual odyssey that masterfully blurs the boundaries between fantasy and reality. Set against the backdrop of ancient forests and ethereal dreamscapes, the story follows an unforgettable quest for connection, freedom, and purpose that reflects...

In this apocalyptic world, where the undead stalk the streets in search of human flesh, survival is a constant struggle, and trust among the living is just as dangerous as the threat of the dead. Renee has seen her fair share of death during these...

Renes Lophanor’s I Still Love Teaching Despite Having All The Reasons In The World To Quit is a heartfelt and thought-provoking exploration of the joys and challenges faced by educators today. Lophanor, an experienced teacher with a deep passion for education, takes readers on an...

In Washing the Inside of the Cup: My Journey of Walking in the Spirit, Cheryl Lynn got married in her early 20s and found herself in a new environment that was physically, mentally, verbally, emotionally, and spiritually abusive. In her desperation, she focused on...

North of the Wildwood: Echoes of the Frostbound Oath by Brandy Marks is book four in the epic saga The Wildwood Series. In the lead-up, Whispers of the Wildwood follows Prince Dorian and priestess Aurora as they face betrayal, dark magic, and political strife in...

Almost every human endeavor stems from curiosity. In Curiosity Redefines the Limits, Rod Adkins draws upon his background as a veteran business executive, including senior vice president of IBM, to provide a blueprint for growth and success rooted in human curiosity. Born in Augusta, Georgia,...

I can readily relate to Who Stole My Church, I am ashamed to say I have at embraced change at times and other times felt it overwhelming.  I “grew up” with choir robes, treasured hymns, silent reverence in the sanctuary where you wear your Sunday...

Just Play Like You Do in the Basement is Rick Porrello's memoir of his life as a drummer, starting with his first professional rehearsal under conductor George Rhodes. He details his family’s musical roots, his father’s union work, and mentorship from his brother Ray. Porrello...

Jasmine Sears's Where the Veil Thins follows the fantastical adventures of a young boy named Kenji. Kenji still has ten more years left before he can bring souls from beyond the veil to reunite them with their loved ones, just like his father. Kenji has...

Three Times the Fun is a picture book for preschool children written by Michaela Lincoln and illustrated by Noah Adam Paperman. What’s it like being triplets? It’s undoubtedly a lot of work for Mom and Dad, but having two siblings the same age can be...

Near the Danube Bridge by Catherine Allen-Walters and Elisabeth Hartig Lentulo is a true story that spans multiple generations, capturing the history of families living in the Balkans during the 20th century. It follows Kalman Hartig, a gifted musician and survivor of a labor camp,...