In Parenting Without Fear, author William Levin has put forth a program he names the Genius of Life (GoL) program. His premise is that all of us have had guilt and fear embedded in us from birth because of our inability to communicate our emotional...

The Heir to the Amulet mixes the ideas of knights and old world, medieval places with futuristic, high-tech places and blends them into a story of mystery and intrigue, kidnapping, and sabotage. Raith was successful in her attempt to take over the country of Cymnosa,...

Marie has been long overdue for a visit with her friend Ana Alvarez. Being Big Rock, Colorado's, Chief Detective, a personal life, let alone a vacation has not been an option. Marie puts her detective life on hold to explore Ana Alvarez's artistic life in...

The Duck Commander Family: How Faith, Family and Ducks Built A Dynasty is a very colorful, entertaining and rewarding book. Authors Willie and Korie Robertson, along with Mark Schlabach, allow the reader to see within the lives of the Robertson family, revealing both the good...

Secrets of the Dry Bones: Ezekiel 37:1-14 - The Mystery of a Prophet’s Vision by Susan Rohrer is an in-depth explanation of the passage of scripture about the valley of dry bones. On a spiritual level, Miss Rohrer is suggesting that each person must dig...

Comedian, actress and activist, Jenny McCarthy can now add New York Times bestselling author to her list of accomplishments. She had me laughing out loud as I listened to her book, Bad Habits. Jenny was raised as a Roman Catholic and shares a variety of...

Old Dog Haven: Every Old Dog Has A Story To Tell by Ardeth De Vries is about a nonprofit organization that focuses on providing homes for older dogs in Washington state that find themselves in need of a new home for a variety of reasons....

Countdown by Alan Weisman is a cogent, thorough, impeccably researched wake up call to our human race, teetering on the brink of impending extinction due to overpopulation and over-consumption. Apart from presenting a compelling argument that we must curb our natural instinct to proliferate or...

As Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III continues the story of his youth, members of his Hooligan tribe are searching for young Camicazi. The daughter of the chief of the Bog-Burglars was caught in a horrific summer storm while alone in her boat. Their search takes them...

Central Outbreak Response: Genesis by R.J. Kennett is a modern zombie tale that fans of the genre would enjoy and appreciate. The chaos started right at the opening. Max Newsome, an ex-soldier, was attending a lecture when he heard gunshots from outside. Thinking it to...

In her book, Optimism for Autism, Susan King reveals, along with notes from her son Patrick, a life that was fulfilled not by her son's autism, but from her faith that led her through some very troubling days. Days where the tasks she undertook to...

Tory Johnson, a Good Morning America contributor, can now add bestselling author to her list of accomplishments. Her book The Shift: How I Finally Lost Weight and Discovered a Happier Life is not a diet plan or book. The Shift is a change in attitude...

“The Web is the biggest revolution in communication since the invention of print,” says Grant Leboff, author of Stickier Marketing: How to Win Customers in a Digital Age. Yesterday’s revered marketing concepts are debunked. For example, marketing efforts have evolved from transactions to engagement, the...

Jay Payleitner does it again. He has written a very insightful and powerful book filled with wisdom and insight. In his book entitled 52 Things Sons Need From Their Dads, Jay gives bite-size nuggets of information that is thought-provoking and beneficial to every dad. This...

Kelly Ann Grimaldi has impressively lost more weight than anyone can believe. That too, on her own, without any special diet chart or a personal trainer. The amazing part is she has managed to do so without actually spending thousands of dollars on surgeries or...

Joe has always lived a somewhat interesting life. From the moment of his birth, his grandmother has been convinced that there is something special about him. In fact, she attempted to convince everyone she met of his importance. But there are far more important things...

I'm That Guy: Collected Columns of a Southern Journalist is the work of author Rick Outzen. His columns are organized into four sections: Storms, Service, Heroes and Mentors and Family, and are concerned primarily with life in Pensacola, Florida. The Storms section covers the four...

If you'd like a good afternoon's read while trying to relax, you might enjoy Let's Ride! by Rick Garcia. It is partly a memoir and partly a common sense/motivational book which will appeal to many who have had to make their way through tough times...

Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda: Lessons, Learnings, and Insights From a Mother About her Daughter's Battle with Cancer by Kenna Marriott is the heart-wrenching story of a mother handling her daughter's battle with cancer. She shares with readers how it taught her to be positive even during...

Jackie: The Adventures of a Little Boy Trying to Grow Up by John Tammela shows you how boys had fun in the 1930s and 1940s. Jackie grew up in a Finnish household in Niagara Falls on the Canadian side. He was the youngest boy with...