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Alvin Yusin’s Apple Hill is a riveting narration of the Civil War and the years leading up to it.

Francine Spencer won’t give Win Neer the time of day, but when they’re forced to work together after their plane crashes, some hidden emotions surface and things get interesting.

After searching through bookstores and libraries, Bobbie Cordero discovered there were very few, if any, books on divorce and custody issues from a child’s perspective.

In Anthony Pickup’s Darkness: The Corruption of Sarah Jane, a woman’s descent into madness is brilliantly depicted.

Speaking With A Broken Mirror is a collection of introspective poems reflecting the images observed in our daily surroundings, examining aspects of our environment like jagged pieces of a broken mirror.

Witnessing a bizarre killing sparks an obsessive and dangerous hunt for the truth in Maneesh Sharma’s Winter.

For those who love the western genre, Richard Fletcher’s Two Rode West captures the freedom, spirit, and individuality of cowboys and the trails they blazed to fulfill their dreams.

The Power of Self Separation has nothing to do with race, gender, religion, social status or political correctness.

Are you a lover of lyrical verse with an edgy twist?

Uncover the mixed emotions that come when children become parents as well as a heartfelt tribute to a wonderful mother in Heartaches and Blessings while Parenting My Mom.