Discovering North of Chile by Car - a very wordy title, yet descriptive in its lengthiness. You get exactly what is promised, which is a journey in the North of Chile, as seen from a car... Franco Folino has clearly taken as many aspects of...

How To Stay Married: The Adventures of a Woman Who Learnt to Travel Light in Life, Love and Relationships by Mary-Lou Stephens looks at relationships and how each of us wants to find the right person with whom to spend the rest of our lives....

Suddenly Single: The Adventures of a Divorced Man in the New World of Women by James Hulbert introduces us to Tom Lord, the Vice President of the American Broadcasters Association. He has been through a terrible divorce that took place after 30 years of marriage....

Santa Rita Stories: Coming of Age in a Cuban Fishing Town is a historical short story collection written by Andrew J. Rodriguez. The stories are set in Santa Rita, a small town in Cuba, in the mid 1950s, and they revolve around the friendship of...

So many married couples find themselves in trouble without even knowing why. This book is a great way to help those people. The Love Fight: How Achievers & Connectors Can Build A Marriage that Lasts by Tony Ferretti and Peter J. Weiss explains a lot...

Hell Toupee by Mitch Friedman is a true story told in a very entertaining manner. Mitch has just turned 30 and is balding and hates it. He has watched many infomercials for the Head Restart for Men and believes this is the answer to his...

Alabaster Bayou: If Death Had a Face It Would Be Hers by Kerry D. Redford tells the tale of Celestine Clemence, a violet-eyed vixen on a vendetta. She is the illegitimate child of a voodoo practicing Creole woman, Mary Ann, and her lover, the rich...

Secrets, Spies & Spotted Dogs by Jane Eales tells the story of the author's adoption and her subsequent search many years later to discover her birth mother's life and trace other family members. The book is divided into four sections. The first part chronicles Jane's...

Five women have been abducted off the streets without reason. There are no bodies, no ransom notes, and precious little to go on. Police Detective Matt Brady suspects human trafficking for prostitution, based on the good looks of the missing women, and he's right. A...

A letter, a treasure to receive and a pleasure to write and send, but sadly an artifact of another era. Letters have connected loved ones for centuries, revealed important details about life, and recorded significant events. Letters are stories waiting to be shared and for...

Learning to Float by Allan Ament is a beautiful and insightful memoir about the author’s experiences as a caregiver to his wife after she experiences a stroke. Deloris, Allan’s wife of eighteen years, suffered a stroke in 2005. The memoir chronicles the challenges of turning...

The Conscious Leader: Nine Principles and Practices to Create a Wide-Awake and Productive Workplace by Shelley Reciniello is an excellent and eye opening guide that takes leaders through a journey of self evaluation and self reckoning. Many cases are cited of unconscious and harmful habits...

Adaptive Capacity by Juan Carlos Eichholz teaches how an organization should tackle changes with an adaptive approach to remain relevant, notwithstanding the change. This is dealt with in two parts. In part one, the broad concept of adaptability and organizational complexity that underlie this approach...

And Darkness Was Under His Feet: Stories of a Family is a family saga written by Annie Dawid. The story begins in 1900, in Radautz, Bukovina. Lazar and Reizl are devout Jews who've suffered the loss some years before of three of their children to...

Starting with a mythical, but very amusing 'history' of shopping, Dan Van Oss throws caution to the wind and risks the wrath of women worldwide as he presents his shopping survival guide: Shopping Survival Guide for Men - How a Man Can Survive a Shopping...

Where The Dead Go: A Scriptural Based Model That Answers This Question is an interesting book that speaks about a topic that crosses everyone's mind at least once in a lifetime. The book builds a model, Scripture-by-Scripture that addresses the question of where the dead...

With the person and legend of General Bernardo de Gálvez as the focal point, Galvez by Judge Edward F. Butler, Sr revisits a neglected chapter of early American history. While there has always been a touch of glamour to the role France played in the...

Dr. Barbara Becker Holstein is a practising Positive Psychologist. In her book The Truth: Diary of a Gutsy Tween, she sets out to help young girls growing up to understand why they feel the way they do, reassure them that they are not alone, and...

Metal Storm: Weird Custer is a historical fiction novel written by William Sumrall. The author sets the stage for the infamous last stand of George Armstrong Custer at the Battle of Little Big Horn in 1876. Custer has big plans for his future, including the...

Sophomore Freak (Reject High: A Young Adult Science Fiction Series Book 2) by Brian Thompson is the second book in this young adult fantasy fiction series. Over summer break, all Jason wants is to spend time with Rhapsody, his best friend, and Sasha, his girlfriend....