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Addressing problems in the American church including financial greed and lack of supernatural ministry, author Barry Irwin Brophy makes a plea to fellow Christians via the plot of an engaging and intricate new novel.

Fictional writer LaTonya LaTrice takes a leap and adds her full time love of reality shows, talk shows, past and current news coverage from the beloved television and radio networks in the United States into each of her novels. Simulating a since of realness to each fictional story. The novels written by this new author; may be entertaining,but some readers may pick up an important message to make a positive change in their lives if negativity lies in their heart.

Set to take the stage next August and play host to over 80,000 music fans, Friends of Nature Music Festival also holds the prestige of the city’s first completely eco-friendly music event.

With a special focus on overcoming the emotional reliance that holds most new investors back, one investment expert has released the ultimate guide to help anyone protect their assets and slowly grow their wealth.

Having spent years studying people’s financial situations, a new book by Leon Forte aims to help people become intelligent consumers and save up to $150,000 without sacrifices.

Published as a simple yet inspiring message to the world, Shawn Powell’s latest book of poetry is helping thousands of people face and champion a myriad of issues in life.

Many social commentators blame dwindling trust as a catalyst to many of modern life’s problems. According to a Husband and Wife team who have been studying trust for over twenty years, the same can be applied to business bottom-line profits. Now, thanks to a new step-by-step guide, they could be about to close the U.S business ‘trust deficit’ for good.

If ‘determination’ needs re-defining, Tegon Maus has done just the job. Following twelve years of diligent hard work, he has managed to break the literary egg to critical acclaim. Continuing his popular Tucker Littlefield Chronicles series, Maus is delighted to today announce his latest novel.

As one of the first black female bounty hunters, Ebony Kiss is as mean and mighty as her male cousins. Created by Bernard Busy, who tragically fell victim to cancer in 2008, the character has until now remained unpublished. Driven by a desire to see his friend’s character come to life, one Atlanta-based illustrator is trying to raise funds to turn Busby’s dream into a published reality.

The Local Chapter of the American College of Nurse Midwives Provides New Resources for New Orleans Women to Improve Maternity Care Conversations and Women’s Health Outcomes