The Human Relief Project: When The World Stops Working by Max Malterer is a dystopian novel set in 2038, where AI has liberated humanity from the need to work. Bert, a conductor for the global Human Relief Project, experiences firsthand the societal upheaval caused by...

Renovation by Leslie Abner is a relatable exploration of self-discovery, ambition, and the complexities of relationships. The novel follows Skylar, a young interior designer navigating the early stages of her career while trying to balance her personal life, particularly her marriage to Neil. Skylar’s aspirations...

I Loved You First by Cate Beauman is an exciting contemporary romance infused with realism and humanity. It is a tale of youthful love, heartbreak, and the enduring quest for connection. At twenty-seven, Fiona Willis has a great life, supportive friends, a dream job as...

Hey, What's On 13? by H. C. Woo offers a humorous and insightful look into the life of a modern-day professional caught in the corporate grind. The protagonist, a product manager, faces mounting pressures at work and in his personal life, navigating health scares, unrealistic...

Prisoners Without Walls by Don Pizzarello is a profound exploration of the inner world. It weaves a deeply introspective narrative that explores identity, isolation, and the struggle to reconcile one’s inner self with external expectations. Through vivid imagery and poignant reflections, the book takes readers...

Between the Clouds and the River by Dave Mason tells the moving story of two characters whose lives are connected by the aftermath of World War II. Bernhardt Lang is a German officer forced to confront the brutal realities of war. His journey gradually shifts...

The Price We Pay by Nikki T. Anthony is a poignant young adult novel that delves into racial injustice and its repercussions in a small town. The story follows Zenetta Henchman, who becomes acutely aware of systemic racism after witnessing the fatal shooting of a...

Home for the Bewildered by Michelle Tobin is a poignant novel that delves into social issues surrounding mental health in 1970s Lansing, Michigan. The story follows Dr. Dorothy Morrissey, the first female psychologist at St. Lawrence Asylum, as she navigates her complex relationships with her...

When The Violin Weeps by Glenn Starkey is a historical fiction novel that delves into the harrowing events of the Holocaust during World War II and the formation of the State of Israel. The story follows Jacob Liebermann, a former violinist with the Warsaw Philharmonic,...

The Sureness of Horses by Kevin Arnold begins with Wade Middleton, who connects with seatmate Diana Buchanan on a flight. Diana and Wade begin to meet socially, but Diana is married and unwilling to leave. Meanwhile, Wade learns about layoffs at his workplace, which adds...