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When Nancy Behan was given a book while helping her mother downsize to a retirement community apartment, the clippings stuffing its pages first appeared to be nothing more than scrap. However, closer inspection revealed hundreds of yellow newspaper clippings and the start of a project that is now being brought to readers around the world as ‘Poems by Author Unknown: An anthology of poems sent in to newspaper ca World War II’.

While most authors use their first novel to simply test the literary waters, Jamie Eubanks is quickly proving that a debut release is also an opportunity to rival the bestsellers. ‘Hidden Doors, Secret Rooms’ breaks all literary convention to prove that getting into difficult and potentially-deadly situations is surprisingly easy.

While novels with a twist of political intrigue have seen something of a recent boom in popularity, both readers and critics alike are calling out for new material that doesn’t succumb to recycling of the ‘same-old’ concepts. Thankfully, author D.C. Reed has stepped up to the plate with gusto, announcing the release of the third volume of a wholly-unique series where murder and politics appear to be one and the same.

Nobody within the church will deny that their global institution is losing its crowd and reputation at an alarming pace, but identifying the true reasons often isn’t easy. Travis Klassen was once a committed and passionate Pastor, but he has since become part of these departure statistics in a bold attempt to rediscover his true self. The difference is that Klassen knows exactly why he left and, for the first time, is now taking his story public in a gripping and thought-provoking new memoir.

There’s no denying that some of the world’s best authors often draw inspiration from the strangest and most unlikely of places. In the case of Oregon’s Denna Holm, the quirks and idiosyncrasies of characters in her new fantasy novel were taken, of all places, from students she has taught in the world of Dressage.

There’s no way to sugarcoat it; tax codes are always changing, individuals and businesses are expected to keep up with them and failing to do so could have dire consequences if the IRS comes knocking. Steven Melnik and his colleagues have helped thousands of individuals attain tax relief, tax resolution and sail through IRS audits – and have recently released a game-changing book to help anyone do the same from the comfort of home.

While the world of literature claims to contain wondrous page-bound delights for all ages, seven to ten year-olds rarely have any fiction written for their unique transitionary age. Thankfully, authors Jan Spivey Gilchrist and Kelley Powell Barcellona are bucking the trend with gusto to provide children of this age group with not only an edge-of-the-seat story, but an opportunity to learn plenty about life along the way.

Almost every Play Therapist in the world knows Lois Carey, an in-demand speaker, author and pioneer in Sandplay and art therapy. Seven books and thousands of clients have seen Carey travel the world to train fellow therapist and, for the first time in her career, a collection of these powerful lectures and texts have been combined into an insightful and inspirational new book.

While a myriad of Government agencies are put in place to protect the lives and freedoms of all Americans, millions are aware that most of these agencies at some point violate individuals’ rights. Indeed, documented cases even show that Government has paved early graves for many. It’s this concept that author Thomas Temple explores in his fast-paced and thought-provoking new novel.

While the fantasy genre has seen an undeniable boom in recent years, both readers and critics are calling for wholly-unique new narratives that don’t succumb to recycling of the ‘same-old’ literary concepts. Thankfully, author D.J. Hollis has stormed the scene with gusto to release a powerful novel that is setting new trends of its own.