This is the third book in Kenny Luck’s, “God’s Man Series.” In today’s culture, few believe in spiritual evil. It is much more acceptable to internalize everything. It is not popular to admit you believe that the devil exists. Frankly, if you do not believe...

Jill Elizabeth Nelson bringsback fan’s favorite Desiree Jacobs in Reluctant Smuggler number three in the “To Catch A Thief Series.” Desiree Jacobs throws herself in to her work as an expert cat burglar to keep her mind off the death of her father. Reluctant Smuggler...

This short book is big on historical information. Alan and Judy Sweeney have researched and intensely studied their topic. The photographs bring history to life. Salaries were $3-$1 per day. The Sweeney’s include information concerning the death of workers, locomotives colliding. The title of this...

Jerry J. Pollock, Ph.D. courageously shares his memoirs with readers. The portrait Jerry paints of his family is cold and distant. His mother was promiscuous. His father was neurotic and was in and out of hospitals. Jerry had severe headaches from age four, which frightened...

Finally, a logical approach to a clean house – let the house clean itself!! I admit skepticism when I read the title, The House That Cleans Itself. I was secretly hoping for a magic button like something from a futuristic science fiction movie, poof a...

Chantel Hobbs brings her experience to her latest book, The Never Say Diet: Personal Fitness Trainer. This is a companion book to Never Say Diet. The Never Say Diet: Personal Fitness Trainer is similar to a journal. There is a place to record your measurements,...

Elizabeth Emerson Hancock captures the essence of growing up in Eastern Kentucky. As you move west along the Ohio River, there are subtle cultural changes but some things stay the same. Rarely is there a Kentuckian that does not bleed blue, Wildcat blue, except those...

“Val Szabo thought being the first woman sheet metal worker in her local was a tough job. As it turns out, being the "wicked" stepmother to two kids is the hardest thing she's tackled yet.”  Val is divorced, childless by choice, and just knows that...

Easy Entertaining for Beginners is one of those books that everyone can use. The inexperienced host will appreciate the detailed steps to preparing the meal and the menu which pairs foods that go together. The experienced entertainer will appreciate the great recipes and the way...

Tom Davis’s book Red Letters focuses on Jesus’ words. Jesus showed compassion; he offered hope. He touched lives wherever he went. He was not passive or inactive. If we are to imitate him, to be his hands and feet, then, we should offer the same...

Bark Up The Right Tree was written by Jessie, a black Lab, and her mommy, Ruth Tschudin. This adorable book was written from Jessie’s point of view. The story begins sadly with Jessie left at a shelter by her former owners. Jessie...

Stirring Up Romance, by Janet Lee Barton After the loss of her husband, Elise Morgan is left with nowhere to live. She moves in with Frieda Morgan, her mother-in-law. When her mother-in-law makes the decision to move to New Mexico, Elise goes with her to help...

In his book, Survival, Lt. Gen. Russel L. Honore takes you on an in-depth journey through Hurricane Katrina and the role that he played in the recovery efforts. The end result of what he witnessed can be summed up in the idea that Americans...

The setting is Savannah Georgia.  There is a serial killer on the loose.  Petra wonders what it would be like to know a serial killer.  She gets that opportunity when he selects her as his next victim.  However, he is intrigued by her and spares...

Julie Lyons was searching for a story when she found The Body of Christ Assembly in South Dallas, Texas.  She was looking for miracle healings.  Her instincts lead her to a crime ridden area in South Dallas, Texas.  Her book Holy Roller follows the lives...

Sarah and her friend Alexandra are on a much needed vacation on a small greek island.  The locals are putting on their summer theatrical production and ask Sarah to direct it.  She could not have picked a better play than Shakespears Tempest.  Everything seems to...

In her early twenties, Donna Mae realized that there was something "wrong" with her behavior. From this realization came the strong desire and courage to "right" the "wrong." Through many years of therapy she walked through the darkness of fear and painstakingly remembered a forgotten childhood...

All couples have times of stress and conflict. My husband and I have been married for 36 years and we love each other more every day. We hold hands, laugh, talk and generally enjoy each other’s company. I’m often asked for our secret. It’s very...

“Sticks and stones can break my bones but words can never hurt me” is not a true statement. As the shortest person in my class I was often the brunt of short jokes. While as an adult I know they were not meant to be...

What started out as a bad day for first grade teacher, Crystal Hagan, was steadily getting worse. She and her thirteen students had crossed the Town’s Square in the cold to see Rudolph. Several years ago, Crystal had asked Henri LeBarron, owner of a mansion...