Many people think it is a good idea to convey their life stories in print. For some, a written record is a document their families might treasure and learn from for years after they have passed on. But to write about one’s life for a... Read More

Some books we read for pure pleasure, while others we choose in order to improve a skill or learn something new. "The Fast Track Guide to Speaking in Public" falls into the latter category, but is far from a dry read. Author Jan Yager... Read More

"Burton the Kind Scarecrow" is a story about sharing and giving of oneself to others. To relay this message author V.A. Boeholt uses a lonesome scarecrow standing in a farmer’s field and watching over his garden. A protector of the... Read More

"Toby Gold and the Secret Fortune" is a wonderful work of fiction for middle readers that seamlessly incorporates financial information. It discusses the importance of saving money and the different ways smart investors grow their money... Read More

Upon turning the first page of Katherine Griesz’s memoir, "From the Danube to the Hudson", one embarks on a journey through the history of Hungary as seen through the eyes of the author and her family. It is a rags-to-riches-to-rags... Read More

What is truly great sex and how can it be attained? That’s the question partners Mark A. Michaels and Patricia Johnson try to answer in "Great Sex Made Simple". Offering tantric tips to deepen intimacy and heighten pleasure, the... Read More

What does it feel like to struggle with dyslexia and autism, to cope with cognitive disorders that make reading and writing impossible to master? In "Dummy", David Patten explains precisely how frustrating and demoralizing it was to have... Read More

"Anatomy of a Cheater" drips with lascivious sex. There are multiple orgasms on every page, infidelities around every corner, and graphic descriptions of nearly every conceivable sex act. Hurchel Williams’s first book in a planned... Read More