Martin Terrell’s memoir, You’re Only Innocent Once And Once Is Not Enough, is a moving account of a man navigating the courts and using the classroom to leave prison behind. When a long sentence for a burglary conviction came down despite his innocence, he decided...

Samuel Marquis’s Empire and Frontier is set in 1689 New York, where Peter Schuyler serves as mayor of Albany as the province faces rebellion following England’s Glorious Revolution. Everything changes when New York City merchant Jacob Leisler seizes Fort James, claiming provincial power in support...

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...

Adéwálé Àjàdí’s Afrilition presents a Pan-African manifesto for the twenty-first century built around the author’s term for an African future consciously created by Africans themselves. Written directly to his grandchildren as representatives of posterity, the book treats Africanness as a global belonging that connects the...

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...

In You’re Not Losing Love... You’re Losing Time, Jeff and Teresa Fields explore the quiet distance that creeps into Christian marriages. They explain how couples do not usually experience a sudden, dramatic collapse of affection. Instead, the drift usually happens when ordinary routines, daily busyness,...

In Forward Only, David Watson recounts growing up in Texas with his grandparents, Grandma and Pawpaw, whose home gave him his first sense of belonging. Losing Pawpaw at twelve changes that home, and adolescence is marked by a habit of leaving whenever he cannot see...

Spaceship Parenting by Dr. Ricky Arenson provides a thoughtful plan to help modern homes move away from erratic, permissive habits and step into calm leadership. The main argument is that being a parent requires hands-on management across three clear areas: self-regulation, guiding others, and working...

Teri Davis shares her own detailed journey in Caught in the (Balancing) Act, offering a close look at what it’s like to navigate the unpredictable realities of an autoimmune illness and permanent nerve damage. The author walks us through her transition from being completely self-sufficient...

Finish Your Book by Lorraine Haataia, Ph.D., is a guide for anyone who has started a manuscript and stalled somewhere in the middle. The book opens by rejecting the usual advice about waking up early or hitting a daily word count, and instead builds its...