Natasha's Prison: Healing From Your Prison I Never Knew I Was In by Stefan Stevens portrays the rise and cataclysmic crash of a relationship, told from the point of view of the narrator named Harry. How Harry and Natasha originally connect is unclear, but when...

The Creation of Marla Adams: Just When You Thought It Was Safe by Patrick Hanford is a hardcore murder mystery. Someone in Hildebrandt, Texas is killing townsfolk. Each murder is as horrific as the last and the only tangible lead points to the new priest...

Tyrone the Terrible: The Chameleon Who Decided He Was an Alligator by Jan Lis is an educational picture book for young children. Tyrone is a tiny chameleon who is not particularly muscular but just wants to fit in. No matter how hard he tries to...

Christopher and the Swordsman: How the Christ-Child and the Music Was Saved is a young adult fantasy novel by Mark J. Welch. The story retells the nativity from a young drummer's point of view. After the death of his mother, Christopher (Chris) sees his father...

Alice in Wonderland (If It Was Written by Shakespeare) by Lit Fusion is based on the original Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, written in 1865. If William Shakespeare were alive today, he would be delighted, and Lewis Carroll would be amazed that his...

If you think homecoming is only about the game and dance, then you are mistaken. Its traditions have united schools, communities, and families for decades, and its less well-known aspects have a deeper meaning and impact on the people of Texas. The homecoming mums, short...

The Starre, the Moone, the Sunne is a work of fiction penned by author Ron Destro in the historical, intrigue, and interpersonal drama subgenres. This work is suitable for the general adult listening audience and is presented in audiobook format with narration by Sir Derek...

The Starre, the Moone, the Sunne is a work of historical fiction by award-winning writer, actor, director, and Shakespeare authorship researcher Ron Destro. Set in England around the early 1600s, this novel explores the authorship theory that Shakespeare was not the writer of the works...

Guns and gun ownership are hotly contested issues. Beverly A. Brewster enters the fray with Guns Hurt: Joe Was Shot with a Gun. In this children’s picture book, Beverly shows the danger of guns and children playing with guns. Johnny goes to the mall with...

Rexie in Roma by Lisa Zupan and Dylan Alexander is an entertaining sightseeing adventure through the streets of Rome. Rexie’s energetic and eager personality makes reading entertaining and learning a breeze. Rexie is a fun-loving and hyperactive dog who finds ways to make each day...

Nikola Tesla is perhaps best known as an inventor, having created many of the technologies that have helped make the modern world, such as the alternating current power system, the Tesla coil, and many other inventions in radio, fluorescent lights, and wireless communication. However, author...

In Sweet Desire, Wicked Fate by Wray Ardan, fifteen-year-old Jaden, her sister Ava, and their mother inherit a family mansion in Louisiana. The three travel there to spend the summer preparing the home for sale. Jaden happens upon an old, dilapidated building on the property...

The world Anni lives in has always seemed so normal and straightforward. Being the orphan girl at an all-girl’s school hasn’t always been easy but she’s always had Lexi and Mabel to help her get through it. All of a sudden, however, things are starting...

In Emerald Key by Universal Consciousness, a trio of explorers uncovers a mysterious pyramid in the desert that leads them to Atlantis. There, they undergo trials and receive wisdom from the Seven Lords, learning that they're key to guiding humanity through spiritual awakening. After facing...

The Adventures of Flapjack: The Collar of Courage by Dan Cohen is about a dog named Flapjack, who is being bullied. Flapjack loves going to the big green park where he can play with his friends, but there's one dog that he hopes will stay...

An Absent Mind by Eric Rill is a moving story about a man diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Saul was in his early seventies when this terrible illness struck. It was obvious that throughout his life he had been a larger than life kind of character and...

“Hank Zipzer, report to principal Love’s office at once!” the loud speaker buzzed. But this was the first hour of the first day of school, and how did they know his name already? School just didn’t start out well for Hank, and when his teacher...

Ginny and Me: Reflections of What God Can Do by Christine Walters is an emotional account of a woman’s life. The story begins by introducing readers to her mother Ginny who was hospitalized for many years for severe mental illness, including schizophrenia and multiple personality...

Striving to be the only Tarot Bible you'll ever need, The Tarot Decoded: Raziel's Interpretation by Grant Isaac delves into the Tarot cards through the use of the Kabbalistic system and referencing the Rider-Waite deck (or Rider-Waite-Smith deck) with its hidden mysteries and rich symbolism....

Sometimes an author speaks so clearly and so honestly, the reader feels body-punched by the truth. Grant M. Whitus honors us with his gut-pummeling book, Bullet Riddled: The First S.W.A.T. Officer Inside Columbine…and Beyond. The down-to-earth authenticity embedded in his gritty voice starts immediately with...