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With a plot as powerful as the concepts it addresses, J Conrad Stambaugh and Edward E Stambaugh II PhD’s ‘The Diary’ presents a potentially life-changing read. Bold, in-depth and inquisitive, its narrative will force readers to question their own beliefs.

While staring up at the night sky, millions of children have dreamed of what it would be like to move to the moon. In a compelling new children’s book by Charles G. Danna Sr, readers can follow one young boy as he does exactly that, in a unique and enthralling literary journey.

Few new books can boast a string of prestigious accolades like Erna Mueller’s ‘K-9 Cop: Case#1 - The Dreck Report’. Originally written for film, the adapted novel stole 1st place in a WomansWrite.com award for best read, and the screenplay won 1st place (Family Category) in the Houston International Film Festival and 1st place in the Hollywood Scriptwriting Institute.

Let’s face it, when it comes to leading a better life, who should we really listen to? While James Christopher Darling admits to being no Tony Robinson, his quirky personality and collection of less-than-ordinary life experiences could be just the ticket millions are searching for.

When Jaime Polites almost died in a car accident in 1994, life as she knew it came screeching to a halt. Having suffered a traumatic brain injury, Polites realized that her recovery would be a monumental task. With dogged determination and a stubbornly cheerful demeanor, she toiled to restore her quality of life.

After a string of hugely successful novels followed by a hiatus, eighty-five year old novelist, Martin Myers, is back on the literary radar with his latest novel, ‘The Secret Viking’. This genre-shifting literary detective story recounts the far-reaching efforts of a literary scholar, too clever for his own good, in tracking down a clandestine 1300-year-old Viking warrior poet, possibly the world’s most prolific writer.

Unlike most fiction authors, Chaker Khazaal has travelled the world speaking to large groups of different people and collecting their personal stories. Having noticed the prevalence of war and its impact on love, Khazaal was inspired to compose a novel that takes readers far beyond the conflict of two opposing parties.

Contemporary Romance has become a staple of Women’s fiction, but skating is a widely-popular interest that rarely gets literary attention. However, thanks to a new novel by former professional skater and ‘Holiday on Ice’ performer, Jean Stanberry, the sport is finally axel-jumping its way to readers around the world.

The Federalist Papers offer a hugely insightful look into the meaning and intent of the United States Constitution. However, spread across eighty-five articles written in 1787-1788, understanding them is less than easy. Thanks to a hugely-popular series of books by Mary E Webster, appreciating their message and meaning has never been easier.

From social masks to cultural molds, everyone’s background and customs plays a heavy influence on how they perceive the world and others. However, in her compelling new novel, Anita Melillo takes readers deep into a story of cross-cultural acceptance. It’s proof that everyone’s values are important.