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While at first glance it may appear like any other book, Terry Clark’s ‘A Revolution of the Mind: Caught Between Heaven and Hell’ contains a simple ideal that will change reader’s lives. In fact, it is so simple that it will blow the minds of all who accept it.

While at its heart a gripping story about the power of fate, Jeremy Joseph Jack’s debut novel also holds powerful currency as a weapon against bullying. As a teenager himself, Jack is garnering much attention due to his young age and fierce passion to carve a dent in literary history.

Oliver Galang has long dreamed of becoming a real-life superhero. However, even while owning a $500 Batman costume, his toiling with gambling and women quashed his dreams. In this compelling memoir, Galang talks about regaining his strength and once again trying to save the world.

Work from home jobs have always provided a saving grace for those looking to either earn extra cash or give up their day job. Coupled with a sharp rise in the number of local jobs across the country, the employment situation is a far cry from the sorry state it was at just a few years ago.

For anyone who has fallen in love with the works of Persian poet Rumi, Dr. Ahmad Javid’s new book ‘Sufi Light: The Secret of Meditation’ (published by Balboa Press) may come as a welcome accompaniment. Like the work of Rumi, ‘Sufi Light’ contemplates the themes of faith, love and the divine.

Colin Robertson’s first work of fiction is satire in the tradition of Kurt Vonnegut and Douglas Adams. It is the story of one man’s stand for his family and against foreclosure by, literally, turning his home into his castle.

For decades the literary world has engrossed itself in the life and work of detectives. Known for their fast-paced action, tense mysteries and triumphant conclusions, millions have fallen in love with a side of life they’ll likely never experience for real. Thanks to a new series of books by Susan C. Muller, the Detective and Crime genres have fresh stories yet to tell.

While a work of pure fiction, Lloyd J. Guillory’s ‘Rainey: The Story of a Woman’ begins in one of the most traumatic times in American history. As the Great Depression strikes, protagonist Rainey Wether is born into a world where nothing is easy, yet everything is worth fighting for.

For many who endure hardships, the prospect of personal reinvention is literally life-changing. However, as the protagonist in Lloyd J’Guillory’s ‘Charlie’s Odyssey’ quickly discovers, life has many paths.

The idea of fate has powered the literary world for centuries. As one of the most compelling forces one can experience, its ability to move and emote still attracts people today. Taking a modern audience back in time, author Lloyd J. Guillory explores the idea of fate in his historic novel ‘A Tale of Three Wives’.