Sticks ’n’ Stones is a fun, encyclopedic history of the controversial path that curling took to gain Olympic status. Warren Hansen’s sports history book Sticks ’n’ Stones concerns how the outlet became an Olympic sport. Hansen,... Read More

"The Art of Traveling Strangers" is a warm, empowering novel in which a woman recovers her sense of worth. Heartbreaks prompt an art history professor to work as a guide in Zoe Disigny’s quirky novel "The Art of Traveling Strangers",... Read More

The entries of the encyclopedic "Letters from Mr. J B Fact Finder" are educational tidbits on a myriad of subjects. Varied and light, the topical essays of Joe W. Boyd’s "Letters from Mr. J B Fact Finder" gather interesting historical... Read More

In the small town thriller The Consultant of Sea Isle City, a woman leaves the city, looking for transformation, but her new lifestyle is hindered by conniving neighbors and local corruption. In LB Robbins’s novella-length thriller The... Read More

The religious self-help book "Embracing the Law of Attraction" asserts that change is possible for everyone. J. M. Jones’s provocative self-help book "Embracing the Law of Attraction" makes an impassioned case for reconsidering how to... Read More

"Government 2.0" is a political science manifesto about how America’s government can best serve its citizens. Joseph Albert Gorski’s "Government 2.0" is a personal statement about what’s wrong with the US’s government; it... Read More

"Supply Chain 20/20" is a career book that introduces strategies that will help writers to achieve commercial success. Kim Staflund’s career book for writers "Supply Chain 20/20" aims to put power in their own hands. Explaining book... Read More

In the supernatural thriller "Face the Night", a determined mother battles paranormal and mundane criminals, all to protect her son. In Alan Lastufka’s taut horror novel "Face the Night", a single mother fights for custody of her son... Read More