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A Continued Battle for Freedom in Revolutionary Haiti

“Freedom is born from the resilience of those who dare to dream.” Triumph To Tragedy Book Four: The Clash of Pétion & Christophe by Daniel J.D. Bayard is an entertaining and enlightening novel that reveals the secret lives of some of Haiti’s greatest revolutionary figures. As the fourth book in…

Katie BloomerNovember 13, 2024

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Political Technothriller Splices America’s Past and Present Together

Going Dark is a riveting thriller about saving America from destruction by powerful foreign forces — both today and during the Revolutionary War at the beginning of our nation’s history. Yes, there are two distinctly different timeline stories in this book: one set in present day when a frightening new…

R.G. BelskyNovember 12, 2024

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A Bumblebee and Rosebush Rely on Faith and Love to Save Their Homes

Children’s books are meant to encourage young readers to learn about new topics by putting them in terms kids can understand. Sometimes complex topics such as religion can go over their little heads, so providing children with a story about characters they are already familiar with can help them understand…

BookTribNovember 8, 2024

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Hippo Inspires Readers to Stand Up to Bullies and Find Their Herd

Bullying — it’s a difficult but necessary topic of discussion in children’s books. We don’t like to think about it, but the fact is that bullying is a reality that many young children face. When it comes to prevention, the first tactic is to teach children kindness and compassion. But…

Cameron KimballNovember 13, 2024

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Hollywood Screenwriter Flirts with Fame in Stunning Memoir

Nearly 50,000 people work in the U.S. film and television industry. Almost all of them labor in relative anonymity, performing the tasks — creative, technical, mechanical, supervisory, and financial — that make it possible for the movie industry and movie stars to exist. “I have been one of those people…

Jim AlkonNovember 12, 2024

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Dead Man’s Quest to Stop an Ancient Relic from Triggering Global Chaos

The main character in Artifact gets killed off in the very first chapter of the book. Well, sort of … You see, Tray and Carey Lennox are identical twins. Shortly after Carey frantically calls Tray to say he’s in danger and needs help, Tray finds Carey shot to death in…

R.G. BelskyNovember 12, 2024

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Epic Space Adventure Told Through Neurodivergent Lens

Set in an epic voyage through outer space, Space City by William Spencer effortlessly weaves together science fiction, action, suspense, drama and romance. It’s the 22nd century, and everyone knew Earth was about to be destroyed — just not so soon. With a meteor within days of destroying Earth, 27-year-old…

Katie BloomerNovember 11, 2024

Children's Books Recommended

Tune in to Inspirational Story of Friendship, Perseverance and a Musical Octopus

“Olly the Octopus wasn’t always a famous musician who toured Sealife centres and aquariums around the world … He had to overcome many challenges and show resilience, courage and determination to make a difference, but in the end, all his hard work turned him into a superstar.” So begins the…

Cameron KimballNovember 8, 2024

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Soldier Seeks Purpose Beyond the Battlefield in Biographical Fiction

It is a grey November morning when an American foreigner in the Peace Corps makes his way through Ukraine aboard a cramped bus. Here, in an unfamiliar land, he hopes he can start fresh and leave his Army days and the war behind him, but he has yet to reconcile…

Megan BeauregardNovember 7, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Two Souls Pursue Justice While Navigating Their Own Paths to Healing

Set between 1964 and 1972 in Meridien, Virginia, The Little Bird is a true-life-based psychological novel by the historical fiction author of The Crossing, Ashby Jones. In The Little Bird, the murder of a black teenage boy by a white cop unites two kindred spirits who are individually grappling with grief…

Natalia KavaleOctober 29, 2024

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Businessman Must Clear His Name in Immersive Crime Thriller

“Was Hunter in danger again as an innocent bystander? Or was he just a good liar?” Crash Landing, book five in the Dale Hunter thriller series by Delvin Chatterson, comes hot on the heels of Bad Boys in Boston. These fast-paced novels follow business owner Dale Hunter as his work…

Megan BeauregardOctober 30, 2024

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A Captivating Story of Inheritance, Discovery, and the Beauty of Tuscany Awaits

It’s a beloved memoir of self-discovery, taking chances, loving a house and the pleasures of food, set against the spectacular Tuscan countryside — so powerful as to inspire many to embark on their own journeys. That easily could be the perfect way to describe Gudrun Cuillo’s Casalvento: House of the…

Jim AlkonOctober 17, 2024

Nonfiction Recommended

Spiritual Clarity Comes at 18,000 Feet in Reluctant Pilgrimage Through the Himalayas

It is said that people do not freely choose to travel to Mount Kailash. That Kailash chooses you, not the other way around. If you’re looking for inspiration, then look no further. Mohan Ranga Rao’s Inner Trek is a heart-warming memoir about self-discovery and taking the road less traveled —…

Katie BloomerOctober 29, 2024

Fiction Recommended

A Journey of Sacrifice and Freedom in the Texas Revolution

“He was more interested in being on the tip of the arrow, out there on the edge, where the excitement was. Texas was now on the edge.” Dive into the historical battle of the Alamo in this fact-based fictional account of revolution on the plains of the Midwest. Told with…

Michael FerryOctober 30, 2024

Nonfiction Recommended

With Election Imminent, Some Tips for Picking Your Next President

Looking to make the most informed decision about who to vote for in the upcoming presidential election? If you want to pick the candidate you believe has the better chance to be one of our best presidents ever, then consider reading the new book What Makes a Great President? in…

Jim AlkonOctober 28, 2024

Nonfiction Recommended

Helpful, Hands-On Writer’s Guide to Crafting a Novel

If you’ve read enough books, at some point you’ve probably wondered: How do they do it? How do they write books? Is there a magic formula? Some of you no doubt even pondered the question: Can I do it? “Method, momentum and motivation are what I believe you need whether you’re…

Jim AlkonOctober 31, 2024

A Continued Battle for Freedom in Revolutionary Haiti

Political Technothriller Splices America’s Past and Present Together

A Bumblebee and Rosebush Rely on Faith and Love to Save Their Homes

Hippo Inspires Readers to Stand Up to Bullies and Find Their Herd

Hollywood Screenwriter Flirts with Fame in Stunning Memoir

Dead Man’s Quest to Stop an Ancient Relic from Triggering Global Chaos

Epic Space Adventure Told Through Neurodivergent Lens

Tune in to Inspirational Story of Friendship, Perseverance and a Musical Octopus

Soldier Seeks Purpose Beyond the Battlefield in Biographical Fiction

Two Souls Pursue Justice While Navigating Their Own Paths to Healing

Businessman Must Clear His Name in Immersive Crime Thriller

A Captivating Story of Inheritance, Discovery, and the Beauty of Tuscany Awaits

Spiritual Clarity Comes at 18,000 Feet in Reluctant Pilgrimage Through the Himalayas

A Journey of Sacrifice and Freedom in the Texas Revolution

Helpful, Hands-On Writer’s Guide to Crafting a Novel

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