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Set during the Arab Spring and encompassing aspects of Islam, Judaism, and Christianity, SEEKING FATHER KHALIQ is an allegorical novel about an Egyptian philosophy professor’s search for truth.
TINY TIM AND THE GHOST OF EBENEZER SCROOGE: THE SEQUEL TO A CHRISTMAS CAROL is a story envisioning the life of Tiny Tim and the Cratchit family fourteen years after...
An author - both traditionally- and self-published - gives an account of a year of his life, DOG-EARED.
DOUBLE TROUBLE DOUBLE TROUBLE by Joe Blevins is a children’s book about the antics of Charley and Mabel, two dogs who help teach young children the difference between good and...
Amazon best-selling author Yvonne Jones walks readers through all stages of the self-publishing process, from writing the blurb on the back of the book and finding an illustrator to the...
Easy to devour in one sitting, this tongue-and-cheek account of a BMI-obsessed society is both laughable and cringe-inducing.
SHAME PROOF PARENTING is a book dedicated to helping parents build the skills they need to develop healthy family relationships.
When a former high school student wakes up in the afterlife with no memories, she must learn to accept her new role as a demon hunter while trying to rediscover...
I LOVE YOU FOR YOU reminds both parents and children that everyone is unique and wonderful the way they are.
A beautiful young American spy fights her way through Nazi Germany during WWII to deliver a film cartridge vital to the Allied effort.
BETRAYED tells the true story of Allied airmen whose imprisonment at Buchenwald during World War II was kept top-secret by U.S. intelligence so that former Nazi rocket scientists could be...
The Rock is exactly what it sounds like: a hunk of dirt and dust inhabited by only the universe’s most disreputable: thieves, pirates, and assassins inhabit the Rock, evading the...
The final installment in Howard Shapiro’s Forever Friends trilogy, HOCKEY KARMA, follows the dual protagonists Jeremiah “Jake” Jacobson, an athlete well known for his prowess on the ice, and his...
Moving and delicately written, this stark memoir of life after her son was diagnosed with autism is emotionally vulnerable, darkly personal and intensely raw.
Scott McDermott skillfully takes features of our era--pleas by both sides to come together in unity, quickly followed by a resumption of partisan warfare--and applies them to a not too...
The authors, co-founders of a vitamin company, give advice on the proper use of vitamins, both for specific conditions and general health.
George Crowder merges the Book of Job, J. D. Salinger, and Woody Allen into an effective tale about an adolescent trying to make sense of life and death amidst the...
Author Harry Groome soars in this tale of the privileged clinging to their social positions long past their shelf life, and how one of them seeks to escape his wealthy...
Often mocked for her size, sixteen-year-old Stella Blunt learned to fiercely defend herself from bullying. But she definitely isn't ready for the designated high school weirdo Howard Mullins to fall...
Joseph Caspar is a disappointed writer, living with his wife Noelle in a city with air so dirty it can kill. Then an old college friend offers him a project...