In Bryce Thunder King’s second Jamie Page novel Jamie and his wife Angie McAfee are fed up with watching their beloved country fall prey to terrorists and criminals. They vow to take action quitting their jobs and beginning a rigorous... Read More

“A man’s face is his autobiography. A woman’s face is her work of fiction” Oscar Wilde once said. In this proud tradition of male puzzlement comes a wonderfully humorous statement by author F.J. Portera. Indeed "Everything Men... Read More

“Dreams come to teach, guide, inspire, protect, heal, warn, advise, and help open our hearts and minds to spiritual viewpoints,” Betty Jane Rapin writes in "Dreams Designed by God For You". In this comprehensive book about... Read More

Marge Wold’s poetry collection "A Girl Grows in Old Chicago" focuses on her early years. Here each street corner and each piece of family lore is remembered. The poems are as much a tribute to the city Wold grew up in as they are... Read More

Readers delving into "Majestic Restoration" in search of a memoir will not find a true-life story rendered in a literary fashion. Instead author Bryan Roscoe offers elements of memoir as the foundation for a religious testimonial.... Read More

“We could never have loved the earth so well if we had had no childhood in it” George Eliot wrote in The Mill on the Floss in 1860. When adults become parents nostalgia for their own childhoods often grows more intense and becomes a... Read More

“On a day that is 72 and sunny… The time to break 75 is now. That’s what Conny was thinking. He thought that feeling of being outside on a day that is biologically perfect to human beings… is the greatest true feeling possible”... Read More

There’s little question that smart people including presidents do stupid things. In fact the smarter the person the dumber certain behaviors appear. While most people merely shake their heads in disbelief that an otherwise smart... Read More