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While many claim that the e-Book puts the literary world in a place where it can’t progress through technology any further, Darian V. Graves and DVG World Design have already proved them wrong. The company has spent over a decade refining their ‘Video Book’ concept, and now has over twenty titles available under its ‘Persistence’ umbrella.

Many people are quick to brush ancient traditions and customs off as nothing but bygone history. However, Lailee McNair Bakhtiar knows first-hand that many of these once-trusted traditions still possess gifts that can be of huge benefit to modern society. Through her bestselling and award-winning books, Bakhtiar is undertaking the bold responsibility of keeping these customs alive.

While it has been almost a quarter of a century since the end of the Cold War, its effects still reverberate around the world. With Russia’s reputation currently hanging by a thread, readers are reveling in post-Cold War fiction like never before. Author Richard Scott has emerged as a major player in this arena, with his ‘The Reluctant Assassin’ staking its place as a clear readers’ favorite.

In the 1960s, Clifford L. Braman’s parents sent him to a private Christian high school for not only a prestigious education, but an opportunity to ground his faith. However, what should have been an enriching few years was life-changing for all of the wrong reasons. In his gripping new memoir, Braman spills the truth about this school and depicts his gradual rising from the ashes of adversity.

Fletcher has a viewpoint on the nation and its society from true authority; having put aside his opinions to instead form conclusions based on hundreds of pieces of Governmental evidence. His findings are bleak; the American people sat by in silence as their once-great nation was stolen from them and the leaders they elected operated only for personal gain. In his new book, Fletcher outlines this rapid decline while empowering readers to stand up and take action.

While the United States claims to be the most powerful nation on Earth, China openly brands itself with the same prestige. This battle for world domination is by no means new, but a powerful and thought-provoking novel by Ian D. MacDonald makes it all the more vivid as the confrontation becomes militarized.

While most new authors use their first novel to simply test the literary waters, K.B. Welker is rapidly proving that a debut release is also an opportunity to rival a genre’s bestsellers. Bucking Sci-Fi clichés’ with gusto, Welker is delighted to announce the publication of a new series that explore the life and purpose of humanity’s creators in a way never seen before.

Many have wondered how Jesus would perceive the modern-day world upon his Second Coming, and how this would influence His ability to engage with the population. In a powerful, vivid and boldly-prophetic new novel, award-winning author and songwriter R.T. Rodgers bares all.

Without the glamor of Bono’s sunglasses and the U2 frontman’s millions, it can be difficult – if not impossible – to get a word in edgewise about Africa. The continent’s challenges often seem insurmountable and best left to celebrities or politicians. However, entrepreneur and author, John Akhile knows that it is precisely this lack of grass-roots efforts that has led to Africa being run by inept governments and corrupt leaders.

While most authors use their debut release to simply test the literary waters, British author Matthew W Harrill is rapidly proving that a first novel is also an opportunity to a rival a genre’s bestsellers. Boasting an intricate narrative that thrusts readers from normality to the confusing world of evil, Harrill has stormed the scene with gusto.