In Half the World by Leissa Shahrak, Angela and Doug Weston embark on a transformative journey to Iran, where they encounter breathtaking landscapes and cultural complexities. As Doug adjusts to Esfahan's unfamiliar surroundings, Angela navigates the challenges of her new teaching role amidst political tensions....

In Hawaii Red Road: Quantum Mechanics and Countenance, Carlos R Velasquez writes about the experiences of his protagonist, Carlos, as he traveled the Red Road on the “Big Island” of Hawaii. At the same time, Carlos enjoyed a book about quantum mechanics, reflecting on Stephen...

Hate Hunters is a work of fiction in the literary, interpersonal drama, and social, political, and cultural writing subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Mari Georgeson. Taking a satirical and gently critical look at today’s...

Holy Parrot is a work of fiction in a literary style in the interpersonal drama sub-genre. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Angel A. In this fascinating cross-cultural novel, we meet Leo, an Australian student working...

Los Angeles, 2075 where everything uses technology. Algorithms are running to make decisions for people. Physical contact between humans is prohibited, and humans have robotic partners to satisfy their every need. Adam tries to go against the system but finds himself with more problems. Luckily for...

High on a Mountain is a work of fiction in the southern genre and serves as the first installment of the Love is a Cabin series. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by Jacque Jacobs. The book follows Bella Anderson...

Hidden Mysteries by Sandra Olson is the eighth book in the James Ford mystery series. A former police officer and now private investigator, James Ford moves into a newly purchased and refurbished house in the country with his family. On an expedition to the accompanying...

Humans, Consciousness, and Everything in Between by Emily Kavic is an imaginative, clever commentary on humanity, life, death, time, war, mental health, and other themes. It tells the story of human nature through a couch that travels from place to place. As you read, you...

How to Make a Life: A Novel by Florence Reiss Kraut is a beautifully written historical novel that explores family themes and the challenges of emigration. It starts with the migration of Ida and her daughter, Bessie, from Ukraine to America in 1905. They believe...

Harvest Moon by Jenny Knipfer is one of the best books I have read in 2020. In fact, it is probably one of the best historical fiction novels I have ever read. I have come away deep in thought, feeling somewhat like I’ve had a...