Days of the Giants: A Novel by RJ Petrella is set in the medical world of Boston in the 1990s. Slater Barnes is an intern at the Boston City Hospital, one of the most demanding medical arenas anywhere. The hospital needs a face lift desperately...

South Africa was a police state as brutal and oppressive as any. How the Water Falls tells the story of civil war and the collapse of apartheid through the viewpoints of several diverse characters. Lena was half Bantu, half Xhosa. While attending school she wrote...

Maya and Filippo See Impossible Things in the Garden City by Alinka Rutkowska is the delightful story of Maya and Filippo who live on a beautiful cruise ship, Fun Princess, with their parents and their cat, Othello. Their ship docks at Christchurch and readers are...

Ella Mae the Courageous Cheerleader by Stephanie Cameron is the story of a young girl’s battle with bullies, and how she responds by showing kindness and love. The illustrations are bright and eye-catching and perfectly complement the rhymes as the story unfolds. Ella Mae loves...

Kate Taylor loves to play basketball. She played on the Angel's basketball team last season and dreams to be the star player on the team this season with the most points scored. With her mom as the coach and her sister's boyfriend Ray as the...

In the Case of Understanding by Sudipta Quabili is a coming of age story about five friends and a last minute trip to Atlantic City. Marie, Nick, Jemma, Neena, and John each spend a single night facing their fears and acknowledging their desires. But will...

Are You On The Right Path? Financial Foundations by Tammy Johnston is an uplifting book for kids that steers them towards discipline and how our daily habits and choices can make a world of difference when it comes to being successful. The Law of Slight...

Prisoner of the Pearls by Karen Cogan is a story that hops between the present day and the 1820s. When the story opens, Debra is in the present at the historic home her Aunt Lacy left her, along with a very special pearl necklace. The...

Bound to the Bachelor is a fun story about two people thrown together by a bachelor auction and sizzling chemistry. Lily Taylor has been living in Marietta, Montana, for a few years and she is finally beginning to shake off her image as a former...

Henry Montherlant (1895-1972) published his war memoir, Dirge for the Dead of Verdun, in 1924. In this book, the author bluntly portrays the post traumatic stress syndrome that in our day is frequently mentioned, yet not fully understood by those who have never been in...

Into the Deep End is a contemporary fiction novel written by Leesa Freeman. Luke Stevenson's life has crashed and burned, and he doesn't really see any hope for the future. His twin, Bethany, and his best friend, Rob, died in the car accident which left...

Darren Chase, who has spent over twenty years performing and recording, never felt free in his singing. Recently, he was able to master his voice and he shows how in his ebook, Singing From the Inside: A Self-Guided Primer Course in Classical Vocal Technique. Here...

Posie Pixie and the Lost Matchbox by Sarah Hill is an enchanting, Beatrix Potter-esque flight of fancy for children, wherein Posie the Pixie goes on a quest with her friend Wibble the woodlouse to trade in her bed of lime leaves for something more comfortable....

Killing the Man by Kenneth B. Humphrey is an action-packed thriller with elements of romance and humor thrown in. Killing the Man gets off to a fast-paced start with an introduction to the central protagonist, Rick Killing, whose character is both believable and quite likable....

Sometimes, a superbly written and impeccably researched book is like a relationship: the more you invest, the more you get out of the experience. Instigators of the Apocalypse by Kevin Timothy O’Kane is a challenging, educational, and infinitely fascinating treatise that reads like the offspring...

Two young boys were playing on the wharf in Toronto Harbour just a few days before the end of Christmas break. It started out as a normal day, but all that quickly changed when they spotted something on the nearby beach. Their discovery was the...

Blood on the Stage, 480 B.C. to 1600 A.D.: Milestone Plays of Murder, Mystery and Mayhem, An Annotated Repertoire by Amnon Kabatchnik is an overview of the most important theatrical works on the theme stated in the title, from Prometheus Bound by Aeschylus to Hamlet...

Seeds of the Bitter Harvest, a new book by John Sheppard, is a foray into a post-occupation Capitol City, after it has fallen to the Enemy. Protagonist Andy Whitman, newly orphaned and alone, clings to the last note his mother gave him before sending him...

Aisha the Navigator: Trains a Leader #1 by Amir Makin is a heartwarming tale about an intelligent, confident young girl named Aisha. One of Aisha's talents is the ability to travel through time. While selling her handmade jewelry in the park, Aisha meets another young...

Michael Duncan, an Elite operative of Eternity, the organization that protects and polices dragons, wakes up in a dungeon, chained to the wall - and that isn’t the strange part. When a beautiful young woman emerges from a pile of cloth that was thrown on...