Genres

Pain is in the brain, according to prominent pain psychologist, Dr. Beth Darnall. Her book, "Less Pain Fewer Pills: Avoid The Dangers of Prescription Opioids and Gain Control Over Chronic Pain", gives patients dependent on harmful prescription opioids a way out of both the pain and the pills.

'Manhattan Night' is a quick, dark read that builds to an unexpected and perhaps not completely satisfying climax.

"Living With A Seal: 31 Days Training With The Toughest Man On The Planet" by Jesse Itzler is a quick read, but will leave an indelible mark in your brain.

'Less Pain, Fewer Pills' by Stanford University pain expert Dr. Beth Darnall offers a welcome alternative to addicting, dangerous perscription opiates. There are better, far safer ways to manage pain, and it all starts in the brain, writes the author.

In "Some Women" by Emily Liebert, we are introduced to and won over by three different women with very little in common who find a way to connect and develop a friendship that helps them each to move forward and live the life that is thrust upon them.

Fauzia Burke knows every element of author marketing and includes a powerful section on agents and major publishers, to help you identify the best avenue for your online marketing plan. With "Online Marketing for Busy Authors: A Step-by-Step Guide" you not only have a template, but a step-by-step roadmap to success.

Everything about "Children of Earth and Sky" by Guy Gabriel Kay makes it a wonder and a joy to read.

"CAPTCHA Thief" is the fourth mystery tale in Rosie Claverton’s Amy Lane series set in Wales.

In writing about my characters’ hardships, I’ve become more empathetic and a better therapist.

I've written for as long as I can remember and started writing novel-length fiction as a teenager.