Painting an impressionistic portrait of a ninety-one-year-long life, this author has written a charming memoir that entertains and inspires. Reading "A Girl from Lyon Mountain", by Esther Casier Quinn, a brilliant ninety-one-year-old... Read More

The author’s own trial-and-error experience guides his advice to intermediate-level investors. In the face of uncertain market conditions for investors, James Gale has chosen an apt time to publish Mutual Fund Small Caps: The Better... Read More

Stories of animal cruelty and electrical wizardry reveal the ruthlessness of history’s “great” men. Topsy, a popular, gentle, intelligent, and sadly abused elephant takes center ring for a small part of this engaging narrative... Read More

Literary prose and in-depth character exploration elevate this S&M novel above others in the market. “You’re afraid but you also can’t wait—to be seen, to be touched, to be commanded, forced, used,” asserts Carrie, the... Read More

Successful authors need a good business foundation, and Briles shows exactly how to build one. Judith Briles’ authoritative guide to business strategies for first-time and seasoned authors is a well-written, charmingly illustrated, and... Read More

This fast-paced, tension-filled revisionist historical novel envisions an alternate Holy Roman Empire. Joseph H. Levie has rewritten the known aftermath of the downfall of Charlemagne’s Holy Roman Empire. In his thrilling debut novel... Read More

Cathartic, unpretentious memoir details the author’s journey through addiction and OCD with a tone of conflict and compassion. "True Nature", Justin Happy’s story of trauma and the road to healing, starts when the author begins... Read More

The professional basketball teams in Washington, DC, have been the butt of jokes more often than they’ve been legitimate title contenders, but even they deserve a comprehensive compilation of their history. That’s what Brett L.... Read More