Alive and Beating by Rebecca Wolf is a powerful exposition of how one family’s pain and suffering can bring new hope and life to many others. When a young Jewish girl from America traveled to Israel to train as an intern at the Israeli Guide...

I Love That Girl by Hannah R. Goodman follows the lives of four childhood friends as they navigate love, friendship, and sexuality in their college years. Nori, Ethan, Andy, and Gwen were inseparable in high school until graduation. But they started drifting apart when their...

Failure to Thrive by Katharine M Sweet is a heartwarming and tender romance that explores second chances, found family, and the healing power of connection. The story follows Russell Hulston, a recently paroled man on house arrest, who is trying to rebuild his life with...

It is strange how often trauma or unexpected setbacks can bring about profound change for the better. This was certainly Walden Harrison’s experience. Having been raised in a hippie-style community that aimed to build a self-sustaining model society, he progressed to being a successful businessman...

In The Roots of Violence by Gloria Foster, the dark side of humankind with possibilities that are dangerous to society is revealed. When Jonathan's brother, David, dies unexpectedly, investigating the mystery surrounding his arrest, imprisonment, and demise becomes a priority for Jonathan. The process evokes...

In Under the Pink Triangle by Katie Moore, Manny Hoffman is arrested by the Gestapo for a letter to a friend, which is interpreted as evidence of homosexuality. Manny is sent to the Dachau concentration camp, where the pink triangle marks him as a gay...

Mother of Red Mountains by Apple An is a compelling story set in 20th-century China that follows Jun, a young girl who faces a series of tragedies that profoundly change her life. She loses her father, who did not see the importance of education; her...

You Go, Girl! by Elaine Insinnia follows Lainie, a 12-year-old girl in 1959, who wades through the overtures of childhood, friendship, and social expectations. Lainie's efforts to help a struggling family, the Tilados, drive much of the plot. After discovering that their home is at...

Mitch had not wanted any part of it, nor had he asked for it, but he had been dragged into a war between two ancient cosmic races, the Dydals and the Zins. The Zins had planned to open the Gate, a portal that would unleash...

To Walk Humbly: The Chicago Trilogy, Book II by Frank S Joseph is historical fiction built around the real-life character of Emmett Till who was brutally murdered in Mississippi on August 28th, 1955 by white supremacists. Emmett Till is not the prime focus of this...