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While Sci-Fi/Fantasy has long been a staple of the literary world, readers and critics are currently crying out for wholly unique new narratives that don't succumb to recycling of the 'same old' concepts. Thankfully, Michael K. Paraiso is stepping up to the plate with gusto, releasing a timeless new novel that fuses its genre's traditions with intricate fact.

After often hundreds of publisher rejections, no writer is blamed for becoming disheartened about their work and the publishing process in general. While most take a short break or use the rejections as a catalyst for pumped-up determination, Baltimore's Juanita Alexandria Davis did something shockingly rash – she binned everything she had written.

Through over three-decades of growing businesses from fledgling startups to dominant global players, Don Corsaro is adamant about one often "forgotten" factor – the direct correlation between exceptional leadership and bottom-line success. On the flipside, Corsaro has become acutely aware of the bold lack of available leadership training that leaves most companies battling against the tide.

While nobody will deny the timeless appeal of children's literature, there's a natural disconnect in books written by adults, intended for an age they can barely remember. But – of course – there's an obvious lack of children coming home from school and moonlighting as authors.

Everyone loves a drink. For some, it fosters light-hearted bravado that makes them the life and soul of the party. For others, drinking opens the floodgates to ending up slumped in the corner sobbing about the girlfriend that dumped them fifteen years ago. For the young protagonist in James Hunter's thrilling debut novel, alcohol provides something much more impressive.

There's no way to hide it, everybody can turn into a ravenous beast of revenge when they taste the blood of betrayal. In her compelling and thought-provoking new novel, author J.D. Ryan turns the life of one supposedly happy couple upside down – a break that is far from clean.

In January of 2014, Sarah Hill first invited children into Whimsy Wood, the spellbinding setting for what is now a series of six enchanting yet educational books for curious young readers. Posie Pixie is their host, and Posie just loves to make new friends.

While the literary world is gradually opening itself up to diversity, the children's book market is still flooded with stories where young white males are the protagonists. Author Martha Rucker is bucking all trends to prove that African American girls can also be any child's new literary best friend – and her upcoming book makes its point with gusto.

Nobody will deny that the threat of Islamic Terrorism has once again rocketed to critical levels. But comparatively few have stopped to think about what would happen if they created a nuclear weapon, how it would ultimately change society, and how it would boldly redefine Christianity.

While most people find Mr. or Mrs. Right by the time they reach thirty, millions more suffer in the belief that dating and true love isn't in their life plan. Chris Ross knows first-hand that this sentiment just isn't true and, through a powerful and potentially life-changing new book, he is out to prove it.