Books
From Inner Strength to Epic Worlds: Jennifer Aitken’s Legends of Light & Shadows
July 23, 2025
By: Dar Dowling For Jennifer Aitken, storytelling has always been more than just a passion—it’s been a lifelong calling. After years of freelance writing and assisting others in shaping their narratives, Aitken decided it was time to share her own. The result? The Legends of Light & Shadows Saga, a
Let Children Be Children: The Joyful Whimsy of Who Made the Mess? By T. Lee Hartwell
July 23, 2025
By: Elowen Gray Who Made the Mess? by T. Lee Hartwell is a delightfully illustrated journey through curiosity, imagination, and childhood honesty. At the heart of this charming picture book is a question every parent has asked: “Who made the mess?” But rather than scolding or sighing, this tale takes
A Voice That Bridges Worlds: Nonyelu Anyichie’s Literary Journey
July 22, 2025
By: Harold C. Hoover Some authors write to entertain, others to inform, but a rare few do both while challenging the reader to rethink the world around them. Nonyelu Anyichie is one of those authors. Her stories are not simply told; they are lived, layered with insight, reflection, and a
Step into the Depths of Human Experience and Enthralling Mystery with the Works of Raphaël L. Marly
April 28, 2025
By: Steven M. Moseley Raphaël L. Marly, an accomplished author whose narratives often resonate with raw emotion and intriguing suspense, presents an evocative story. For Raphaël, the desire to write has been a constant companion since his seventeenth year, a “vital breath” fueling an irresistible urge to tell stories. This
Unlocking the Magic of Self-Discovery: A Sneak Peek into ‘Buster and His Shadow Journey’
April 28, 2025
By: Eric N. Ware The power of self-discovery is an enriching experience that every child can benefit from. It shapes how they view themselves, their world, and the relationships they form along the way. In the upcoming children’s book Buster and His Shadow Journey, young readers are invited to embark
The Power of Conversation And How Human Connection Shapes Our Lives
April 29, 2025
In an age dominated by digital interactions, the value of genuine human conversation is often overlooked. Yet, for many people, especially the elderly, the isolated, or those struggling with personal demons, a simple conversation can mean the difference between despair and hope. The act of talking, sharing, and being heard
Between Two Cultures: The Intersection of Maltese and English-Irish Heritage in Family Life
April 28, 2025
By: David G. Kramer Growing up in a multicultural household can offer a unique perspective on identity, values, and family dynamics. For children of parents from different cultural backgrounds, the intersection of these heritages may shape everything from daily rituals to how one views the world. In What’s Up, Little
Exploring the Eternal Journey: Heather I. Niderost and the Timeless Impact of ‘The Light World’
April 25, 2025
For centuries, humanity has been captivated by the mystery of life beyond death. This enduring curiosity has been reflected in sacred texts, philosophical inquiries, and contemporary literature. Heather I. Niderost’s The Light World offers a deeply personal and potentially transformative perspective on this profound subject, inviting readers to reconsider conventional
A Heartfelt Reflection on Love and Resilience in ‘Always Remember That Mommy Loves You’ by Breana Amthor
April 23, 2025
By: Elowen Gray In a world where separation can often feel like an emotional burden, some books like Always Remember That Mommy Loves You by Breana Amthor strive to articulate the depth of a parent’s love with striking poignancy. This beautifully written work can be seen as a heartfelt letter
Sandy Study’s Debut Devotional, Strike A Match, Invites Readers to Reignite Faith and Explore Personal Transformation Over 21 Days
April 18, 2025
By: Elowen Gray Life can often feel like a whirlwind of responsibilities, distractions, and unending demands, leaving little room for reflection and spiritual growth. Enter Strike A Match, the thoughtful debut devotional by Sandy Study that aims to be much more than just a book—it’s an intentional 21-day experience designed
The Earthly Worlds Book Series: A Journey into Magic and Adventure
April 12, 2025
The Earthly Worlds book series by Billy Wright invites readers into a realm where magic is real, where battles between light and dark shape the fate of countless worlds, and where the bonds of family are tested by forces beyond comprehension. The series, first released in paperback on April 8,
The Art of Writing Through Pain: A Glimpse into Anita Aasen’s Journey
July 3, 2025
