The Band Room is a coming of age story written by Bob Seay. Angel is a typical teenager and high school football player whose life is turned upside down when he gets a court-ordered sentence of 90-hour community service due to an accidental scuffle with...

Explaining Gravity by Bob Ticer describes gravity as part of our universe in a way that makes it easy for the reader to understand. Existing literature is also referenced with examples of work from Einstein, Hawkins, and The Big Bang Theory. Bob methodically explains his...

The Blue Collar Blues and Other Stories by Bob Stockton is an enticing anthology of 46 short stories divided into four sections, and most of these tales are based on the author’s experiences growing up in a working-class neighborhood in New Jersey, as well as...

Drawn to Murder is a gripping murder mystery novella by Bob Seay. Gabriella Alegré believes she has found her calling in Boulder, Colorado, drawing caricature portraits and Conte crayon paintings of tourists on Pearl Street. But her blissful artistic endeavor takes a hit when one...

Portrait of a Murderer by Bob Seay is a cozy murder mystery set in Boulder, Colorado. Gabriella Alegré is a streetside painter who does well enough selling her portraits to support her share of the bills she shares with her friend Amara. After a wealthy...

The Semblant is an erotic sci-fi horror novel by Bob Goodwin. After a decapitated body is found at a popular nightclub in Brisbane, Australia, Detectives Jan Silverton and Clive Anderson are on the case, determined to catch the culprit. Unbeknown to them, however, the killer...

Woodward, better known as Woody, a 74-year-old military and black-ops sniper assassin for the U.S. government, is a man cut from a different cloth. Retired and recently relocated to Jekyll Island on the coast of Georgia, Woody meets another veteran who not only shares many...

A Girl Teaching Art Classes In The Spooky Woods Near A Witch by Bob Pendarvis is the second graphic novel in a series. Jennie and Jenny are two contented cats, happy to wander Spooky Woods and sleep their days away. Then Ana sets up an...

The Last Chameleon is a work in the science fiction, action, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to mature teens and the general adult reading audience. It is penned by Bob Boiko, with illustrations at the opening of each scene provided by artist...

Pitter and Patter are intrigued by the idea of learning the history of E.M. Maus Burrow. When the Mayor visits their classroom, they ask questions that pique their curiosity further. While taking a shortcut through God’s Acre, the mice are hunted by a cat. Even...

Connections: How a Network of Energies Connects Us All by Bob Brickley is a collection of uplifting and enlightening posts from the author’s blog The Space Between the Notes. Bob’s professed life mission is to help people grow, and this easy-to-digest volume does a masterful...

We have been conditioned emotionally and intellectually from childhood to believe everything based on other people's authority. Whether you are knowledgeable or not, it is up to you to decide what you want to believe. It is our duty to use our life experiences, logic,...

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...

Pink and Purple Bob was a small dog who loved pink and purple and would wait all day, not playing, just so he could see some pink and purple things. He would sit on the windowsill to spot his favorite colors. He even looked for...

“We are all different, beautiful, imperfectly perfect, and equally valuable just the way we are.” That sounds like quite a mouthful, but oh, so true. Ágnes Horváth’s Emma and Bob is a story about two children who learn some pretty intense lessons while visiting their...

Dear Bob, Dear Betty is the biography of two individuals. Robert(Bob) Llewellen Wright, son of Frank Llewellen Wright and Catherine Wright and Elizabeth(Betty) Bryan Kehler. They met during the Depression years of 1932-33. The couple faced plenty of hardships. Bob lived in Chicago and Betty...

Doctor Lodewyk Van Mierop is specialized in pediatric cardiology, before his retirement. Mierop writes of his fascinating life, first as a young boy born in 1927 in Indonesia, at that time known as the Netherlands East Indies (NEI). Lod or Dr. Bob, as he was...

Bob is often misunderstood because he uses jokes for every situation including ones that don’t need humor. To make matters worse, his tales are not usually funny. He’s relaxed and doesn't seem to take anything seriously. But he wants to redeem himself with his colleagues,...

Selfish Little Bob, Selfish No More! was written by Joyce Mitchell and illustrated by Emily Zieroth. It was Little Bob the rabbit’s fifth birthday. He was a very selfish fellow, never saying thank you and only thinking of himself. His mother wondered when he would...

Owen was just like any other boy or girl of his age. He was curious, his fingers liked to strum, and he loved to jump. He dreamed about strumming his ukulele and singing. He loved going to school and he found math interesting because he...