Music in the Mirrors is a work of fiction penned by author Greg Kuznetsov in the fantasy, adventure, and magical realism subgenres, and it forms the opening book of Leaves From a Tree. The work is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Readers...

Figure skating is a unique combination of sport and art, valuing both skill and elegance and there are fascinating stories behind it. It's All About the Memories and Other Skating Stuff shows us what goes on behind this activity. Joanne Vassallo Jamrosz talks about her...

Have you ever known a monster who was too scared to hide under the bed? Or, for that matter, in the closet? Meet Marty. The only place he likes is the mail room wall, complete with the forgotten fruitcakes and other parcels and letters, too....

What Is the Bible? by Jack Wolf is one of the best introductions to the Word of God I have seen in my over forty years of ministry. Jack explains how the Bible came into existence and its various societal influences. Do you know how...

Lessons on the Road to Peace by John Noltner is a collection of photographs and narratives by the author as he traveled across the United States. Inspired by the national outcry following the death of George Floyd and a desire to discover the diverse face...

In MJ Murray’s Detective Dylan and the Hunt for Home Plate, Dylan and Emily are amateur sleuths. Well, mostly Dylan, but his sister is always at his side ready to help. And it’s a good thing too because when the kids take on another mystery,...

Dottie & the Art of Dying by Sarah Asermily follows a dying woman's journey as she navigates death and the beyond. It's been nine months since Dottie Clark was diagnosed with terminal cancer. Now on her deathbed, Dottie is surrounded by her loving children and...

All Gabrielle Rhodes wanted was to be a Gausser, an elite unit of soldiers for the Network of Corporate Protectorates (NCP) and Swayy Corp, just like her now-fallen brother. But her small body meant she did not qualify for enlistment. Her shrewd mind, however, had...

Climbing to the Sun by Shelley Burchfield started with Kizzy Beecham giving birth to a little girl on January 23, 1901. Seeta Young, the midwife, assured the scared young mother that her daughter looked like a white baby, although her biological father was black. Twenty-seven...

Ceekee The Mermaid Cop is a children's picture book, written by Shelly Pearl and J.M. Northup with art by Surya Ali Zaidan. The story revolves around the beautiful friendship between Ceekee, a mermaid, and Lynsie, a girl who lives on land. Ceekee is not an...

There's a Mouse in the House is a children’s picture book written by Angela M. Smith with illustrations by Mina Basic Stankovic. The story follows a family who discovers a mouse, named Magnus, in their kitchen. Initially, they are frightened by his presence and start...

Land of the Blind by Andy Owen is a first-person fictional memoir that follows its narrator, whom I simply came to call “The Officer,” in the war-torn landscape of Afghanistan. Through covert operations and counterinsurgency measures, we start to see the chain reaction of consequences,...

Brave Howie and the Terrible Giant, written by Clark Rich Burbidge and illustrated by Jared Salmond, begins with a wonderful dedication about how there could be no heroes without villains. The story starts with a big, strong, scary creature that is terrorizing the Kingdom of...

Mr. Jimmy From Around the Way is a novel by Jeffrey Blount. Ostracized by his family after a visit to a prostitute is sensationalized in the media, a well-known Black billionaire flees Washington, D.C. amid the heartbreaking ending of his marriage to seek seclusion and...

Wisdom of the Unshakeable by Amritha Kailas is an organized and thorough book that delves into feelings, development, and inner serenity. The concept of emotions associated with pain is introduced to us, with an emphasis on the historical context and the role of perception in...

Night of the Hawk by Lauren Martin is a collection of the author's original poetry, consisting primarily of free verse poems but also incorporating occasional sprinklings formatted in epistolary, list, and even one in the classical ode style. Each poem exhibits its own distinctive length,...

In his theological memoir Lost the Plot: Finding Our Story in a Confusing World, David S. Wisener takes a hard look into the dynamics of family, faith, and identity, examining the influence of genetics, life experiences, and ancestral traumas on shaping opinions and beliefs. Through...

Whispers of the Waves is a work of non-fiction penned by author A K Girisam in the memoir, coming of age, and seafaring stories subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Readers are invited to journey through the author's varied and...

In the charming and inspiring children’s story, Coco the Mooing Horse by Leila Summers, a unique horse pursues his dreams in the face of criticism and ridicule. On a lovely farm nestled at the foot of a hill lived an extraordinary horse. His name was...

I loved this world of clovers in Grover the Clover by Tim Callahan. It’s unique to have these plant people in their own modern-day world as opposed to being in a garden of some sort. I also enjoyed traveling with Grover to meet his...