Carmen Futuri: A Song of Future Love and Sorrow is a work of fiction in the science fiction and adventure subgenres. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author Lev Shtyn. Set in the futuristic Star City – an advanced...

Vir-Chew! Dog Bless You! What Modern Dog Training Taught Me about Living a Good Life by Dan Josselyn-Creighton will not teach you how to train your dog, but it might guide you toward learning how. More important, this lovely book will surely inspire you to...

Apocalypse Six by Jason Hill takes place in 2078. The US has its first female president, President Kane. Her father is a disgraced senator who went to prison for treason. But she wins the endorsement of the most prominent black politician in Washington, Speaker of...

Diane and Robin are notorious for getting into trouble. Their father, Captain Marsh, commander of the starship Polaris, has to keep a tight reign on the two, and mischief is always rewarded with consequences. When a special guest is due to arrive and live with...

Mumbles of A Soul is a poetry collection by Toyin Sebastien Ajimati that delves into the various facets of life. A Blink of Reality speaks about the changing patterns of a person's life and how we should all strive for peace and joy instead of...

The Tower Steps by Aelth Faye is the retelling of the classic story of Rapunzel, with a few twists and variations. Marjoram was born with strong, uncontrollable magic, all thanks to her parents who stole magical herbs from the witch’s garden to feed her mother’s...

If you are raising children, you can benefit from reading Andrew McKinney’s How I Lost My Hair Raising Teenage Girls: And the Lessons I Learned. While the names and places are changed to protect privacy, the anecdotes and situations are authentic. The author and his...

In What You Don’t Hear by Camila Tacchi and Isabel Loaldi, Julia’s sister was born with a terminal illness, and after she passed Julia moved to New York. She is deaf and James, her upstairs neighbor, asks her to teach him to sign for her....

In For A Penny: In For a Pounding by Kregg P.J. Jorgenson is the story of an English university lecturer, Thomas Rayne, who becomes frustrated with his meager lifestyle in a 9-5 job that barely affords him a decent living. His wife, who covers most...

After his father’s demise when he was only eight years old, King Coborn of Mosuvia ascended to the throne at an early age. When it was time for him to marry, King Coborn married the love of his life, Lorella - the daughter of a...

Secrets In The Mirror by Leslie Kain is the story of two twin brothers who diverge toward two very different paths in life due to their upbringing and environment. Gavin and Devon DiMassi couldn't have turned out more different if they were not related. Bullied...

Shades of Truth is C.L. Stockton’s Book 1 in his Summerlynn Secrets Series. It’s a brilliant action adventure. Cadrian Summerlynn’s life begins just like that of any ordinary girl, but having dinner with her father changes her life into something she least expects. He hands...

Have you ever wondered why it's mostly women who are tasked to take notes in corporate settings? Why is it always female employees who are specifically asked to bring coffee during meetings between business executives and why do female entrepreneurs receive less funding than their...

Dineh is an autobiographical novel by Ida Maze and is translated by Yermiyahu Ahron Taub from Yiddish to English. Describing the personal experience of a woman living through the First Russian Revolution in the form of an autobiography, Dineh takes the readers to an impoverished...

Life Dust by Pam Webber is a historical romance set in the Vietnam war era. Andy and Nettie were looking forward to getting married. Planning their wedding and living in blissful oblivion, their illusion was broken when Andy was suddenly deployed to South Vietnam for...

Muskets and Minuets by Lindsey Susan Fera is a historical fiction epic that revolves around an 18th-century tomboy named Annalisa Howlett. Set in colonial America in the years preceding the American Revolution, Annalisa is having none of the restrictions placed on her as a teenager...

The Seventh Reel by C.J. Booth takes on a subject that most mystery fiction writers shy away from. When President John F. Kennedy was gunned down in the streets of Dallas in 1963, despite the official findings of the Warren Commission, the incident remains an...

As a senior leader in a business environment, how prepared are you in handling your position? If you find yourself groping for an answer or getting caught off-guard in your new designation, author James W. Browning provides help in his book, Embracing Senior Leadership: Three...

In the captivating fantasy story, The First Ring Bearers by N.A. Turner, a shepherd finds magical stones and embarks on a worldwide mission to seek bearers of his magical rings. Cartius notices shining lights coming from a cave on a mountain while taking care of...

The Computer Wasn't in the Basement Anymore: My Fifty + Years on Education Technology (1970-2021) contains insights from Anthony G. Picciano's journey of more than 50 years in the field of education technology and his activities in six public colleges in New York. Some of...