"Really, Granddad?" is a heartfelt memoir that strains insights from personal experiences. Wayne Sherrard’s Really Granddad? assembles the Canadian grandfather’s personal, lighthearted anecdotes together with the aim of passing... Read More

Tales from Bombast’s Bookshelf is a lovely children’s storybook whose morals are delivered as seamless components of its entertaining tales. Fairy tales full of woodland creatures and thoughtful lessons are contained in Steve Michael... Read More

Entertaining and told with panache, "Ballast Point Breakdown" is a gripping mystery that forwards clues and prompts laughter. Corey Lynn Fayman’s "Ballast Point Breakdown" is a pitch perfect murder mystery featuring an eccentric... Read More

"A Peculiar Peace" is an adventure-filled historical romance set on a marriage of like minds. In Lori Hart Beninger’s historical novel, A Peculiar Peace, rising abolitionism and romance are set against a volatile antebellum backdrop.... Read More

"The Pinebox Vendetta" is a genre-bending thriller about the world’s worst kind of people. Jeff Bond’s "The Pinebox Vendetta" is a political thriller about a reignited family feud, a cold case murder, and the American elite. The two... Read More

Concerned with personal and spiritual relationships, "Little Hugs" is an insightful, encouraging poetry collection. Raman Mander’s poetry collection "Little Hugs" concerns love, self-worth, and spirituality. These accessible poems tend... Read More

"13 Billion to One" is an absorbing memoir about a windfall that leads to considerations of what really matters. Randy Rush’s engaging memoir "13 Billion to One" is about a win so big that the resultant money seemed inexhaustible. The... Read More

This bighearted and eventful picture book concerns itself with how families cultivate love. Heather S. Lonczak’s picture book "Gus Becomes a Big Brother" clarifies the adoption process through an endearing canine family. Three-year-old... Read More