Around Europe in 180 Days by Sue Castor is a travel journal that takes you around the world in one epic trip. Sue and Mike Castor embark on the adventure of a lifetime when they take a trip to Europe where they spend six months...

Wine is extremely popular in some countries and it has become a part of the many ways that several cultures socialize. At some high-end restaurants in addition to the food menu, you will be presented with a wine list that could have pages of wine...

Texas Off-road Racing 2 by Mike Kowis promises an exceptional journey into the exhilarating world of off-road racing, as the introductory chapters set the stage for an unforgettable narrative. At the heart of this introduction is Kowis's own journey, and his triumphant return to ATV...

Terry, her partner, Stefan, and their children, Aaron and Elena, moved from the US to Cote d’Ivoire, or Ivory Coast, at the beginning of the 1990s. Stefan's contract with the CDC allowed him to participate in an AIDS project as an epidemiologist. The 1990s were...

Glenda was feeling guilty about her previous life, having abandoned her children to go be with her new lover, Rich. Her life had not been easy, having lost her father to alcoholism at an early age and getting pregnant at the tender age of sixteen....

Force of Nature: Three Women Tackle The John Muir Trail is a work of non-fiction in the autobiographical, adventure, and outdoor pursuits subgenres. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author Joan M Griffin. The work tells the remarkable story...

“What could go wrong?” Now that’s a loaded question that is bound to jinx the one who asks it. Jo Dibblee and her partner Michael traded a 2500 square foot house for a tiny home on wheels and moved from Canada to Baja, Mexico. They’d...

Who doesn’t enjoy taking a road trip and exploring the open road before you? Lisa Creech Saleh, her husband Mounir, and their son Jaden took a road trip along the historic Route 66. In her travel adventure, 66 Dreams: Life Lessons from the Mother Road,...

History is too often recorded in dates, names, and events. Even recording the earthshaking history of WWII succumbs to academic formulae. Unless and until history is given life by recording the individual stories of the men and women who lived, indeed who were the history,...

David Hann has penned twenty-eight stories of multiple genres in his book Bluebirds to Tikal: Stories of Fun, Fear, & Folly. The author takes his readers on a journey through foreign locations and explains certain aspects of foreign cultures, provides glimpses of military life, and...