Ransom’s book draws upon extensive research to tie varied belief systems to scientific phenomena. In the extensively researched "Auroras, Petroglyphs, and Pagans", Jeff Ransom argues that pagan religions were inspired by celestial... Read More

A retiree-cum-international-spy finds himself zipping around the world in this wish-fulfillment thriller. David Halfpenny’s spy novel "48 Hours" crisscrosses the globe from England to continental Europe and Afghanistan. The narrative... Read More

The Birth includes action, suspense, romance, emotion, and history, setting the stage for more to come in The Soulmate Prophecy, an exciting new cross-genre series. A top-secret testing facility harboring the world’s most brilliant... Read More

Imparting straightforward and factual information about yoga, the book maintains an excellent balance: it is objective, truthful, and spiritual all at once. Kathleen Nitting’s "Going beyond the Pose" draws from experience and practice... Read More

A fragment of a bygone era, this diary is a charmed look at how its young American author perceived postwar Europe. Anthony P. Marshall revisits his childhood diary in "Adventures of the Year 1950 A.D.", an honest, unadorned, and... Read More

This is an excellent entry into the work of a respected poet. "The Essential Dorothy Roberts" is a subtle and graceful poetry collection. Roberts, who died in 1993, came from a family of poets and was encouraged to follow in their... Read More

Delightfully saucy, heartfelt, and passionate, these essays probe the place of art in contemporary life. Richard Teleky’s Ordinary Paradise: Essays on Art and Culture is a deeply satisfying collection about the enriching presence of... Read More