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While the romance genre has long been a staple of the literary world, many of its narratives blur the lines of realism with ‘sappy’ love stories that could never play out in real life. However, a powerful new novel Ria MacAlister is turning the tables with its hard-hitting depiction of the ‘woman next door’.

At some point in life, everyone loses faith in themselves and their aspirations. Nobody knows this better than California’s Tasha Hoggatt, who unexpectedly lost her brother when she was just twenty two years-old. As an experience that shaped her life on many levels, Hoggatt has a unique perspective on others experiencing similar plight. In an effort to help everyone at their time of need, Hoggatt has compiled all she has learned about following her dreams into a potentially life-changing new book.

While yoga is practised by millions around the world, many hamper their efforts through what Melissa J. Chaney has identified as the six major destruction causes; over-eating, over-exertion, talkativeness, adhering strictly to rules and unsteadiness. However, in her potentially life-changing new book, anyone with a passion for yoga can transform their practices and discover richer spiritual inspiration in just twenty eight days.

While these days see Kenneth Ore settled and enjoying life in British Columbia, his life has taken him on a fascinating and often unpredictable journey of activism, secrets and eventual disillusion. As a key figure in Hong Kong’s post-war Chinese Communist Party student movement, Ore’s efforts to recruit youth’s into the Communist student movement have left him with a unique view on life and a compelling story to tell.

As modern medicine continues to marvel, the average person is often left managing numerous medical specialists and an abundance of information about their own health. With data pertaining to everything from allergies and conditions to a growing list of medications for each, solid record management is key to receiving timely and successful treatment.

With Independence Day looming and millions of Americans looking for the perfect holiday escape, Roadtrippers.com offers an easy (and free!) way to uncover America’s hidden gems along any roadtrip’s route.

While Luthiers (those who make and repair guitars) once worked alone, the power of technology now brings them together in a free unique online community on LuthierTalk.com. With thousands of Luthiers flocking to the site each day to discuss everything from guitar building and restoration to where to find the latest design plans, the site has quickly grown to become an online mecca for some of the most skilled craftspeople on the planet.

Montgomery, Alabama – In the 1960s, Bobby Earl Perkins fell victim to deplorable segregation and discrimination, just because he was a black American. Desperate to escape his native Alabama and the abuse that had become part and parcel of being an African American in the Deep South, Perkins signed up to the Military and embarked on what he hoped would be a new life as a sailor.

While technology is constantly affording a myriad of new opportunities for attractive and intuitive user interfaces, both understanding and designing them is no easy task. With platforms ranging from desktop and mobile to portable tablet devices, the modern designer is under constant pressure to keep abreast of and adapt to new industry practices.

D.J. Pollard’s compelling new book dives deeper into the meaning of love than any text has to date. From the different kinds of love to what each one really means, readers will absorb life-changing information that will allow them self-analyze their relationships and love others more boldly than ever before.