AEG Publishing Group

Through both dark and happy emotions and experiences, Karla Goldsberry shares her experiences with the readers of her poetry.

A right-wing candidate tries to unseat one of the dying breed of Republican Senate moderates during the primaries in this clever political satire written by a Harvard law professor.

In Crippled Like Me, Tamera and her friends are physically handicapped children who learn that their real handicap lies in not knowing Christ.

Marcus is a brash young man who’s made a name for himself as one of the top personal trainers around.

Meet a sweet little boy with a talent for trouble in Melissa Bailey’s Well, For Goodness Sake Little Jake.

Covering everyday concerns, Tyler’s Safe Day shows children what to do if they find drugs, syringes, matches, broken glass or poisons and why they should never talk to strangers.

Author Melvin Anderson describes his chilling account of waking up from a diabetic coma. Preceding his attack, he and his wife had been going through marital problems.

A young man’s dreams of becoming a fighter pilot and his experiences as part of the United States Navy fighter community are recounted in the evocative saga of Silver Step 210.

L.G. Bullard explains the complex Big Bang theory in terms that anyone can understand. Instead of the common idea that the Big Bang was a random clash of particles, God’s Big Bang claims that this momentous event happened for a reason.

Can a female – or a 4-year-old girl – ever have enough shoes?