Three Under a Tree takes readers into the minds of the last soldier killed in the Civil War and the last American soldiers killed in World War I and Vietnam.

Roy Rowan’s book Never Too Late warns readers that this “guide to growing old” is about “aging, vigorously, actively, and any way but graceful.”

Sweet Freedoms details 28 unbelievable true stories while growing up in the ’50s.

His Everyday Promises is an inspiring collection of true accounts.

"Betcha Didn’t Know That!" explores the interesting world of antiques and collectibles.

A non-traditional family learns of their inner strength and experiences an impoverished Christmas.

How Warm It Was & How Far provides insight into the turmoil of World War II and the resiliency of one young boy thrust into a world of war.

This book introduces 65 heartwarming stories that show what it means to learn from life’s events.

After the Battle of the Falaise Gap, Allied decisions appeared to be more the result of partisan political bickering than sound military strategy.

This dramatic love story will refresh and delight readers and can bring hope to anyone who may be going through tough times.

You are being robbed, author William R. Turner says in The Ultimate Scam. If you have a savings account, mutual fund, insurance policy, or some other form of investment, Turner says you are a victim of a clever swindle by your Uncle Sam.