It’s Just a Bunnypalooza champions the power of imagination to bring people together. Third in a series for three- to six-year-olds, It’s Just a Bunnypalooza sees Lizzy returning for a lesson on staying true to her instincts. Brenda... Read More

"Maverick Priest" is a soul-searching memoir that looks back on turbulent recent history through the lens of clerical work. Harry J. Bury’s memoir "Maverick Priest" explores the challenges of a clerical calling at the end of the... Read More

Filled with insights on branding and marketing, "Passive Income Freedom" sets forth practical advice on profitable enterprises online. The internet provides many new avenues to making money, and Gundi Gabrielle’s "Passive Income... Read More

This military thriller blurs the line between real-world events and fictional action. John Witzel’s "Saving Vengeance" is a supercharged political and military thriller that has a firm grip on the pulse of international politics. Here,... Read More

"Station Blackout" broadens awareness of Fukushima, revealing how a devastating wave left remnants of hope in its wake. A historical account that’s framed from a personal perspective, Charles A. Casto’s "Station Blackout" draws... Read More

This book is a welcome, no-nonsense addition to the many straight-shooting financial guides on the market. Brian M. Nelson’s Value Trap: Theory of Universal Valuation is a convincing, data-driven examination of enterprise valuation... Read More

"The Grey Zone" is strong introduction to a new science fiction series. Jason McMillan’s science fiction novel "The Grey Zone" includes political and socioeconomic undertones; it is entertaining and thought-provoking. The story is set... Read More

My India, My Canada is an absorbing memoir about a life divided between two countries—vast in their differences, but both loved. Nityanand Sharma’s memoir My India, My Canada recounts life divided between the Indian subcontinent and... Read More