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The bottom line is that Tom Wilson shouldn't be here; he should have died in November 2008 along with the other passengers in a Grumman Goose seaplane that crashed and exploded.

Nobody will admit to not wanting magic powers, and all of the excitement that would come with such unique abilities. In her celebrated new 'Moonlite' series, author Maria Valenti has granted this power to a young girl who least expected it.

Life has a reputation for throwing people curveballs when they least expect them – or need them. For some it's a momentary panic, for others it's something that could change their lives forever. For the protagonist in Mark Michelson's gripping new novel, that curveball could well take him to hell and back.

Every organization and business owner has had to swallow one of the newest and often largest expenses of keeping profit flowing in the twenty-first century: web development. But it's not exactly an industry blessed with an angelic reputation; development costs often soar to $800 an hour for work that doesn't reflect the fee, and developers themselves are notorious for abandoning their clients as soon as the next project comes along.

Millions know and love David Janssen for his role as Dr. Richard Kimble in ABC's 'The Fugitive', and a subsequent career that produced forty-four feature films, over twenty made-for-television movies and fans in every corner of the planet. In short, he wasn't a man to hide from the limelight.

While everyone knows the importance of a diligent, systematic approach to online security, the reality sees most people scrambling for the right sticky-note with the password to their Hotmail inbox, that business card they wrote their IRS login details on and – for that old AOL account they set up in 1988 – the trusty old "123456".

There's no way to sugarcoat it – too many women spend their entire lives hoping and waiting for that perfect love, and then ultimately settling for less than they deserve. Through his esteemed work with ministry, Rodney Pauley has seen the effects of this injustice first-hand and, inspired by an epiphany during a recent religious fast, is now on a mission to change it.

While in sixth grade, Isaac Mack Toney Jr stood up in front of his entire school and delivered an uplifting self-written address titled 'Keys to Success'. Since these early formative years, Toney has had a unique way with words, often penning poems and prose that parallels experiences ranging from blissful marriage to the dark torments of grief.

While every child loves a good, solid story, many parents and critics are becoming frustrated with a new culture of children's literature that has become fixated on violence, vengeance and good versus evil. Through decades of travel and adventure, Timothy Brower knows that life is actually about having fun while being a good person – and his new book series is swinging from the trees to prove it.

Many children's authors are happy to hastily throw some words on paper, draft out illustrations and rush the book to market. But not Canada's Katherine Kleymenova; who hand-crafted the small world her book is set in – down to every last detail.