Fun With Sailboats by Peter Brennan is about the author's interest in sailing that began at the age of nine when he was introduced to it by his dad. He speaks about his first Styrofoam sailboat and how the family would use it when they...

A visit to the state capitol can be an interesting experience in There Ought to Be a Law. That’s where laws are made and Eliza’s mother is a legislator. She makes laws. Eliza and her best friend, Martin, tag along one day to learn about...

ConnecTEEN: Establishing Healthy Relationships at Home by Bernardo Salcido III gives simple insights to effectively build relationships with your teenager. The book is a compilation of the most effective strategies that will help readers overcome their frustrations of dealing with a teenager. Reading the book...

How can you reach your goals, overcome obstacles, and make a difference in the world? What qualities does it take to become a successful diva and turn your passion to help others into a reality? Discover how a group of young women used pivotal moments...

“I was twenty-one years old when I sold my baby.” A powerful admittance from a young woman, Isabelle. There may be all kinds of reasons why someone would sell their baby, but Isabelle’s story is unique. Coming from a working-class background in the late nineteenth...

From the author of the spellbinding The Minstrel Boy comes another exciting read, The Bloody Road. In Nigel Seed’s military thriller, Michael McGuire, who retired from the army after the Boer War, is called back to service when WWI breaks out. As Colonel, he takes...

Fractures is the second book in the Heartwood series by Nance Newman and is a gripping fantasy story that follows Elathea’s battles with demons bent on breaking the earth. Ela happens to be that one in-a-hundred-years’ descendants of Xylem to be gifted with the powers...

Summer of Two Worlds (3rd edition) by J. Arthur Moore is a coming-of-age story that takes place six years after the Battle of the Little Big Horn. Prairie Cub is an orphan raised since the age of three as the son of a Sioux warrior....

Anna’s Dance: A Balkan Odyssey is a work of literary fiction penned by author Michele Levy. Conveying realistic life events, the work may not be suitable for some more sensitive adult readers due to sexual content and references to rape. The central plot concerns the...

A young woman is murdered, and her housemate is willing to do anything to access her memories in the spine-chilling novel, Access Point (A Psychological Thriller) by Tom Gabbay. Ula has made substantial breakthroughs in neurological science. Her studies have the potential to make the...

Saving Sara: A Memoir of Food Addiction by Sara Somers is the author's autobiography recounting decades of binge eating. The book begins with a teenaged Somers who is withdrawn emotionally from the world despite having crossed international borders, outlining a childhood with parents who themselves...

Under Another Sun is a work of fiction in the horror, suspense, and thriller sub-genres, and was penned by author D. M. Siciliano. Written for adult reading audiences, the work is largely non-graphic and accessible to all fans of the genre. The events of the...

Let There Be Us: A Journey into Yourself by JC Ramos Paulino is a thought-provoking, soul-stirring book that asks essential questions about who we really are and provides surprising answers that will set readers on the path to self-realization and redefining their purpose. The book...

Amy Watkins' 200 Letters is a suspenseful romance with realistic characters, a strong conflict, and a plot that makes it a page-turner. Ethan and Angela are both in abusive relationships. While Angela’s husband has a short-fuse temper and a domineering character, Ethan’s wife is manipulative...

Wizard's Key by Mitch Reinhardt is the first book in The Darkwolf Saga. Geoff was used to being an outsider and bullied, but all that changes when he embarks on an epic quest in a new world with one of his bullies. If that wasn't...

Precious Lord, Take My Hand: Meditations for Caregivers by Shelly Beach is the author's journey as a caregiver along with her husband Dan, brother Paul and his wife Sheryl as they closely watched her mother's descent into Alzheimer's disease. She speaks of how the experience...

Wild Blueberries: Tales of Nuns, Rabbits & Discovery in Rural Michigan is a memoir by Peter Damm sprinkled with family photographs and pencil illustrations by Suzanne Anderson-Carey. The black and white photographs are identified in a list at the end. The first part of the...

Naked Truth: Or Equality, The Forbidden Fruit is a work of fiction in the historical and interpersonal drama sub-genres and was penned by author Carrie Hayes. Written for mature audiences, the work contains some usage of explicit language, sexual situations, and moderate violence. Set in...

The Hollywood Trap: Underground in Tinseltown by John F. Wilkie is a crime fiction novel set in one of the world's most controversial places: Hollywood. When Jay, a homeless young musician, steps off a bus at Hollywood & Vine, he only has $10 in his...

The Voice of Reason by Kat Clark tells the story of a rich girl, Amy, who falls pregnant and marries a poor boy, Josh, who never graduated and has a prison record. So far, it’s the same as so many other stories, but then this...