Title: So You Want to Be an Inventor Author: Linda Soules Genre: Children’s Non-Fiction, Middle Grade   So You Want to Be an Inventor by Linda Soules is an engaging children’s non-fiction book designed to introduce young readers to the world of invention and creativity. Through colorful illustrations, practical activities, and straightforward explanations, the… Read More So You Want to Be an Inventor – Editorial Review

    Title: The Hound of Hell, Book One Author: Rory D. Nelson Genre: Action-adventure / Fantasy / Dark fantasy   In The Hound of Hell, author Rory D. Nelson has created an adventure-packed fantasy world that combines Arthurian legend with a steampunk version of the Wild West. Centuries after the reign of the medieval… Read More The Hound of Hell – Editorial Review

  Title: Until We Burn Author: David Duane Kummer Genre: Psychological Thriller   The secrets of a small town, and one man’s quest to find the truth, form the basic premise of this psychological thriller by David Kummer. A tragic event from his past drove Cyrus Street away from his hometown, but now he’s back,… Read More Until We Burn – Editorial Review

  Title: Beneath the Canopy Author: Lynda Riggers Genre: Historical WWII / Middle-Grade Fiction   Inspired by her Dutch in-laws’ experiences, Beneath the Canopy tells the story of Johanna and Rein, two children about to turn twelve in Nazi-occupied Netherlands during the last eight months of WWII. Johanna from Arnhem struggles to protect her younger… Read More Beneath the Canopy – Editorial Review

  Title: Blueland Author: Robert Jaxx Genre: Historical Fiction   Captain Alden Zur and his men have made it through the war between the states and are ready to return home and live quiet lives. Zur and his Rangers had served the Union cause well, taking on dangerous missions against the Confederate army. Despite requests… Read More Editorial Review – Blueland

  Title: Silki, the Girl of Many Scarves – Book Three: Valley of Shadows Author: Jodi Lea Stewart Genre: Young Adult Fiction   An adventurous mystery for young adults, Valley of Shadows is the third book in Jodi Lea Stewart’s trilogy, Silka, the Girl of Many Scarves. Building on the first two books, this one… Read More Valley of Shadows – Editorial Review

    Title: Bomboncita Author: D.K. Kristof Genre: Literary / Science Fiction   Bomboncita is set on “Isla de la Reina Madre,” a fictional Caribbean island, which has resisted invasions over the centuries to emerge as a proud, defiant, and self-sufficient Sovereign nation with an adored matriarchal ruling line of which Luisa “Bomboncita” Moraga is… Read More Bomboncita – Editorial Review

  Title: Silki, the Girl of Many Scarves, Book Two: Canyon of Doom Author: Jodi Lea Stewart Genre: YA / Adventure-Mystery   When Silki and her best friend Birdie find a metal disk in Canyon Daacha, they know it’s special, but they have no idea it will wreak havoc on the reservation. In Silki, the… Read More Canyon of Doom – Editorial Review

  Title: Aid From Above Author: Kurtis Bell Genre: Memoir   In Aid From Above, Kurtis Bell shares several stories of his experience as a flight nurse working on a medical helicopter. Covering a wide array of experiences, from traumas to joking around with his coworkers, this is a clear-cut, honest account of what it’s… Read More Aid From Above – Editorial Review

  Title: The Latecomers Author: Rich Marcello Genre: Literary Fiction / Magical Realism   Bonded by a series of tragic events, husband and wife Maggie and Charlie, along with their friends Rebecca, Joe, and Ebba, undeniably know that they all have been brought together for a reason. In The Latecomers, they find out why. Maggie… Read More The Latecomers – Editorial Review