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In the revised 3rd Edition, the common speech of Ireland at all social levels. Its continuing vigour and individuality is triumphantly illustrated in Bernard Share’s invaluable Dictionary of Irish slang and colloquial English in Ireland.

The Galapagos Archipelago is a Hidden Treasure Chest with Goodies for Children of All Ages…and Makes a Great Setting for a Children’s Book Too

Victor Whelan’s It Gives a Lovely Light is the true story of a young woman who lived life to the fullest and left it with grace, joy and dignity.

Every childhood clings to a secret place where senses are exaggerated … smells are more intoxicating, colors are more brilliant, sounds are more rousing, and experiences are more stimulating.

A Supernatural Suspense Novel for Young Readers: The Difference Between Vampires and Angels? Angels are real.

Author Writes of a World Most Couldn’t Even Fathom Exists…But It Does Exist and He Brings it to Harrowing Light

As fourth grader Jenny deals with the challenges of getting along with a new adoptive mother while fitting in at a new school, all she has to do is look up to get a new perspective.

Once upon a time in Tehran by Shirin Amani Azari is a beautiful and touching fictional memoir inspired by true-life events.

Who’s been kidnapping all the cats? And why? It’s up to cat detective Tab to find the culprits.

Katharina Maria Arroyo describes herself as an optimistic pessimist. Her poetry collection in Silhouette of a Shadow’s Reflection offers a most compelling view of the world.

With an army of demons intent on conquering the World of Salvation, it is up to Darren Lightheart and his companions to save the day.

A creative exploration into the journey of life, Falls the Shadow objectively lays out four separate narratives to help one discover meaning in life.

Victims of abuse or trauma no longer have to feel alone. By presenting the stories of 50 real people, retired psychotherapist Dr. James T. McMahon offers help to those wanting to overcome abuse, and put that chapter of their life behind them.

Trying to keep a promise to help make his school a happier place helps Robert learn the importance of friendship, loyalty and courage in Storm Clouds Over Mountain View Middle School.

Elisa is obsessed with her belief that the mysterious stranger she dreamed about is a reality worth searching for.

After failing in her quest to become a professional opera singer,, thirty-year-old Annette Bodin settles for the mundane world of a college music instructor at Newbury College in Louisiana.

Writer and life coach Douglas Hadley has written a revolutionary book, The Seven Wonders of Your World, that will become the ultimate guidebook toward realizing your dreams.

Written by Sandy Lochmandy and illustrated by Angela Bornstein, Kids and Critters on an Adventure is inspired by the wildlife found in the United States.

Ro-shonda King's poetry is an explanation of life that flows into our consciousness by way of meaningful verse.

A unique story of two lovers from two very different upbringings united by their individual struggles.

A Young Girl Time Travels to Rescue Her Family in Author’s Exciting First Book

Barbara Prignano writes a wonderfully imaginative children’s tale in How Bunnies Got their Cottontails.

Kelly Lin Roncace’s Lilian Finch: Her Maiden Voyage spins a delightful twist on the fantasy pirate genre.

Uta Christensen’s engrossing novel, Bed of Roses, Bed of Thorns, tells the story of Ursula Meister, a young girl coming of age in WWII devastated Germany.

There’s a traitor in the ranks of the Queen’s Royal Artillery stationed in Kilkenny, Ireland in the 1880’s.

What happens when a half fox/half fiery dragon is born? An adventure that will engage readers!

The debut book in a fresh, intiguing science fiction/fantasy series.

People of the Bear Mother is an enthralling tale of a young woman’s spiritual journey of self-discovery into the depths of Europe’s greatest and oldest painted cave.

The most important subject you should study isn’t found in school but in the pages of Ethics 101 by John H. Zaugg.

Sigmund Freud fathered the technique of psychoanalysis while Albert Einstein invented the thought experiment; so which idea can be called scientific? Author Patrick Stedham shares some insights to this question and much more.

Down and out with nowhere to turn, and forced to pay retribution for someone else’s sins, an orphaned child perseveres, refusing to let the world and its evils overtake him.

Will a group of insects be able to stop their stream from becoming polluted?

The townspeople of Clover, California are dying horrible deaths during the summer of 1973.

Seventy-seven-year-old Ravi Nirbal’s Last Light of the Burning Candle gives voice to a proud and strong population in our communities and our world.

Explosions, kidnappings, and double agents pervade the life of Alex, a man who has been reluctantly reunited with three malevolent relatives.

In this astonishing memoir of her mother’s life, Tiiu Priilaid-Kleyn conveys a gripping eyewitness account of the struggle for safety and the essence of scraping by during World War II.

Dorothy Hayes writes a stellar debut novel, Another Rule Broken, which reveals the devastation abuse can cause but which, with strength, can be overcome.

Patricia Coleman’s What Mama Never Told Me! gives parents and adults invaluable tips and advice on how to talk to children about sensitive subjects.

Author Chelsea Clemmons stirs up her readers with a flurry of inspired emotions. As you turn the pages of A Collection of Reflections, you will be creatively transported through time and space.

When a chief executive with newly acquired skills takes over a failing company, she has to use her leadership ability to turn the company and its employees around. But can she do it?

With Christmas around the corner, it is easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of shopping to catch the best deals of the year...

A spiritual and compelling collection of poems, each weaving among the others to form a journey of revelation and discovery.

Guest Author, Donna McDine at Susan’s Thoughts and Ramblings

The Mars Experiment by Paul C. Vinci takes space exploration to the red planet in the year 2034.

A powerful compilation of poems and prose that will challenge and question the reader, society, and reality itself.

Karin Margaretha Visser’s first volume of her poetic anthologies, Tiny Signposts in a Desert, beautifully encapsulates a myriad of emotions.

Peggy Simmons Van Vlack shares her first-hand account of what is possible between worlds and beyond the spiritual veil.

Life is a journey, unique and different to each individual, but a journey nonetheless.

They came from a planet that was like Earth, except life on their planet was dying and they did not have enough resources to keep future generations alive.

Fiction blends with fact in The Flamingo Room, the first in a series of novels by Jerold Richert exploring the myths and realities surrounding Zimbabwe’s ancient ruins that have been linked to King Solomon and the Phoenicians.