"Fried Oyster Sandwich" is an entertaining account of lasting love. In Lloyd E. Gross’s alternative historical novel "Fried Oyster Sandwich", the confederacy won. The Kaufmann family of New Orleans is at the center of the... Read More

Wong’s book does a great job of teaching children the importance of money. Joseph Wong’s I’m So Ready for Life uses simple, straightforward writing to offer young children an introductory explanation of how money works. Though... Read More

"Legacy of the Monster" is a fresh take on the modern morality play. David Neandes’s "Legacy of the Monster" is a straightforward character study and morality play that examines blurred lines between good and evil, as well as issues of... Read More

Spiritual and medical disorders are linked in this book that emphasizes the notion that the pathogen faced by all people is sin. "Hearing God through Physical Disorders" by Fred C. Frost draws on medical and spiritual knowledge to make... Read More

The appeal of "What I Saw on the Hibiscus Airship" is the blend of fantasy, strong characters, and social commentary. "What I Saw on the Hibiscus Airship", by C. L. Heng, is a disturbing, relevant authoritarian fantasy novel, mixing myth... Read More

"Edge of the Kingdom" is an interactive, instructive work with much to say about truth and meaning. In interactive, genre-defying prose, William Walker’s "Edge of the Kingdom" presents a personal worldview that urges seeking truth and... Read More

The story is memorable in its approach, and is brightened by unique, compelling writing saturated with vivid imagery. "A Perverse Romance" by Pru La Motte is a bold and exciting satirical take on tradition, desire, cultural expectations,... Read More

"A Walk with Purpose" is an affecting personal story about handling both success and adversity. A heartfelt memoir of an eventful life and career suddenly derailed by cancer, Michael D. Becker’s "A Walk with Purpose" is a detailed,... Read More