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While the horror genre has long been a staple of the literary landscape, both readers and critics alike are currently crying out for wholly-unique new narratives that don’t succumb to recycling of the ‘same-old’ concepts. Thankfully, author Aaron Bayscaplous is bucking the trend with gusto, announcing the release of a terrifying book of short stories unlike anything readers have read or witnessed before.

There’s no way to sugarcoat it; church attendance numbers are plummeting, schools are opting to teach evolutionary theories and the world is becoming worryingly secular. But God isn’t giving up, choosing ‘regular’ people to take on His mission of compelling all to accept His love and live by His word. Two of these chosen vessels are Lydia and Kiya Thornton who, while having no prior literary experience, have penned a celebrated new Christian Sci-Fi Novel with a vital message for humanity.

There’s no way to sugarcoat it; the footprint of drought-stricken areas has grown exponentially in the past five-years. People are rapidly using water in ways they don’t realize and, with the nation’s love of cars, keeping them shiny is one of the biggest culprits. The statistics speak for themselves, with the average hand-wash using over one-hundred gallons of water and so-called “environmentally-friendly” commercial washes using twenty-three gallons. However, Kozak, an 88-year old manufacturer of waterless car wash products is now helping the nation fight back.

The new car industry hasn’t been immune to financial troubles, bailouts and negative press during the past six years, but the problem isn’t confined to just manufacturing plants. Frontline dealer sales are dwindling and service profits are rapidly being lost to independent aftermarket retailers. It’s all proven by low service productivity and, while many are either blind to the problem or refuse to accept it, industry expert Bob Witham knows that something has to be done to fix it – now.

While the horror genre has long been a staple of the literary world, both readers and critics are crying out for wholly-unique new narratives that don’t succumb to recycling of the ‘same old’ concepts. Thankfully, Ann Marsiliano is stepping up to the plate with gusto, throwing the rule book out of the window and packing more than a few punches with her latest novel.

Author Lu Ann Petitt has spent her entire life working in ministry. While she has met a wealth of inspirational and incredibly-positive souls, she has also learned of the detriment children suffer if they don’t have a loving, supportive family. To prove that all children have ideas worth listening to and sharing, Petitt has transposed her ministry into a compelling new book.

There’s no way to sugarcoat it; millions of Californians lack a solid estate plan, with their families turning to attorneys like Michelle C. Lerman to pick up the pieces after they pass. The outcome is often dismal and, while the estate ends up legally disposed of, much of the individual’s net worth and assets have been swallowed up in taxes, legal fees, court costs and needless spending that a bullet-proof estate plan could have preserved. At a time when laws are rapidly changing and forcing those with and without estate plans to re-think their strategies, Lerman clearly and simply explains the entire process in a ground-breaking new book.

While the medical world presents a cutting-edge front, where no feat or challenge is unconquerable, the truth is that very few doctors have a basic grasp of how to cure the chronic pain that plights the lives of hundreds of millions. Just about everyone will at some point suffer the pain of a chronic disorder such as Psoriasis, Migraines and chronic back pain, yet physicians remain largely confused about their causes and correct treatment. In 1985, Dr. Daniel Twogood discovered a way to cure any type of chronic pain in just ninety days. Having spent three decades developing his methods, everything is now being exposed in a life-changing new book.

At one time, everyone in the world dreamed of making it to the United States to claim their own piece of the American Dream and live a prosperous life with gusto. But as U.S. society collapses in on itself and other nations undergo radical development, the stars and stripes no longer provide the opportunities they once did.

While most children’s books offer young minds nothing but a quick thrill or escape from reality, L. Duncan-Hartgraves has carved a niche for wholly unique books that impart vital lessons about life. After the success of ‘Just Shades of Brown’ which raised vital awareness of racism and bullying, Hartgraves is back – this time teaching children about colors and the global concept of ‘connectedness’.