A Home Called Haven Book 2: The Upper World is a children’s adventure picture book written by C. Anne with illustrations by Alessandra Liane. The story follows the journey of Amma’s foster children, Fox and Otter, who found healing and learned to lean on each...

A Beginner's Guide to Writing Lesbian Romance is a work of non-fiction in the educational, writing, publishing, and LGBTQIA+ subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Isabella, this in-depth work is a valuable resource for anyone interested in...

A Science of Healthy Balance: Why We Need One - What It Might Look Like by George Locker is a straightforward, clear, and scholarly examination of what the title promises. Locker is a longtime practitioner of Taijiquan or what we commonly know as Tai Chi....

A Billion Butterflies by TL Brown and JB Brown is a lepidopterist's delight. As a young girl is playing outside, she is surprised when a butterfly lands on her nose. As the rhyming story progresses, more and more butterflies appear. A beautiful array of fluttering...

No matter what type of move or where, the task can be taxing, especially if you have accumulated a lot of stuff over the years. To make life easier, why not pick up a copy of A Happy Move: Everything You Need to Know Before...

In Helen Starbuck’s intriguing murder mystery, A Cold Case of Conscience, Homicide Detective Alex Frost asks Annie Collins to help him with some cold case work. The first case is the arson death of a man renowned for his predatory behavior toward women. Traces of...

Have you ever wondered if people in Florida celebrate Christmas since it tends to stay warmer and has no snow? Do you love dogs? If you answered yes to either of these questions, then A Very Merry Sugar Cookie Christmas by Susan Marie Chapman is...

A Young Woman From the Provinces is a work of fiction by author Jo Ann Kiser in the interpersonal drama, slice-of-life, and literary subgenres. It is best suited for the general adult reading audience. This beautifully penned novel documents the transformative journey of Geneva Clay,...

A Sanctum of Swords is a work of fiction in the epic fantasy, adventure, and interpersonal drama subgenres, and it forms part of The Embers of the Past Series. The work is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author John Malone,...

Robin is always dressed for the season, always sporting a red coat to bring some cheer. But, it’s Christmas time, and now he wears a Santa hat, too. He’s not planning on taking over Santa’s job, merely planning to help out by taking care of...

A Rhyme in Time by Simon Macdonald is a charming compilation of children's nursery rhymes. From verses about a sleeping baby, a puppy dog, a garden gnome, a princess, or the sea shore, the author promises a children's book filled with new fairy tales and...

A Place of Vengeance: Tales from Windward Cove is a paranormal novel by David Lafferty. Ben Wolf is a teenage psychic who can see into the past. When he begins his year at Silver Creek High School, new friends are made. Ben meets Gina Lynch,...

A Ribbon of Sand by Mike Shannon is a gripping coming-of-age story set against the backdrop of a small island off the coast of South Carolina in 1982. Fifteen-year-old Ash Howe is unique in his neighborhood. He has long hair, loves heavy metal music, and...

In A Parade Of Grief: Gun Violence in America by Robert Fraga, the author goes into great detail about the United States' history of gun violence. He explains what the NRA is and how they deal with gun violence. He also talks about kids who...

A Very Religious Man by D. M. Smith is a well-written story about religious manipulation, a compelling narrative with strong elements of dystopia. Brother Tom is a driven man and while he appears imperturbable, he has his inner demons to reckon with. In another life,...

The family curse was the reason Annaya Roth and her mother Samantha had moved around a lot. Apart from seeing dead people, they had to fight off attacks from them or risk losing their lives. At sixteen, Annaya and her mother settled in the small...

Have you ever thought about hiking on your own? Then A Hiking Solo Guide: Just Me, the Trees, and My Thoughts (Help!) by Bob Klann is a book you should always have at hand. This detailed, humorous guide will help you consider every aspect of...

A Thoroughly Bad Individual by Michael Biehl introduces us to a few characters we might consider bad, though he manages to give all of them redeeming qualities. But corporate attorney Stanton Florey might be well advised to avoid the former college buddy whose conduct reflected...

Living in an era when being gay was unacceptable and seen as an abomination was stressful enough, but what about raising a child in such circumstances? The fear of being rejected by society, the strain of having to hide your sexuality, and the fear of...

With a style so excellent and now familiar to me, Timothy S. Johnston has delivered the much-anticipated conclusion to his brilliant six-book series on the war beneath the seas: A Blanket of Steel. If you haven’t yet given yourself the pleasure of reading any of...