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The creative, fertile and imaginative mind of Author JW Gee delivers a series of enormously entertaining short stories that showcases the author's quirky, baby boomer perspective of his anecdotal and extraordinary experiences while serving in the United States Army.

Author Rochelle Gregory combines her love and passion for horses and writing to give her young readers a marvelous experience with Seraphina Is Coming Today! Through the vibrantly illustrated pages of her new picture book, they will see a girl's dream come true when young Samantha greets her new pon

It happens (almost) every day: a Hollywood power player plucks a young actor from obscurity, sets the publicity machine ablaze, and rakes in the box office profits.

Digital-first publisher Le French Book is running a flash summer reading sale.

In celebration of the upcoming Summer Solstice, Solstice Publishing will be holding a major sale of its bestselling books.

From Bettejane Synott Wesson, recipient of Waterbury's Spirit Award and author of The View from Cracker Hill, a memoir of 1950s Waterbury told from the point of a young girl, comes more stories revolving around the once “Brass Capital of the World.

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Inspired by her genealogical research into the Native American culture of her ancestors, author Janine Chalfant brings audiences Pohoi and Comanche Spirit Power, a novel about a young Comanche woman and the consequences of her quest for Spirit Power.

A man returning from war is not likely to return home as the same man he used to be.

Dazzling scenes of nature await readers who join the Big Blue Fish as it swims in its little pond.

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Jenny is four years old when Belgium is occupied by Germany.

With “Love and War in Old Malaca: A Historical Novel” (published by Trafford Publishing), Joe Conceicao's new e-book, readers take a look 500 years into the past in a story about the Portuguese conquistadors who landed in Malacca in 1511.

One day, author Jenny Dixon decided to find herself.

Brett Stuart Smith weaves a captivating tale of magic and mystery, recounting the adventures of a protagonist on a quest to discover the truth of his past and forge the path of his destiny in “The Eye of Disparager: Book One of The Legend of the Bloodstone” (published by Trafford Publishing).

In Paul Sterling's new collection of short stories, “A Teaspoon of Giggles” (published by Trafford Publishing), the residents of a particularly colorful region of Victoria in South Australia lead odd, eccentric lives, the details of which are recounted in a selection of lighthearted, entertainin

Sometimes, the greatest achievements come from the humblest of beginnings.

“The vision of what man can become at his noblest and best is in danger of being lost in a Postmodern World,” author Richard E.

Author Jefri Juwahir tells three short stories of courage and survival in his new book, “Tales from the Black Wolf: A compilation of short stories from the fantasy realm” (published by Trafford Publishing).

In “First Friend: A History of Dogs and Humans” (published by iUniverse), Katharine Rogers examines the relationship between humans and their oldest, closest animal friend: the dog.

Compelling and exhilarating, LaVonne J.

As a lifelong Christian, Roger L.

In her new book, “Choose Grace: Why Now is the Time” (published by Balboa Press), Loretta Engelhardt illustrates how every person has access to a higher order of existence: grace.

“My deceased husband was Army G-2, the Army equivalent of the FBI, and was stationed at the Army Hometown News Center in Kansas City, Mo.

In “Protecting America's Students at School: School Safety Recommendations For 2013 and Beyond” (published by AuthorHouse), author Dr.