Words That Keep Us Together by Dr. Richard Rein asks what happens to a loving relationship when words between two people begin doing damage neither intended. A passing remark can send a simple disagreement somewhere neither partner expected, leaving both unsure how the conversation traveled...

Why Couples Drive Each Other Crazy and How to Fix It by Ricky Arenson is a self-help relationship book that blends exceptional advice and analysis of common couples’ issues with a liberal dose of humor and self-deprecation. The author draws on his years of experience...

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 today's fast-paced world, compassion fatigue isn't uncommon. Caring for anything other than ourselves seems harder than ever. Dr. Tony Nader is a veteran neuroscientist with decades of experience following Vedic philosophy. In The Power of Caring, Dr. Nader explores the biological, philosophical, and psychological...

Voices Within: Family Chronicles by Lana Stasek tells the author’s life story, reconstructing her memories and ancestral tree from the 1960s. The book starts with her family history before her birth and spans all five decades of her life. The book describes the milestones that...

In Dating (Again), author Dr. Paula Caligiuri shows us how our prehistoric survival wiring impacts modern online romance for people starting over in their middle years. After going through a mid-life divorce, the author fell into the chaotic world of matchmaking apps, witnessing a culture...

Take It To The House by Shae Pratcher begins with Jordan receiving a message from Danielle, a woman who says she did not know Marcus had a fiancée. One sentence turns Jordan’s home life into something different, especially when Marcus’s first answers leave her feeling...

In Keith Thorn’s Worth the Trade, time is the currency behind every decision. Thorn begins with money because it is the cost people count, then changes the question from what a thing costs to what it asks of a life. A possession has a receipt,...

Relationships can be complicated. Couples in the modern era are prone to all sorts of relationship problems. According to veteran couple therapist Jake Thiessen, working on "Tiny Shifts" can go a long way in ensuring healthy, long-lasting relationships between couples. Alongside illustrations by Robinson Smith,...

In Rise and Climb, Ben Barbic looks back on a childhood shaped by his father’s motorcycle world in the Santa Cruz Mountains, where racing trophies made ambition feel almost normal. A wildfire destroys the family home when he is five, then the Loma Prieta earthquake...