Aquaman Vol. 1 by Johns, Reis and Prado

Aquaman is one of those superheroes that I've never understood. How has he hung around for so long with almost nothing going for him? Isn't he just a water based version of Superman, just not as cool? He used to be. But...
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A Season for Tending by Cindy Woodsmall

When Rhoda was seven years old her father gave her and her older sisters a blueberry bush and a herb plant. Her sisters had other thing to do, but Rhoda (Rhodes) loved and tended hers with care, so her father gave her a ...
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Victory Lab by Sasha Issenberg

Can it really be that a simple mailer from a PAC to just a few thousand – or even hundred – citizens and they’ll vote? More than that: they’ll vote how you want them to? Apparently it is because it worked in the 2010 ele...
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Dejah Thoris and the White Apes of Mars by Mark Rahner and Lui Antonio

Going through the histories, Dejah Thoris realizes that she doesn't have enough information to teach her son about an ancient battle that took place at what we call the Face on Mars. So she decides to take an archaeologi...
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Would You... Read Me To Sleep? by Edenfield and Harris

Leia and her father enjoy spending time with one another more than anything. They love taking long afternoon walks together. On these walks Leia enjoys many fun filled activities—treasure hunting being one of her favorit...
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Viva Jacquelina! by L.A. Meyer

Mary Faber has been through a lot. First, when only 7 or 8 years old, her parents died of the plague in late 18th century London. Then as an orphan she joins a gang to survive but when the gang leader is killed she takes...
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Earth Unaware by Orson Scott Card and Aaron Johnston

Many years ago (but in this same galaxy) an author visited my small high school to advertise his books, sell and sign them if asked, and importantly to encourage reading. As a young reader of fantasy and science fiction ...
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Date Your Wife by Justin Buzzard

Another book on how men are constantly inept and can't figure out how to meet the needs of women? Not interested? I don't blame you. As a man, I've kinda had enough. Woman are hard enough to understand without a bunch of...
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Goose by Tony Siragusa and Don Yeager

Tony Siragusa, "Goose," is all over the place since retirement. He's got Man Cave on TV, is on the sidelines for Fox for football games, and now he's getting in to books. The question is whether we want this much of the ...
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The Tutor's Daughter by Julie Klassen

The Tutor's Daughter follows the tale of Emma Smallwood, a woman believed to be destined a spinster because of her love of reading and knowledge. Emma's perfectly controlled world is turned upside down when she and her f...
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A Shot of Faith to the Head by Mitch Stokes

Our culture is dominated by challengers to faith in Christianity and God and reasoned voices in response seem to be silent. How is a Christian supposed to answer non-believing critics that don’t even speak their same lan...
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The 21-Day Dad's Challenge

Babies have no choice. Toddlers and young children idolize you. But once they grow out of that we’re gonna have to do something more than simply bring their father. To have the relationships we want with our kids as they...
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