Wow! In a great start to what promises to be a fantastic new series, Of Fear and Faith, the first book in the Death and Destiny Trilogy by author N.D. Jones, readers will be treated to a sexy read that is both exciting and full...

The Ripples of Guilt by Angela Richmond is about one woman taking strength from another and carving her destiny with her actions. The story follows Helen Richards. She is a woman who once had it all and now she has nothing but a loveless marriage...

The Adventures of Charlie Chameleon: New Beginnings is a very imaginative story about a chameleon and his family. He even has a pet fish — a fish that gets seasick! Author Ellen Buikema is a very creative writer. Who else would have put a water-helmet...

Special Agent Kessa St. James’ life takes an unexpected twist when the FBI sends her to Gig Harbor, Washington. Her job is to keep the media off the case and assist profiler Danny Harmon. Kessa just wants to find the senator's killer and go home....

Great Americans: The Founders by Michael T. Best is the first in what is going to be a series of books about the men and women who helped found America. This volume introduces us to Benjamin Franklin, Daniel Boone, John Hancock, David Bushnell, Samuel Prescott,...

The Lost Heir by Allison Whitmore is the story of Isabella Foxworthy, the heir to the Foxworthy Hotel. Isabella discovers she is an empath; she is able to feel what others are feeling. Approaching Isabella's 16th birthday, she is thrown into a world of magic...

Living Tao: Timeless Principles for Everyday Enlightenment by Ilchi Lee is a book about Tao and how it affects your life. I have always been fascinated with Tao and how to apply it to life. This “way” of living is often described as an unattainable...

Ask More, Tell Less: A Practical Guide for Helping Children Achieve Self-Reliance by Greg Warburton is a useful tool for parents who feel frustrated with the behavior of their children, and find it difficult to handle their tantrums and moods. The book gives the right...

The Frog That Lost His Croak is a children’s story by author Anne Toole that tells the tale of a very proud young frog with a very loud croak, who one day loses his croak after boasting and bragging to his friends. The little frog...

In an excellent installment from The Janus Project Files, When is Sylvia Wallace? by author Brad Anderson tells the story of a scenario that few could imagine, much less survive. Follow the story of our protagonist, Deputy Marshal Sylvia Wallace, as she finds herself alone...

In a very interesting, unique and well thought out treatise on many facets of wisdom throughout history, The Pursuit of Wisdom: A Chronological Inquiry of the World's Most Influential Seekers of Wisdom In the Fields of Theology, Philosophy, and Science by author Dean Chavooshian, will,...

Gods, Goddesses, and Saints: A Solitary Practice of Chanting and Meditation by Barbara Carroll is perfect for anyone looking for unique ways to add meditation practices to their life. Included in the book are detailed steps to get started with daily meditation, meditations and chants,...

Energy Tweaks: Energy Tweaks Supercharge Your Energy Book 1 by Rory Bell is eight chapters and ten energy tweaks packed with information to help you improve your energy levels and feel better. Bell recommends times when you quiet your mind and exchange negative thoughts for...

Dr Abigail Brennaman wakes from an indeterminate period of ‘cryonic suspension’ to find herself in a strange, hospital-like environment which she is informed is called Eden. She is weak and alone, monitored by a sophisticated computer which is able to assist with her recovery using...

In an interesting and adventurous story targeted at young adult readers, Talon: Encounter, the fifth book in the Talon series by author Gigi Sedlmayer, readers will again be taken on quite a journey. Continuing the story of Tamo, Timo and Talon as well as their...

Good Morning Diego Garcia: A Journey Of Discovery is a true to life travel account by author Susan Joyce, in which she recollects her experiences. The second book in the Journeys series, this adventure follows The Lullaby Illusion, picking up as Susan and her husband...

The Foreword to Mrs. Brenda C. Mohammed’s My Life as a Banker: A Life Worth Living has been written by one of her six sisters, Florabelle Lutchman. She describes it as an account of Mrs. Mohammed’s life, and that is exactly what it is. It...

Animals Don't Blush is a non-fiction memoir written by David R. Gross. The author was in his last semester of veterinary school when he saw the posted notice on the student locker room bulletin board at the teaching hospital. There was an opening for an...

J.R. Wirth’s In Passing is labelled fiction suspense and rightly so, but it could easily be tagged as paranormal or fantasy. Mary Elizabeth Stroll, in the first person sections of the story, is known as Lizzie, a fourteen-year-old, and in the third person parts as...

Elizabeth Jayanti Ph.D. believes that businesses today are still being conducted on premises that have long become irrelevant. In The Galileo Moment, she argues that all new research is based on old models that are no longer true or effective, and therefore are of no...