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The Image Maker

Author Chris Flanders has crafted a historical novel that feels like a modern rags-to-riches tale. The Image Maker: Three Men Follow Their Dreams in the Pennsylvania Oil Fields. The book explores the lives of three men who played key roles in the western Pennsylvania oil boom during the Industrial Revolution. Flanders' passion for this era drove ...

The Importance of Now

The Importance of Now by Paul Schumacher narrates the chaotic life of the protagonist, Shawn Stevens, who is haunted by his past. He harbors complex feelings towards his deceased father and his stint in juvenile detention for a crime he committed following his father’s death. The story is touching and heartfelt and a reminder that family relationships ...

The Innocent

America has enemies--ruthless people that the police, the FBI, even the military can't stop. That's when the U.S. government calls on Will Robie, a stone cold hitman who never questions orders and always nails his target. But Will Robie may have just made the first--and last--mistake of his career . . . THE INNOCENT It begins with a hit ...

The Insider's Dossier

The Insider's Dossier by Andrew Packer is a look at legal insider trading and illegal insider trading. This book is very informative and written in a way that even a novice trader can understand and apply the techniques for legal insider trading. The discussion on the SEC and it's function in the world of stocks is very interesting. The ...

The Island Rescue

Bilingual award-winning author Minda Gomez has imaginatively created another intriguing, fast-paced adventure children's book, The Island Rescue. It is an addition to her series, Martinez Kids Adventures. The author, who is also a talented artist, brings the book to life with her vibrant illustrations, enhancing both the plot and the characters. 
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The Isotoner Ordeal

The Isotoner Ordeal by Christopher Leibig creates a dark, complex story about a defense lawyer who doggedly defends clients accused of various crimes, even murder. He can commiserate with the accused because he was once himself an accused murderer. His name is David Stillman, and the story opens with him sitting in his favorite bar, Ragtime, ...

The Jimarian Bible

"The Jimarian Bible" by Jumar is a beacon of hope and a rallying call to transform our lives and the world into places we cherish. This thought-provoking work serves as a catalyst for conversation, gently challenging long-held beliefs and ideologies about the nature of the world and its inhabitants.

Jumar's book delves ...

The Killer Enigma

"The Killer Enigma" is an exciting tale by Charles Breakfield and Rox Burkey as they delve into the world of cozy mysteries. Two beloved characters, JJ and Jo, from the authors' previous novels, are forced to take drastic measures to evade the relentless harassment of the paparazzi. Jo is a stunning supermodel with a thriving career ...

The King and I

The King and I, is written and illustrated by Sorel Kaire. It is a charming children’s story about a father’s growing love for his infant daughter. There should be nothing sweeter than welcoming a new baby into the world, but in some cultures, the fondness for sons is greater than that for daughters. Sorel Kaire’s book addresses ...

 

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