A researcher studying memory in elephants, Alice is fascinated by the bonds between mother and calf—the mother’s powerful protective instincts and her newborn’s unwavering loyalty.

Living on a game reserve in Botswana, Alice is able to view the animals in their natural habitat—while following an important rule: She must only observe and never interfere. Then she finds an orphaned young elephant in the bush and cannot bear to leave the helpless baby behind.

Thinking back on her own childhood, and on her shifting relationship with her mother, Alice risks her career to care for the calf. Yet what she comes to understand is the depth of a parent’s love.

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Her first adventure might be her last.

When Christie McFee reads about the gold hidden at the bottom of Lost Lake, she decides to put some adventure in her life by diving for treasure. But when she meets Gaven St. Michel, the Divemaster on La Bonne Aventure, she starts to think that treasure can be whatever you want it to be.

If only Christie could figure out how to deal with the two ghosts who are haunting her—one of them wants her help, and the other wants her dead.

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What happens when the main character in a story becomes self aware?

A 16-year old aspiring writer sits down to write a story. There’s just one problem. Well, two problems. First, he’s not a very good writer. Second, and more importantly, his main character knows it…and he’s not taking it lying down.

A Prisoner of His Own Mind is the absurd tale of what happens when a character fights back.

Selected as a Penn Review finalist

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The air is misty, bright and cool, the morning Michael walks to school. At the boundary of the park he waits, nervously he hesitates. The day warms up, the sun shines down and Mike walks on, into town.

Gnarly branches, crook and tight, curl around the ghostly light. Suddenly he freezes, weak at the knees, what is that swimming beneath the trees?

Terrifying, funny, thrilling! This new, beautifully illustrated children’s book is available in paperback and digital versions. The Kindle version includes links to exclusive interactive content.

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Zen derives its foundation from Buddhism and emphasizes on the knowledge of different types of doctrines and sutras.

At the heart of Zen practice is a form of meditation known as ZaZen which is a Buddhism school of meditation that supports the study of self. ‘Za’ means sitting while Zen means meditation. Therefore, ZaZen Literally is a sitting meditation form even though there are other ways in which it is currently practiced.

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The Ultimate Guide for Getting Started

The paleo diet isn’t just a fad diet – it’s a great way to eat in order to lose weight and improve your health. You will enjoy better digestive health, more energy, and a host of other positive changes, including lowering your risk for many serious health conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and others.

Paleo Diet For Beginners will show you how to focus on foods that are low in carbohydrates and high in protein all while avoiding all processed foods as well as foods that have been known to cause weight gain or hamper weight loss. And you will be pleased at how non-restrictive the Paleo diet is, as you will discover 170+ foods you CAN eat along with 50 paleo recipes for breakfast, lunch, snack, and dinner.

Also included is a sample 7-Day Paleo Meal Plan to help you get started the right way and show you how easy it can be.

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Grow your own Organic Vegetables, Fruits & Herbs in Your City Apartment!

The sheer amount of work it takes to keep up a decent sized garden has the potential to drive people off the green pastures of gardening. With space becoming dearer (and rarer!), a number of people are forced to give up gardening.

Vertical garden is one of the best ways to grow fruits, vegetables and flowers in a vertical manner, thereby saving a lot of space and maintenance. Instead of growing your garden on the ground, vertical gardening allows you to make excellent use of available space.

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Nature, Spirituality, Science and Logic…

Four pillars. Pathway options to the modern outlook, and the whole of perception itself. It’s also where much mistake, conflict, dispute, and unrest arises.

What if there was a web of common threads that unified it all, and allowed you to weave your own way to redefining everything including yourself, but it had to start with you first?

Before you start on the universal mystery jigsaw…blow yourself apart and get back to the core.

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