The Mississippi River Basin is the Backbone of the United States by William B. Stickle is a wide-ranging account of how the river system helped build America and continues to shape life across the country. Covering thirty-two states and two Canadian provinces, the basin brings...

Transformational Communication by Jomo Thomas is a well-written book that provides readers, especially Christians, with a blueprint for becoming effective communicators who mirror Christ in both the words they speak and in the inner content of their hearts. Thomas begins by describing communication as a...

The Burnout Imperative opens with Patrice Bonfiglio breaking down in tears during a flamenco show in Madrid. That turning point, along with a later health scare, forces her to face years of ignored exhaustion and stress hidden beneath her image as a driven, successful hedge-fund...

Sophia Toh’s The G.A.M.E. of Life is a memoir and coaching book built around the author’s search for a meaningful definition of success. After leaving Malaysia for the United States at eighteen, Toh entered business, eventually leading billion-dollar operations before becoming an executive coach. Those...

The question of extraterrestrial visitation has been the source of intrigue for generations, and conflicting theories abound. Newly declassified documents have fueled the debate. Robert Allan brings readers up to date with The Phenomenon. This book adds research from ancient texts that go back 4,000...

Thank God I Got Cancer...I'm Not a Hypochondriac Anymore! 10 Years Later by Angelina Assanti is a well-written memoir that discusses the realities of being a cancer survivor. Humorously, Angelina tells her story beginning with her experiences as a hypochondriac from birth and with lymphedema...

The System Gambit: Find Leverage to Unlock Compounding Value by Ritavan is a business strategy book that argues that successful companies rarely fail from incompetence; they fail because they get exceptionally good at playing yesterday's game. The book opens by defining its central idea: a...

The Saints Who Saved Me is an honest, moving look at the early years of John Katz, revealing the deep scars left behind by a dysfunctional family and a predatory stepmother. Growing up with a mother facing severe mental illness and a father who just...

In The Serra is Burning, American counselor Daral Boles shares her personal story of moving to the remote mountains of central Portugal to help build a prominent wellness project called the Real Change Retreat Center. What started as a plan for creating a genuine space...

In The Byzantine Pineapple, Bill Poje takes a hard look at how complex and unfair our social, economic, legal, and political (SELP) systems have become. It actually offers a solution. Poje argues that the endless stream of new laws, tax changes, and welfare programs makes...