By: Elowen Gray When grief strikes, it doesn’t politely knock. It barges in uninvited and unrelenting, demanding attention and reshaping life in an instant. For Anita Aasen, a licensed clinical social worker and therapist, grief wasn’t just a clinical concept—it became personal. Her book From Grief to Grace: A Therapist’s
Step Into the Surreal World of Dan Freedman’s Poetry
April 11, 2025
By: Linda J. Hancock The Giant’s Book of Poems by Daniel A. Freedman offers what many describe as a literary experience unlike any other—weaving together surrealist imagery, philosophical insight, and satirical commentary into what could be considered a compelling poetic journey that often challenges and delights. With over 50 poems
Bridging Time: How ‘The Sacred Order’ Connects Medieval Faith to Modern Spirituality
April 8, 2025
By: Jonathan James In the shadow of Assisi’s ancient basilica, a story has waited centuries to be told. This premise forms the backbone of Roger L. Brooks’ captivating debut novel, “The Sacred Order and the Mystical Legend of St. Francis of Assisi,” a work that skillfully blends historical thriller elements
The Journey of Self-Worth in Bella Williams’s ‘No One’s Trash’
March 28, 2025
Have you ever found yourself in a place where you feel that you’re wasting your time, love, and energy in a situation that no longer serves you? Ever felt shattered into pieces or helpless because the support you sought for yourself proved to be the very problem? If you’ve ever
Ruthie Dillard’s Poems About Everyday Life Explores Raw Realities of Love, Loss, and Struggles in Powerful New Collection
March 28, 2025
By: Paul White Ruthie Dillard, an insightful poet whose writing is often deeply personal and moving, presents her latest work, Poems About Everyday Life. This collection offers a strikingly honest exploration of many vulnerable parts of life—from the challenges of drug use and hard knocks to the complexities of relationships
Ex-Cop McCarthy Barnes Jr. Announces New Book, Offering Hope to Officers Struggling with Addiction
March 20, 2025
Former police officer turned author McCarthy Barnes Jr. has announced his latest novel, Bottle and the Badge: A Cop’s Journey from Addiction to Atonement. Inspired by his own experiences of recovery, the book aims to show that it is possible for individuals, especially police officers and other first responders, to
A Second Shot: Exploring Maryland’s Oldest Cold Case by Michael F. Weisberg, M.D.
March 20, 2025
By: James Davids Set to be released in May 2025, in conjunction with Peace Officers Memorial Day, A Second Shot by Michael F. Weisberg is more than just a true crime narrative—it is a testament to perseverance, justice, and redemption. The book chronicles the decades-long investigation into the 1971 murder
Jaheal Letford: A Poetic Voice for the Voiceless in ‘Searching for Lost Hope’
March 19, 2025
Since immemorial, poetry has served as a mirror to society, reflecting its triumphs and tribulations, beauty, and brutality. In modern-day poetry, few voices resonate as deeply as Jaheal Letford’s. In his debut anthology, Searching for Lost Hope, Letford emerges as a poignant and courageous chronicler of the human experience. His
The Real Purpose of Intimate Relationships: A Path to Self-Healing and Growth
March 18, 2025
Many of us grow up believing the idealized narrative that relationships are about finding “the one,” living a fairy-tale romance, and experiencing eternal happiness. This belief is often perpetuated by movies, songs, and cultural norms. However, as John Campbell explains in his book Miracle Relationships, the true purpose of intimate
Join Cade Storm as He Discovers Love While Honoring the Legacy of His Grandfather
March 18, 2025
In Beast Master’s Legacy, J.M. Sampson introduces readers to what many describe as a captivating journey through space, where cosmic unrest seems to be intertwined with personal discovery, honor, and love. Join Cade Storm, a young Navajo veteran of the ten-system wars, who appears to find himself on a path
Taming Your Wild Side: The Inspiration for B. D. Robyn’s ‘The One Born Wild’
March 14, 2025
By: Paul White Going through the motions, it is easy to get caught up in the mundaneness of existence. In pursuing success, we often begin following the crowd, sometimes abandoning our uniqueness. We may start to contain our chaos, thinking it can only lead to destruction. But what if we
Healing and Transformation Through Body Wisdom
July 3, 2025
By: Lisa Patrick Healing is often perceived as a mental process—shifting thoughts, reframing beliefs, and working through emotions intellectually. However, in The Body of Change: Using Your Body To Heal, Love, and Empower, Dr. Lisa Cooney offers an approach that draws on the body’s natural wisdom to support lasting transformation.
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