Have you ever wondered what would happen if you were locked out of your home at night? That’s what happened to Zorro, the Boston Terrier. He was saying goodbye to a friend and was distracted by a grasshopper when he heard his parents close the...

I. C. Robledo provides insight in his book Awaken the Starlight Within. The author offers information like overcoming thoughts of pain and fear of death, not being afraid of change, letting go of tiring concerns, being more conscious of others, being a student of life,...

Tales of the Rose by Abby Gordon is a historical romance set in the Order of the Rose series. Starting with The Madness of Catalan, Owain, devoted to Wales, the Order, and Elizabeth Tudor, falls for Anna Elizabeta, leading to a fight against the Sons...

Death on the Moon by Jeanne Maree Iacono is a fascinating fusion of sci-fi and crime fiction. The story unfolds in 2030 at the Headquarters of Barish International in Los Angeles. Barish International owns the Lunar Base Camp on the moon. NASA’s contract with Barish...

Embrace the Power of You by Tricia Montalvo Timm is her story as a successful corporate lawyer in Silicon Valley and how she juggles being a mother, wife, and Latina, and battles with her identity throughout her corporate career. She shares her journey of revealing...

After graduating from high school, Susan (Sue) goes to Europe for vacation and to visit her parents. While in Europe, she gets a taste for adventure, and when she returns to America, Sue questions many things in her life. She begins to desire more out...

Armed with a map that knows everything, Nerissa Eliott is determined to find her sister and keep her promise to her sick father. However, she is directed to Brevlyra, a cursed land no one remembers how to get to. To make matters worse, she has...

How the Earth Holds Us is a collection of thought-provoking poems by Mary Holman Tuteur. The poems are inspired by her life experiences and delve into different aspects of living, including death, complex relationships between parents and children, and the unexpected nature of life. The...

Debbie Schrack brings us an amazing story of hope and courage in Over the Fence. At the age of six, Eve was abducted from in front of her house by a man known as "Papa." That was eleven years ago. She is now seventeen and...

Where the Hell is Myra Atkins? by Lu Erickson is a hilarious mystery. Myra Atkins, owner of a private detective agency, has disappeared. Esther Humperstone, her secretary, and Henry, the latest employee, are on the trail, and both are learning how to be private detectives....

Gregory Urbach's Dashiell Hammett and the World's Fair Mystery is a deeply captivating, fast-paced historical mystery about a writer's efforts to protect a deadly secret from the Nazis as the threat of World War II intensifies. As a famous mystery writer, Dashiell Hammett is constantly...

When The Banshee Howls by John W. Leys is a beautiful collection of poems about various subjects like life and loss. We can see how magnificently this is done by how he brings these poems to life. The Wild speaks about the unknown in the...

In the Midst of Wolves by PL Novak explores friendship, survival, grief, and love themes. This coming-of-age story follows the lives of two close friends brought together by tragedy. After eight-year-old Leigh Blackwell’s father disappears, she is left to care for her mother, who breaks...

How do you write a “historical romance” set in today’s rather unromantic society of cell phones, motorcycles, fancy cars, fast sex, and guns? You write it the way Cynthia L. Clark has written Boulder Girl, Remember Me When the Moon Hangs Low. Even the title...

On the Corner of Liberty and South Loring is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, autobiographical writing, social and cultural writing subgenres. Penned by author Francis Coughlin for the general reading audience, this is a heartwarming and nostalgic journey through the life of the...

In Secrets of the Kashmir Valley by American scholar Farhana Qazi, the author tells an unforgettable true story. It is about the women of the Kashmir Valley as peaceful protestors, political activists, and the prime victims of a brutal war. It is a place of...

In Aldo Renaldo and the Renegade Alphabet, Aldo has been working hard to learn the alphabet. He finally feels ready to recite it to his mom, so he calls her to listen. To his dismay, the letters start acting strangely and confusing him. As he...

Holey Moley and the Darns of Many Colours is a gorgeous children's picture book. It's fun, engaging, and colorful. Barbara Hyslop's book is perfect for ages 2-6. The drawings are original, creative, and lovely. It follows Moley as he plays around freely, making holes in...

Loving the Wrong Guy by Holly Kerr is a fun and entertaining read. Demi is a trusting and sweet soul from Toronto, Canada, who has taken a weekend trip to Las Vegas. Her boyfriend back home, Justin, does not like that she goes anywhere alone...

Emptying the Nest: Getting Better at Goodbyes by Morgan Baker is the author's memoir as she recounts her struggles. Most mothers go through empty nest syndrome, and Morgan was no different. She had to say goodbye to a litter of puppies as they went to...