I lived in Canberra, Australia for four years. Having moved there from South Texas, it was like landing on another planet. The spoken language is English, but it is certainly […]
December 2, 2013 By
“Passing Through” by Wendy Karasin
In the memoir, Passing Through, a Baby Boomer comes to grips with the loss of the two people she has never been without. Sandwiched between the growing needs of aging […]
November 25, 2013 By
“Imminent Domain” by Sean Koping
 In the year 2021, Agent Nathan Benjamin has just been selected to be a member of the newly formed Advanced Covert Engagement Section (ACES). The ACES are officially tasked with […]
November 10, 2013 By
“Snarls of Love ” by Sandra Carvalho: Now Published!
 Snarls of Love (Paperback) Snarls of Love (Kindle) A Professional Hitman goes by the name ” Judas” hired by an elite shady corporation .. working alone always sometime […]
October 31, 2013 By
“The Supernutrients Diet” by Natalie Minnis
Dieting is often summed up in a simple equation: fewer calories equals greater weight loss. Eat less; exercise more. Simple.The reality, as many dieters find out, is rarely so simple. […]
October 31, 2013 By
“Climbing the Cross Cultural Cliff” by Rali Panchanatham and Wade Fransson
Ten years ago an American Executive/Philanthropist met with a successful Indian CEO to discuss an innovative approach to helping the 400,000 homeless children of Chennai. That effort ultimately failed due […]
October 31, 2013 By
“The Time Manipulator’s Son” by Rohini Singh
Powerful aliens hide on an asteroid floating above the planet Chyspah. Fearing for her child’s life, a widow breaks the laws of her people and makes contact with the leader […]
October 31, 2013 By
“SoMe… Who Me?” by deMarie Malnar
 Wanting to learn how to navigate the world of social media to help promote your business, stay in touch with faraway friends or document your exciting life?  Vote for […]
