iUniverse published author of "The Island", Angie Brijpaul, was only seventeen when she wrote this book. Her overview in the iUniverse Bookstore says,
“Marie’s surprise at the unexpected intensifies when the tour boat she’s on crashes, and she and twelve others are stranded on a deserted island, cut...
Good Food in Mexico City
According to the overview of "Good Food in Mexico City" by iUniverse published author Nicholas Gilman,
“This is a little book with a big purpose: to put Mexico City on the map as one of the great food capitals of the world. Written by a resident gastronome who knows the city inside and out, this guide...
Deserts and Mountains
According to the overview of Deserts and Mountains by iUniverse published author, Yilmaz Alimoglu,
"Follow the character of Ali Dogan as he embarks on a transformative emotional, physical and spiritual journey from east to west in Deserts and Mountains, the new philosophical novel by Yilmaz Alimoglu....
Lucy and CeCee’s
According to the overview of "Lucy and CeCee’s How to Survive (and Thrive) in Middle School" by iUniverse published author Kimberly Dana, “Lucy and CeCee—the official self-proclaimed Madison Heights Middle School experts on how to deal with haters, hormones, and hot lunch dilemmas—are ready to demystify...
The Secret of the Sacred Scarab
According to the overview of "The Secret of the Sacred Scarab" by iUniverse published author Fiona Ingram, twelve-year-old Adam and his older cousin Justin are in for some unbelievable adventure in this debut young adult novel. As the boys embark on a trip to Egypt with their grandmother and aunt, the...
My Mother’s Secret is big news now
iUniverse Rising Star author J.L.Witterick ‘s debut novel is a bestseller with the Toronto Globe and Mail just a few weeks after publication. A successful investments professional, J.L. Witterick has always longed to write a book that makes a difference and this story of bravery and compassion based...
Mexico City A Curious Traveler Guide
According to the overview of "Mexico City: An Opinionated Guide for the Curious Traveler" by iUniverse published author Jim Johnston, Mexico City can overwhelm even the most adventurous visitor. Thankfully, "Mexico City: An Opinionated Guide for the Curious Traveler" gives you a thorough, guiding hand...
Operation Tiger
G. L. Eaves, iUniverse published author of "Operation Tiger", says this about his book in the overview in the iUniverse Bookstore:
"Aaron Haberman is having the best day of his life. After his sixth-grade teacher assigns his crush Kristin Kramer to his project group, he can hardly believe his luck....
A Personal Journey into the Quantum World
Here is what several book reviewers had to say about "A Personal Journey into the Quantum World: God's Silent World", by iUniverse published author Jean Paul Corriveau:
“Jean Paul Corriveau’s "A Personal Journey into the Quantum World" is an ambitious examination of a number of scientific ideas. The...
Under the Cover of Darkness
iUniverse published author Duane De Mello gives us a preview of his book "Under the Cover of Darkness."
“After the killing of Osama Bin Laden, CIA deep cover officer Mitch Vasari assumed there would be a couple months of peace on the foreign front. It turns out he was mistaken. President Obama, on a...
Tales of a Hollywood Housewife
iUniverse “Tales of a Hollywood Housewife”, written by self-published author and wife of Lee Marvin, Betty Marvin, is about Betty’s life in Hollywood, the stars she met and the racism and sexism in Hollywood in the 1940s. Betty ran away to Los Angeles at age sixteen. Her first job after college was...
Terrible Tales
This collection of fractured fairy tales from iUniverse Publishing, a retelling of several popular, children’s fairy tales, includes such characters as Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel, Hansel and Gretel, but they might be rather hard to recognize in their alter-ego forms. "Terrible Tales",...
Tourist Trap
iUniverse “Tourist Trap”, a sci-fi book, by self-published author Sue Ann Bowling is about Roi and his best friends from slavery who are taking a trip on Falaron, a planet terraformed from Earth during the Ice Age. They are looking forward to a vacation of dog sledding, hang gliding, horseback riding,...
56 Water Street
This young adult fiction book from iUniverse publishing has been compared with the Harry Potter and the Twilight series. It’s about two ten-year-olds who are the only people who can see the lights flickering on and off in the house at “56 Water Street”. In fact, they are the only ones who can actually...
Restoring Power to Parents and Places
Richard S. Kordesh, iUniverse published author of “Restoring Power to Parents and Places”, suggests that those roots (the family) need to be unearthed in order to recognize the dignified place that productive family institutions have long been accorded in our national identity. This book received Five...
Confessions of an Rx Drug Pusher
In “Confessions of an Rx Drug Pusher”, iUniverse published author Gwen Olsen states that:-
“Prescription drug use has become the third-largest killer of Americans behind heart disease and cancer.”
Her book received four stars from the Clarion Book Review which earns it a spot on our Book Reviews website....
Magnus The Viking
iUniverse self-published author Olav Crone-Aamot’s, “Magnus the Viking”, gets a rave review from Clarion Foreword. Olav’s near four decade long obsession with early medieval and Viking history, infuses this tale of adventure, duty, honor, and battle, with solid realism. Read the full Clarion Foreword...
Yoga and the Path of the Urban Mystic
iUniverse author Main advises the reader to aspire for the spiritual clouds, while at the same time keeping at least a foot on the ground. Emphasizing that yoga is a “middle path” to connect the spirit to the body. He stresses a way of living that restores peace and unity to a life lived in the contemporary...
Scarred
“Scarred” from iUniverse publishing tells the story of author, George Molho’s horrifying childhood experience at the hands of his father. His memoir focuses on the year his father abducted him, and held him captive in the remote mountains of Greece. His story is a powerful and ice cold testament to...
But One Husband
iUniverse publishing has unearthed another title that has received a coveted red star from BlueInk in their review of the historical autobiography by Luella Pool Saxby- “But One Husband: The Truth about Mormon History by a Woman Who Lived It.”
Here is the full BlueInk review:
“But One Husband The...
