Asha Of The Air is a work of fiction in the fantasy, mythology, and spiritual subgenres. It is intended for the general reading audience and was penned by author John Huddles. In the wasteland of a long-since abandoned Planet Earth, a mysterious futuristic figure from...

In Raising The Bar: A Lawyer’s Memoir, author Ruth Rymer recounts her childhood dreams of becoming a lawyer. Only later in life, when she finds herself fully embedded in the legal system, does she recognize the prejudice women experience. Day after day the author...

Linus the Troll is written by Rosie Talley. It is the story of a young troll, Linus, who is a study in contrasts. The most outstanding aspect of the story is the way that Linus’s physical features are contrasted with his personality. Readers soon discover...

Dance of the Dolphins by Patricia Gleichauf, illustrated by Karen Staszko, is a fact-based introduction to the lives of dolphins and other cetaceans and ocean-dwelling creatures. Words and drawings show how dolphins leap into the air to breathe, how they remind each other to come...

Second Star to the Left (Reimagined Fairy Tales Book 1) by Megan Van Dyke presents a captivating reimagining of a classic fairy tale that will leave readers spellbound. Tink, a character banished for a noble but daring act, sets the stage for a thrilling...

A Hole in the Head (James Strait Mysteries Book 3) by John Eidswick is an out-and-out action thriller that takes readers on a roller-coaster ride of action, excitement, and emotion. When retired F.B.I. Special Agent James Strait’s estranged brother is murdered, the day after he...

Hugo von Hector the Kids' Art Collector, written by Whitney Beatty and primarily illustrated by Allyson Arrogante, is a children's picture book that tells the story of an unfulfilled artist in a magical realm. Hugo von Hector loves to create art but feels the work...

What happens to the families, the photographer, and the newscaster after the camera stops rolling or the story is no longer news? Get inspired, be motivated, and hear the behind-the-scenes accounts as news reporter Jen Maxfield shares several stories that have personally touched her in...

What began as a short spy story for S.P. O'Farrell's niece is now an award-winning series that rivals a modern-day Nancy Drew. Simone LaFray and the Red Wolves of London find our junior spy, Simone, taking a new case to rescue another junior spy, Claire,...

Holly and the Secret Seeds is a heartwarming children’s book written by Marsha Jackson with illustrations by Sheena Whatcott. This story shares a beautiful message about how little acts can have meaningful consequences. After reading a book at the library, Holly is inspired to spread...

Songs of the Etonic is a work of fiction in the adventure and science fiction novella subgenres. It is intended for the general reading audience and is produced in its audiobook format with original text by author D.K. Spencer and narration provided by Willie T....

Sometimes we should be more cautious. While we enjoy what we do, it can become dangerous if we are not careful. This is what happened to Honey, the young protagonist of Honey and the Broken Fingers, an illustrated children's book written by Cynthia K. Finlay...

Italian Bones in the Snow depicts the life of an Italian-American girl and her unique views about different subjects: religion, music, spirituality feminity, reincarnation, Reiki, patriarchy, and more. Elaina Battista-Parsoms also shares some interesting information about her Italian roots, including growing up with an Italian...

Bedtime can be a challenging time for parents and kids. Animals Over the Bridge: A Bedtime Story Routine by Janine Maxwell is a soothing, rhythmic story that will make bedtime more pleasant. Along with the gentle rhyming jungle story, an accompanying wind-down activity adds value...

Ramble Along the Waiting Path is a young adult paranormal tale written by Danny S. Allen. Coaxed by his mother, eighteen-year-old Benjamin Ramble's visit to his grandmother in North Carolina turns sour when a shocking highway accident leaves him dead and stuck in purgatory. Soon...

There is a page in You and Me in the Trees where we see a loving couple and their child nestled in a tree trunk. There is light shining on them from their lantern as rain pours down outside. "If you protect her [mother nature],...

Cats and Dogs Make the Best of Friends by Gina Gallois is a children’s book that tells the story of two best friends, Sage and Jasmine. Sage’s family has adopted two little kittens, Carly and Fury, for him and his sister Hazel. His family always...

When most people think of opossums, they have negative thoughts: pests, giant rodents, and roadkill. Some think of food. On the other hand, some think opossums are cute and cuddly. Gina Gallios thinks opossums are to be loved. Her love for them shows through in...

Falling for the Suitor is a work of fiction in the romance and interpersonal drama subgenres, and it forms part of the Suitor Science book series. It was penned for the adult reading audience by author Holly Kerr but does not contain any graphic content....

Things are strange even before Kiki and her older sister, Alison, leave home to go to the Mount Faylinn Dance Conservatory for the summer. Alison is a very talented dancer; Kiki prefers her drawing, but she’s excited about this mysterious dance camp that they’ve heard...