The Otter Spirit: A Natural History
Runner-up,
2009 GreenBook Festival

Author: Judith K. Berg Follow wildlife researcher Judy Berg on the life journey of a North American River Otter in the Colorado Rockies. “A riveting story that elevates this natural history to a class of its own,” says Carolyn Gravelle, Ph.D., Publisher. “Vivid and alive characterization of otters’ biology, habitat, and behavior,” says Dan Salzer…

No Boxing Allowed
Honorable Mention,
2012 New England Book Festival

Author: Nola Hennessy This inspiring and compelling book has currently won the NABE Pinnacle Award for “Inspirational” books and 9 Honorable Mentions in US Book Festivals, is a wise guide to life, and has become a much sought-after reference for people seeking to affect positive change aroundthe globe. This book also won the Honorable Mention…

From Pre-Menstrual Syndrome to Positive Mental Attitude
Honorable Mention,
2012 New England Book Festival

Author: Nola Hennessy Written by the woman who’s beenthere, found the cure and lived through the continual self-testing and validation in order to bring this multi-award winning, compassionate and easy-to-read change management guide to women and men around the globe. An outstanding relationships guide – the bright light for change.

The Quicksilver
Honorable Mention,
2013 San Franciso Book Festival

Author: Michael C. Madden It wasn’t supposed to be like this. This is all too real… time travel is real – irreversible! You can go forward, but you can never go back! We should have listened to him… what have we done?” …the deepest thoughts of Mason Tucker. They found it in the bush and…

French Letters: Virginia’s War
Honorable Mention,
2011 London Book Festival

Jack Woodville London Virginia’s War is a story of two lovers torn apart during WW II. As events unfold in this page-turner, you’ll find yourself wondering what will become of the two lovers as they face issues like a surprise marriage, an unexpected pregnancy and unraveling hometown drama while divided by distance.

French Letters:
Engaged In War
Winner,
2011-2012 Military Writers Society of America’s Author of the Year Award

Author: Jack Woodville London Engaged In War chronicles Virginia’s love, Will Hastings, an army doctor stationed in Normandy during D-Day landings. Follow Will as he fights to save the lives of military comrades and civilians while staying within war restrictions, investigates his brother’s death and copes with life while facing the hardships of war.

The Blue Amulet
Runner-up,
2013 Los Angeles Book Festival

Author: Mj Roë In this sequel to The Seven Turns of the Snail’s Shell (Paris Book Festival 2010), estranged lovers Anna and Charles-Christian, along with her grandfather Diamante, are drawn into the violence of an ancient Corsican vendetta. Intense, piercing and vivid, The Blue Amulet is a thrilling story of love and deception.

What The Torah Teaches Us About Spirituality: Through Isaac’s Own Spiritual Journey
Honorable Mention,
2011 New York Book Festival

Author: Laura Weakley Can we be spiritual in every aspect of our lives? Our forefather Isaac exemplifies how G-D wants us to incorporate spirituality in our everyday lives. There is only one G-D, and Adonai is the G-D of everything. All of us have the same G-D. When we all come to fully understand what…

Amalia’s Guatemalan Kitchen
Winner,
2013 Los Angeles Book Festival

Author: Amalia Moreno-Damgaard Enjoy fresh, simple, and authentic Guatemalan cuisine—right from your own kitchen!

Caves of the Watchers
Honorable Mention,
2013 Great Southwest Book Festival

Author: Lori Hines The second in “The Ancient Ones”series, “Caves of the Watchers” brings the reader into yet another underground realm—this one near Wickenburg, Arizona. Lorelei Lanier and the Arizona-Irish Paranormal Research Society discover more questions than answers when they come across four caves, different levels of passages, pictographs of enigmatic eyes, a tunnel recreating…