Queen of the Fairies by Lois Wickstrom is a charming and fun story that’s perfect for young readers. It’s about a writer who is trying to create a tale about the Queen of the Fairies. As she writes, she imagines the Queen using her magical...

Where the Seams Meet by Patrick Holcomb is about growing up, coming to terms with life, loss, and dealing with family issues. Frank Romano was on track to become a college athlete. Sure, his academic progress was a struggle but his talent on the baseball...

Chef Dulcia Alexander introduces readers to Jazz Jazz's Venture Into the Vegan World with Jamaican-inspired vegan meals and drinks, and vegetarian sauces and condiments. Backed by a Food and Beverage Management degree and twenty years of experience, Chef Alexander offers recipes with full-color photos and...

Jewelry has gone missing from Rigby’s Jewelry Store! In Shamus the Urban Rez Dog, P.I. by Leslie Gentile, readers meet a furry private investigator named Shamus. With a keen nose for the truth and a stomach for “steak” outs, Shamus is not afraid to use...

In Self-Publishing: The Ins & Outs of Going Indie, Judy Penz Sheluk provides a comprehensive overview of the self-publishing landscape, discussing its exponential growth and accompanying challenges, including low sales and modest earnings for authors. She emphasizes the necessity for professional presentation, thorough editing, and...

Master of the Scam by Aaron Knight tells the captivating tale of young Jack Wagner, a sailor whose life is forever changed after he survives a near-death experience. Set in 1937, during the Great Depression, Jack is struck by a truck while crossing at an...

On The Edge Of Twilight offers a fresh perspective on the tumultuous era of World War II. This compelling historical novel by Aaron T. Knight highlights pivotal events while painting a vivid picture of an alternate reality where advanced German weaponry could have drastically altered...

In All The Broken Angels by Pat Black-Gould and Steve Hardiman, the authors have covered a time in American history from 1958 to 1983. This was a period when changes started to happen fast and the old guard was not prepared to accept or adapt...

Pip the Bird by Rachel Florence Myer is a children’s picture book designed to teach speech and language development at as early an age as possible. Pip the bird is quite happy, perched up in his tree, watching the world go by. One day, he...

Mikhail Kelnikov's book Rational Theism, Part Two: The Problem of Evil, and God's Omnibenevolence is a critique of atheistic perspectives on the existence of God and the nature of evil. He argues that atheists, who often reject scriptural truths in favor of scientific nihilism, fail...

Where the River Runs Red by Howard K. Pollack is a crime thriller centered around Sawyer Greer and her quest to free her brother Chad Greer from a murder charge. Recently hired by the D.A.’s office, Sawyer believes her brother was wrongly accused of murder...

Lost Beneath the Tide by Zara West presents a riveting tale about love with a thrilling, spine-chilling twist. Cat Silva is a highly driven marine biologist who hopes her research on salmon farm pollution will help advance her career. Her path leads her to...

Summer of the Waxman by Brent Brantley is a compelling story of unconditional love, faith, the power of resilience, and forgiveness. The protagonist, Deke Campbell, returns to his hometown to take up a deputy position in the sheriff’s office, where he works alongside a childhood...

In Search of the Holy Grail by Teresa Anne Power is a heartwarming introduction to chapter books for children in grades K-3. The story follows Little Mouse, a yoga-loving city mouse who moves to the countryside with his family. Sad to leave behind his best...

In A Peek Under the Hood, Michael Pevarnik describes his leadership in DEA operations in Worcester, Massachusetts, utilizing informants, undercover agents, and surveillance to uncover and dismantle significant drug trafficking networks. Starting with informant Lanh, the investigation revealed drug transactions and firearm links, exposing cocaine...

Beyond the Bamboo Curtain: Understanding America's Invisible Minority is a work of non-fiction in the cultural issues, sociology, and slice-of-life genres. Penned by author Dr. Michael Soon Lee, this fascinating work delves into the often-overlooked experiences of Asian Americans. He shares personal stories of overcoming...

In Out of the Past by Burt Weissbourd, Cash lost his parents in a tragic accident at the age of seven. The relationship with his father was a complex one due to his alcoholism and the violent behavior that came with it. Recently he has...

Action, adventure, and wholesome science fiction goodness abound in And The Stars Feel No Sorrow by C.L. Withers. The story is set in an era when our solar system is colonized, and interstellar travel is on the brink of becoming a reality. The protagonist, Commander...

In Surviving the Closet, Jo Deluzio was born at a time when conformity to gender roles was strictly adhered to. Though her mother discussed some topics of sexuality, she never went into detail on various issues. Information on sexuality was scarce, and anything learned was...

Wife By The Hour is a romance drama by Gail Treasure. In her mid-forties now, Jade Matthews has been working as a high-society escort in Toronto as "Just Julia" for the past ten years. A single mother with an eleven-year-old daughter named Belle, she plans...