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As everyone will discover at some point in their lives, humans possess immense powers of manipulation. However, often the supposed manipulator is innocent, themselves under the 'spell' of someone else who will do anything to get their own way.

Nobody will deny that franchises such as Harry Potter and the Hobbit marked a new dawn for the world of fantasy, replacing outlandish premises with narratives that readers can actually relate to. Author Kevin McLeod has since taken this philosophy one-step further with his 'The Viking's Apprentice' series. After winning many awards and dominating global bestseller lists, McLeod is rereleasing volume one with gusto.

While it is sure to spark up many quirky conversations at cocktail parties, John "Doc" Fuller's work as a respected 'Prison Consultant' came with almost two decades of hard-knocks training. From an eight-year stint committing crime on the streets to ten tumultuous years behind bars, Fuller more than knows what it takes to survive Federal time.

While most graduates grind themselves to the bone in pursuit of a job after college, Ozro West did something shocking in 1959 – he dropped his career prospects and bought a one-way ticket to Hawaii, with no apparent plan. What he didn't know is that it would serve as the catalyst for a six-year adventure that would literally see him travel the world.

While most authors are happy to hastily throw a story together, print it as cheaply as possible and rarely give a second thought to its aesthetics, Nina Huang is bucking the trend by producing books that are literally art masterpieces.

While everyone complains of stressful jobs that come with too-long hours, too much stress and a far-too-small paycheck, nobody is forced to make sacrifices like the servicemen that fought in Vietnam. In a gripping, chilling and thought-provoking new novel, a group of such heroes rapidly discover that the fruits of their labor mean nothing when stacked against the militia of Wall Street.

Every teenager suffers from bouts of over-emotion; making a big deal out of something very small. However, for Emily Heart, something very small can easily become a big deal and see her fighting for her life.

While most authors use their debut release to do nothing but simply test the literary waters, Ed Jakubik's lifetime's passion for gritty fiction is allowing his first novel to compete with its genre's bestsellers.

While millions believe that they grasp the true power and influence of God, real-world stories of plight to prosperity are often the only things that can put scripture into real-world context. In his compelling new autobiography, Michael Vincent Robinson not only provides that context, but equips readers with all they need to also embark on a new life showered by God's abundant gifts.

While supernatural fiction has seen an undeniable boom in recent years, both readers and critics are currently crying out for wholly-unique new narratives that don't succumb to recycling of the 'same-old' concepts. Thankfully, author Jesse Wolfe is stepping up to the plate with gusto, twisting and redefining the genre into something spellbinding.