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The spring of 1864 formed a vital turning point in the course of American history. While often lost in the barrels of time, author William E. Sherrill brings the period back to life in his compelling new historical novel.

By capitalizing on his vast knowledge of Norse mythology, writer Kevin Hickey’s new book is encouraging kids around the world to achieve amazing things. Also aimed at adults, Hickey’s associated ‘movement’ aims to give young people the support, praise and recognition they deserve.

For Jason Upton, pizza is more than a food – it’s a passion! At aged 16 he took his first job at a local pizzeria, eventually purchasing his first restaurant at age 21. After 23 years working in and owning pizzerias, Jason hung up the apron to focus his experience and passion for the industry by founding an insurance agency dedicated to insuring one of the nation’s largest pizza chains, Domino’s Pizza.

Shadowed Soul by John M. Spagnoli is a fiction novel about bi-polar Thomas Milton, as he struggles to rebuild his life with the aid of his blind wife’s seeing-eye dog, Bailey.

While it may first look like any other book, ‘The Gospel According to Little Matthew’ is a powerful story of one dog’s life-changing effect on his owner. Told from the perspective of Little Matthew’s human best friend, Tom Edrington, the story is helping thousands of people realize that rescuing one dog won’t change the world, but it could easily change theirs. With the book a barking success, the duo are now urging animal rescue organizations to step forward and accept the help they are offering.

Set during a hugely-significant period of world history, J.F. Leahy’s latest novel could easily be confused for a work of non-fiction. B readers around the world are being gripped by a story that documents the great lengths Germany went to in order to decrypt transatlantic voice circuits and to hamper British and United States efforts during World War II.

Vienna, Virginia author Tarun Reddy announces his partnership with Sahl Communications, Inc., a female veteran-owned small business communications and public relations firm, headquartered in Bethlehem, PA and offices in the Washington, D.C. metro area.

Told as a gripping memoir, Marc Schiller chronicles his month-long captivity that many will soon witness on the big screen in Paramount’s ‘Pain and Gain’ movie. Telling his untold true story for the first time, readers are urged to buckle up for a journey of adrenaline, a struggle to survive and a shocking ending.

Fusing a delicious murder mystery with an exposé of the crumbling financial condition of the U.S symphony orchestra scene, renowned music expert Leni Bogat swaps his piano for a pen and produces a literary masterpiece. He hopes his novel will serve as the overture to a better future for the musical arts.

Between 1925 and 1950, Luella Pool Saxby wrote a beautiful story about her grandmother’s life, taken directly from her diaries. Offering a fascinating glimpse into the Mormon way of life and of the pioneers who risked their lives for others’ freedoms, she never fulfilled her dream of publishing her work. Handing it to her granddaughter just weeks before she died, Luella’s wish has come true as the book is finally released to the world.