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While everyone likes to think they have autonomy, many of life’s boldest decisions are often made by or for other people. In his powerful and thought-provoking new novel, author Clyde David Jones explores the far-extreme of this concept with vivid aplomb.

When her husband Callum was diagnosed with colorectal cancer at the unthinkably young age of forty-four, Lorna Scott’s life changed, and a “new normal” developed. Over a period of six years, Scott cared for her husband, intentionally creating moments of joy and hope, as she began the long journey of accepting a life without him.

Since the days of Isaac Newton, the theory of gravity and its origins have been mainly unquestioned by society. However, a compelling new book by Dennis Klinger Jr presents a powerful alternative theory that, while often ignored by scientists, could finally gain traction in mainstream circles.

The Mom’s Choice Awards® has named ‘A-Z the Universe in Me’ by Michal Y Noah as among the best in family-friendly books. The MCA evaluation process uses a propriety methodology in which entries are scored on a number of elements including production quality, design, educational value, entertainment value, originality, appeal, and cost.

Ronald Wheatley knows the songs of Africa. From the furious beat of the tribal drums of the mangrove swamp and its fetid dampness, to the cacophony of the birds and cool dry air of the highlands, Wheatley is attuned to every note. In his award-winning and celebrated novel, ‘A Song of Africa’, the author demonstrates his unique understanding of the complex giant of Africa that often finds itself stricken by war, hunger and abject poverty.

While bullying is a topic usually only associated with youth, a compelling new novel by author Heather Langone sees one former bully look back on life, with readers invited to join this most powerful of retrospectives. Thought-provoking and highly realistic, the ‘Funkle Fattie’ narrative could literally change how readers view themselves.

While over seventy-five million Americans suffer from varying degrees of mental disorder, the most extreme cases and their effect on families are often brushed under the rug due to fear and stigma. However, a powerful new memoir by Jules Czudar tells his personal struggles as not only a by-association victim of mental illness, but of an eight-year battle to find and regain custody of his kidnapped daughter.

A mother of a dead girl, having an affair with the father of the girl who survived their suicide pact. A Mormon in the White House. Abortion. Intimate relationships with plastic blow-up dolls. Grief. Pole dancing Grandmothers.

Meet Momma Mee Mop, Daddy Doo Whop and their four loveable boys Beetle Bop, Hip Hop, Flip Flop and Poops A lot.

When the word “wealth” is uttered, most people automatically picture piles of money, gold or another precious resource. To author and spiritual teacher Deborah “Atianne” Wilson, this common mindset often prevents us from joyfully living a completely wealthy life, both spiritually and monetarily.