Are You Okay? The Carryover of Kindness by A.S. Drayton is a remarkable memoir about a millennial’s existential crisis in an indifferent world that is too huge to care. The story draws you in quickly as Anthony Drayton, a meek and cynical college freshman, laments...

A View from the Middle: How an Unknown Actor Managed to Stay That Way is the story of the author’s life in the Hollywood movie and TV industry. Author Larkin Campbell shares his professional life story from his early days when he decided to try...

A Diet is the Last Thing You Need: Weight Loss & Maintenance Answers is a work of non-fiction in the health and lifestyle subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Brenda L. Wolfe, Ph.D. The book aims...

Above the Din: Diary of the HepC Wonder Drugs is, among so many other wondrous things, an exploration of one woman’s fifteen-year journey to overcome Hepatitis C. Author Labar Laskie introduces us to her new best friends, namely, Sovaldi and Olysio, the newest Hepatitis C...

A Logical Approach to Spirituality, Shattering the Religious Paradigm and Finding Your Inner Truth opens with a quote from Yoda referring to the energy of the Force that surrounds us and binds us. Randy Kleinman carries this theme throughout, touching not only on outer space...

A Caregiver's Love Story and Reference Guide is a self-help guidebook/memoir in which former registered nurse Nancie Wiseman Attwater recounts her personal experiences of taking care of her husband, Bill, during his terminal illness. Bill and Nancie's blissful marriage of over three decades hits a...

Ah, Brain, Why Do You Trouble Me So Much? by Todd Nils Nyholm is a dynamic, completely accessible self-help and mental health guide almost anyone can use. The author draws on his profession and his personal experiences and turns them into this wonderful book that...

“Animals have the amazing ability to be exactly what we need them to be.” Many of us have had the pleasure of experiencing this special bond that can exist between an animal and ourselves. I know I have. We might think that we’re saving the...

A Wordsmith's Work by Mark R. Weaver, Esq. is an indispensable guide on crisis communications and how to write more effectively. Other than being about crisis communications and effective writing, the book is a compilation of the author’s writings on the subject that include some...

This is a remarkable memoir that captures the life story of Sonja Wasden, a strong and beautiful woman who has a mental illness that affects every area of her life, including the people around her. Rachael Siddoway writes for and about her mother and the...