“Half The Child” by William J. McGee – audiobook
HALF THE CHILD takes place over four consecutive summers in the lives of Michael Mullen and his son Benjamin, who ages from 2 to 5. The novel chronicles the separation, Continue Reading
“Cry In The Forest” by Godwin Cornelius Udagbor
This is a story of hatred and disunity caused by a husband to three wives who loved two but hated one and her three children. The hated Eku and her Continue Reading
“Forest Guardians Chronicles: Christmas In Cuyahoga Valley” by Beth Roose
Cuyahoga Valley National Park is a tapestry of stunning waterfalls at every turn. After soaking in the magic of the falls, you see water crossings, wildlife, and thick foliage. Most residents Continue Reading
“Forest Guardians Chronicles: A Matter Of Humanity” by Beth Roose
CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE What is hiding in the Forest of The Cuyahoga Valley National Park? Is Bigfoot a helper or healer? Could he be a vicious animal that attacks humans? The Forest Continue Reading
“Ronin” by Jan Domagala
CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE In the first of this thrilling sci-fi adventure series, we are introduced to Kurt Stryder, a Special Forces soldier assigned to Col Sec, Colonial Security. Continue Reading
“Becoming America’s Food Stories” by Antoinette Truglio Martin
CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE Tales shared through and within generations define our heritage, provide us with empathy over transgressions, and celebrate our adventures. They are as essential as the food Continue Reading
“V Servi Dei” by Bernice Burgos
CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE What do you do when the Ruler of the Underworld comes to Earth and gives you a mission out of the norm? You either take it Continue Reading
“The Mysterious Animal Soup ~ and Rachel’s Gifts” by Rony Kessler
Rachel, a young girl, survives a horrible crime and loses her voice, but not her determination to solve the tragedy that has befallen her family. Rony Kessler’s novel that occurs Continue Reading
“Me And Jimmy Blue Eyes” by Carole Cortland Russo
“When it comes to the giants of 20th Century underworld the names you rarely read about are often more interesting than the ones you did. And they wanted it that way! Vincent Continue Reading
“Daily Bread” by Antoinette Truglio Martin
It is 1911. Crammed into a three-room flat in a Mott Street tenement, the large Taglia family needs all the help they can muster. Spunky songbird Lily wants to help Continue Reading