Justice Perverted: How The Innocence Project at Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism Sent an Innocent Man to Prison by William B Crawford is a true story. Anthony Porter was convicted of a brutal double murder in 1983. The victims were Marilyn Green and Jerry...

Star Hunter: Creating Space by William Welton is a sci-fi adventure that begins with a gathering of disgruntled crew members and passengers that had spent their life's savings to travel on board the luxury cruise space ship, The Golden Dragon; destination New Earth. They had...

William Barrington Worden, author of Christmas Sacred, has written a short but poignant book that very well may have changed my life forever, and inspired me to hold a sign like the vagrant during the Christmas season to remind people what it’s all about. I...

Kareem al-Busiri, a professor of philosophy at the American University in Cairo, receives a mysterious invitation to meet Princess Basheera. She requested that he find Father Khaliq. While she gave no specific information about him, she suggested Kareem make the Hajj. This religious journey led...

William A. Cohen has written much more than just a book on consulting with Peter Drucker on Consulting: How to Apply Drucker’s Principles for Business Success, rather an amazing view of the man known as the “Father of Modern Management.” Dr. Cohen not only gives...

Crossing the Blue Line by William Mark is a crime thriller worthy of the name in every aspect. Dylan Akers and Beau Rivers have been more than colleagues, two cops who would do anything to cover each other’s back. When Dylan’s daughter is raped and...

Maggie Child, the protagonist in Voodoo Child, Book One: Zombie Uprising by William Burke, is special. And she becomes even more so after she is shot down during a mission over Iraq. She wakes up and finds that she is being held by an organization...

“I promised myself that if I ever got through this, I’d write a book for people who, like me, went searching for answers and couldn’t find them.” Acceptance Is Not Surrender: A Little Girl, an Old Man and One Man’s Story of Hope by William...

William Wright Jr.’s The Slums of Nightfall reads like a modern version of a collection of works by Edgar Allan Poe, but not by any means in a cheap, knockoff sort of way. This is brilliance in words. If there ever was a book that...

I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that if you enjoy the spate of Marvel and DC superhero movies that have been popular the last few years, then you are going to enjoy The Knights of the Saltire, book one of...

The Olympium of Bacchus 12 by William Speir is an engrossing sci fi tale set two hundred years after the destruction of Earth. The new UEPC - United Earth Planet Confederation - explored and eventually colonized twenty-two planets in numerous star systems. During the colonization,...

If you've ever had thieves break into your home, toss your personal possessions helter-skelter and take off with your valuables, you know how invaded you feel, not to mention the subsequent financial costs you'll incur to replace what was stolen. That's how it feels...

Warrior's Peace II: Awareness Within the Dragon's World by William Spence is a collection of poems that cover a wide range of topics, rhythmic, and at times very abstract so that the reader has to pause and just feel the sound of the words or...

A novel that will surprise you by the way author William H. Coles brings depth to his characters, The Surgeon's Wife is set in New Orleans and centers on the friendship between two brilliant doctors. Clayton Otherson is Mike Boudreaux’s professor and mentor during training,...

The Spirit of Want by William H. Coles tells the story of the MacMeil family and how they affect the people they meet. A.J. is a patriarch and gifted surgeon, his wife Agnes is his faithful companion and they have two daughters. Lucy is a...

Ten Considerations for Living in the Universe is a nonfiction inspirational collection of devotionals written by William McGowan. While the author introduces this work as the companion to his earlier book, All I Need to Know About Life I Learned in the Garden of Eden,...

Woof is a mutt. He doesn’t think he’s very attractive, but he does believe he has a loving family. After all, they do call him all kinds of names, like Shut Up and Stupid Dog. It makes him feel special. What he doesn’t understand is...

Icicles: Chilling Poems & Photos by William P. Robertson is a collection of poems published between 1980 and 2002, poems that capture the graphic side of existence and leave goosebumps on one's skin, and he does this with forensic clarity and stunning imagery. From the...

Think.Laugh.Cry. in 100 Pages by William Baga is an interesting collection of short stories, drama, and reflections, a cross-genre kind of book designed to offer pure entertainment to readers. The book features three different stories; “Isaac’s Apple Phi,” “Take Two” and “Let Nature Decide.” Each...

The Genius of George Wright by William Coale is a non-fiction biography that follows the life of the musician George Wright. This book would appeal most to a diverse audience of young adults and adults who are musicians, music students, enjoy music, or have an...