Hair in All the Wrong Places by Andrew Buckley is more than just another book on werewolves. Colin Strauss had been moving around from one relative's place to another. His parents did not wish to take the responsibility of raising their boy. Finally, at the...

History of the First Queen is the fourth book in The Empyrical Tales by Mark Miller. After Queen Olena returns to Empyrean Castle, elf butler Tym starts regaling her and her friends with the story of Nyssa the Traveller. Sixteen-year-old foster teen Nyssa's life turns...

Terrorist bombings are rife in Pakistan and Lahore, that country’s second-most populous city and one of its wealthiest, has its fair share. Another interesting fact is that 90% of Pakistani women suffer from domestic violence and Pakistan is the third most dangerous country in the...

Jay and Tina are preparing for the autumn Hindu festival of Diwali, also known as the Festival of Light. They have created 101 clay diyas, small cup-shaped oil lamps, to light up their house during the festivities. The total of 101 is an important number;...

Grief in the Gatine by GM Haley is the fourth book in the Catherine Patterson Mysteries series. Catherine is excited to have an influx of guests at the chambres d’hotes until the murder mystery fun turns into a real-life murder scenario. The victim has family...

Breaking the Barriers by B.B. Swann is the story of Cindy Wilson and Mike Ryan who are high school seniors and in a relationship. Their relationship is a secret mainly because of Cindy's mother who does not want her to be in one until she...

Breaking the Bro Code by B.B. Swann is a teenage romance set in the 1980s about the choices that can change everything. Molly has the chance of a lifetime at a cross country scholarship and also has a dreamy boyfriend that knows just how to...

Kip and the Magical Belt by Victoria Gracie chronicles Kip’s experiences as he settles into a new school. When Kip goes to live with his Grammy, he is excited to spend time with her. He helps her with the chores around the home and they...

What does the International Date Line have to do with the location of the Garden of Eden, worshiping on the Sabbath, and proving the existence of God? Jorge Guevara answers this probing question in his concise and enjoyable book, Proof of God in the...

A Year in the Life of Leah Brand is a psychological thriller from the pen of author Lucinda E. Clarke. Leah Brand is a middle-aged woman who has suffered many of life’s vicissitudes along her journey. When her husband and two children are tragically killed...

Love Among The Planets by Isabel Scheck is a beautifully lyrical story of falling in love, losing that love and then falling in love once again. Selena is the soul of the moon; she has been alone for millennia and was prepared to spend the...

Migraines can be very debilitating. It’s not just the pain in the head, and that in itself can be unbearable. It’s all the other symptoms: nausea, vomiting, vertigo, sensitivity to light, fatigue and the list goes on. Not every migraine sufferer experiences the same symptoms,...

Wally and the Sweet Mountain Candy Factory is a children’s picture book by Meghan E Christensen. Today Wally started working at his family’s Sweet Mountain Candy Factory. He wants to become a candy maker like his dad, grandfather, and great-grandfather. Grandpa gives him his first...

Young people love reading and watching movies about superheroes. They even play-act and dress up as their favorite hero. There are many superhero games available – both high tech and the old-fashioned board game. But real superhero fun comes from creativity that makes use of...

In The Name of Peace is an intriguing novel in which anything can happen. Terrorism, espionage, and hacking are like an inexhaustible series of Russian dolls in this riveting story by Paul Sande. The FBI suspects Gerald Walsh, an alcoholic reporter, to be a terrorist...

Photographer Matt Lambros can be proud of his photographic book, After the Final Curtain: America's Abandoned Theaters. This lavish collection of pictures shows the conditions of many American theaters after they closed to the public. Built in the 20th century as beautiful and elegant fortresses,...

Sarsaparilla wants to go to the moon and he asks Juxtapose if he can jump to the moon because Juxtapose is a good jumper. Juxtapose tells his friend that the moon is four hundred thousand kilometers away but Sarsaparilla thinks they can do it if...

Circle in the Sand: Oceanic Dreams Book 3 by Tracy Krimmer is based around romance on cruise ships. Isla Hunter is a librarian, about to turn 30, who allows her two best friends, the vivacious and adventurous Charlotte and the gorgeous “player” Asher, to convince...

“Be Jolly, Jaunty Voy’gers! Let’s avoid a conflagration. As we find our happy hearts. And sing for joy with admiration. Of the many little marvels. That deserve our cogitation. Then the Wonder door will open. And we’ll leave this desolation!” In Mrs. Amazing and The...

Author Teresa Traver tickles children’s imaginations with a sweet little tale about friendship and courage. When the little kitten Spooky was taken into the old Maxwell place as her new home, she least expected to encounter an unusual friend. As she does the rounds of...