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Hordes of commuters reach their office chairs every morning and settle in for another day of keyboard tapping, clock watching and a general aim to just get the day done with, but Andy Prints, the protagonist in Tina Tomei’s latest novel, finds something else awaiting when she starts her new job monitoring grants for the U.S. Department of Education. A few stray notes, a couple of computer records, and soon everything spirals out of control. Spied upon and physically attacked, Andy is forced to muster all her resources just to survive.

While vampires have rapidly become a staple of modern literature, many critics believe that they’re often-stereotypical use is due for literal new blood. Storming the scene with gusto and giving the world a narrative that is wholly-unique, T. Lynne Tolles is delighted to offer up ‘Blood of a Werewolf’.

As a Vietnam veteran who has been blighted by the effects of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Barry Hart knows that life isn’t easy. However, while his younger years often found him experiencing life’s worst, Hart’s subsequent years as a successful businessman, pastor and pillar of the community have proven that kinship and hope will always prevail.

Even though Spring Break is traditionally the annual highlight for millions of university and college students, 2014 is seeing plans come together at a pace never seen before. However, industry experts are reporting a series of new and exciting trends, with young people favoring domestic destinations such as South Padre Island and Panama City Beach over traditional hotspots such as Cancun and the Caribbean.

Rats are a sore subject among most adults and children, even more so when considering them as pets. However, an enchanting new book by author Mildred Potash sweeps stereotypes and fears under the rug to showcase the loving and intelligent side of rats that most unfairly turn a blind eye to.

Twenty years after putting pen to paper and writing his first and only novel, the last thing Edmund Aristone expected this past Christmas was to be handed an edited, bound and professionally designed copy by his grandson, which is now available for purchase through distribution channels worldwide.

While billions of people are constantly searching for true happiness, many personal and spiritual growth experts maintain that the ‘answers’ don’t lie in political, philosophical or technological breakthroughs. A new book by Simon Kim and Susanna Eun upholds this belief – exploring why humans have spent thousands of years locked up in confusing false belief systems and unwarranted suffering.

Anyone who works in corporate America will know this simple fact: there is more drama happening in the average office than on most popular soap operas.

For young Seng Ty, the day his life changed irrevocably was April 17, 1975, also known as ‘the Day of Betrayal’ in Ty’s native Cambodia.

While a family sharing a bloodline was once a social norm, non-traditional and unconventional familial makeup is now commonplace. Still, such diversity often breeds confusion and unease among young people. In a powerful attempt to prove that the definition of family goes far beyond blood relatives and DNA, author T. Katz is delighted to announce her new book for children aged eight to twelve.