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Who hasn’t dreamed of buying a home abroad; jumping on a plane and then gracefully turning the key to a door that will provide getaway bliss for decades to come? Arleen and Norman Shabel did exactly that in Paris - after battling medieval French banking systems, foreign lawyers and a city that was as calamitous as it was romantic. Authors at heart, the Shabels have since put their story on paper in a new book that is rip-roaring, hilarious and boldly thought-provoking.

Rebecca Trip has literally lived with her head in the clouds; privileged to have spent thirty-five years working as a “Sky Goddess” during the golden modern age of aviation. But Tripp’s powerful new memoir fuses the story of her fascinating and glamorous career with travels to a very different kind of place; a spiritual realm that transformed Tripp from someone who was led by life to someone who ended up firmly at the controls.

While crime thrillers have long been a staple of the literary landscape, 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 Dewey B. Reynolds is answering the call with gusto.

Stuart Duffelmeyer may not yet be gracing Hollywood’s screens or hanging off bedroom walls from coast to coast, but he could just be one of the most unique and moralistic fantasy fiction characters ever created. The brainchild of author Dewey B. Reynolds, Duffelmeyer’s compassion for Universal life sees him use mystical powers to ward off evil while displaying the kindness, tenacity and work ethic that any young person can deploy to reach their own legendary status.

Since the dawn of time humanity has tried to answer seemingly impossible questions about its existence. Scholars, clergy and laypeople have dedicated their entire lives to answering such questions, but Canada’s Dr. Nasr Saad believes he knows why they fail to succeed. In short, it’s impossible to provide rational answers while constrained to three dimensions.

For all of their physical lifelessness, dolls are incredibly fascinating objects, often with bold personalities of their own. Like millions of other doll-lovers, author Aradonna owns some that she feels could most definitely be haunted.

Gone are the days when hitting the big six-oh meant resigning one’s self to slippers and daytime television. With modern-day culture placing a huge focus on revitalized senior youth, millions are quickly learning that this new lease of life also reawakens struggles and dilemmas that were traditionally assigned to ‘growing up’.

There really is no way to sugarcoat it; Christianity is declining at an alarming rate, as young people shun religion and previously-committed Christians convert to Atheism due to lack of answers to the myriad of questions thrown up by the Gospels. For the first time in history, a game-changing and searing new book explains why, while proving that few even have a basic knowledge of the real Jesus, God and Heaven.

When Joe Ozier wandered into a Florida animal shelter to research his developing new musical, he had no idea that he’d be leaving with a Border Collie that would literally change his outlook on life. Ozier faced both triumphs and defeats when opening up his home and his heart to Shea, an experience so gratifying that he has released the story as powerful new children’s and family book.

Nobody can deny the huge boom of romantic fiction in recent years; a trend that has critics worried about the recycling of the ‘same-old’ literary concepts that often involve uninspiring erotica. Just at a time when thousands demand change, Davis Ketterer rushes onto the scene with gusto. Her fourth romantic novel is wholly-unique, exploring the subject of interfaith love from a Christian perspective.