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Hundreds of millions of people watched in horror as the scenes of 9/11 played out like something from a bad movie, but only the brave few picked up their black helmets, donned their gloves and set a course for the World Trade Center Towers to make whatever contributions they could. One of those brave souls was Clarence Singleton, a decorated retired United States Marine and New York City Fire Lieutenant. Singleton volunteered his time that day, and still has the scars to prove it.

Farm life has long been a staple of children’s literature, with narratives almost always told from a human’s point of view. In an engrossing and educational new release by Lea and Herman Thorbecke, Speckles the “chicken in charge” becomes the star of the show as she spills the grain about the good, the bad and the ugly of life at Holland House farm.

Zombies and their associated culture has rapidly boomed to blur the lines between fact and fiction. In fact, a recent study by a national newspaper found that twenty-four percent of Americans believe that a Zombie apocalypse could one day become a reality. If that’s the case then the world needs to prepare its defense, and a compelling new book explains how.

Every voter hopes that their candidate of choice will triumphantly rise to become something of a political ‘superhero’. Of course, in reality, most elected to regional and national office fall from grace and do nothing but contribute to Washington’s endless chaos. However, a witty and insightful new novel by Ernest Pick sees this enigmatic political ‘superhero’ manifest himself; but it takes brainwashing, interactions with cults and still doesn’t provide the perfect leader laid out in Francis Henderson’s manifesto.

As a young man Ben Prescott thought himself a victim. He was mad at the world, and he used that rage as an excuse to destroy himself and eviscerate anyone who crossed him. That changed the day Prescott hit rock bottom and God showed up in his living room. After what he jokingly describes as “one very weird wake-up call,” Prescott realized that he was his own worst enemy and he needed to change. As Prescott puts it, “I was given a second chance. I didn’t want blow it!” When asked why he wrote a book about his experiences 30 years later he says, “It took me a long time to talk about these events, but I slowly realized that if I didn’t acknowledge what happened to me, no one else could learn from it. And I didn’t want to waste all that pain.”

Millions of people without a claimed faith engage in meditation. Equally, millions of Christians choose kneeling at the altar over engaging in meditation continual basis. In a ground breaking and potentially life-changing new book by Revered Jerry Kofi Tutu, the word of God is both analyzed and dissected to prove that both faith and meditation should go hand-in-hand, in a union that’s the ‘missing link’ in the life of most believers.

Following D. Cross’ diagnosis with the debilitating, incurable disease, Myositis (an autoimmune disease caused by inflammation of the body’s muscles), she began writing her story, including a suicide attempt and training as a Psychologist, to better understand her own condition and to help others facing the same adversity. It’s a remarkable story of the transition from victim to victor and one that has raised much awareness for the psychosocial and emotional deprivation effects associated with chronic illness.

“God is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow. God never changes.” This is a message from Amazon Best Selling Author, Wilson Worst, who plans to reintroduce the world to God and His Son, Jesus, through her latest book, Powerful Christian. Who is God? God is not only the Creator of Heaven and earth; but also the Creator of mankind.

Tens of thousands of authors have written about hundreds of thousands of subjects, but rarely themselves. Just at a time when critics and readers are calling for a shake-up to the mystery genre, author P.K. Dawning bucks the trend with gusto to take readers into the dark and intricate mind of an author who makes headlines with more than just his pen.

According to Arthur Middleton Hughes, Madhav Kandekar and Cliff Ollier, the argument that greenhouse gasses produce warming of the earth is not only misleading, but potentially killing millions of people each year. With CO2 levels increasing and no rising of the earth’s temperature in sight, the trio have collaborated on a unique literary project that argues why the world needs more Carbon Dioxide.