The Heart that Rocks Health Care: Nurses, Move from Stress to Success, Empowerment and Influence by Barbara Young, RN is a guide specially written for nurses, and emphasizes the importance of moving from stressful situations to achieving success, empowerment, and influence outside of those parameters....

The Random Universe by Dale Netherton presents us with a different approach to understanding and analyzing our universe. The author does not follow the traditional or religious-based theories that an all-knowing God designed our world. He encourages readers to use facts and evidence and not...

The Tribal Instinct and the Yearning to Belong by Anthony T. Cluff is an insightful exploration of humanity's deep-seated inclination toward tribalism. Cluff proposes that our instinctual drive for unity and belonging influences various aspects of life including politics, sports, religion, and social interactions. He...

The Rio Grande Sniper Killings by John Primomo is a true crime book that chronicles the events surrounding the summer of 1980 in South Texas. The book focuses on an amateur assassin's failed attempt to kill a federal witness, resulting in the accidental deaths of...

This Too Shall Pass: Poems, Prose, and Essays by David Yuen is a thoughtful and uplifting collection of poetry and essays that examine contemporary topics such as politics, the invasion of Ukraine, and the Covid-19 pandemic. It includes encouraging faith-based messages and derives insight from...

The Last Man on Earth: A Lonely Battle Against OCD is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, autobiographical writing, and mental health issues subgenres. It is best suited to the adult reading audience owing to difficult discussions, strong language, and self-harm references. Penned by...

Too Big? How to Tell and How to Get More Accountability by Bruce D. Thatcher is based on actual high-profile cases where accountability was either absent or inadequate and identifies accountability standards that should apply to everyone. The book is a shocking exposé that reveals...

The Virgin Chronicles is an engaging memoir by Marina DelVecchio about a young woman’s complex relationship with her adoptive mother, Ann. Kathy is used to her mother calling her “putana,” a Greek word with two meanings; a dirty word for the vagina and whore. Little...

Some people are born evil, and others are made to believe they are and become just that. In Kathlyn C. White’s The Therapist, she helps to identify good and bad parenting, abuse victims, and victimizers. She shares her patients’ experiences and helps identify narcissists and...

The Buster Clan: An American Saga by K.P. Kollenborn is a deep dive into the author’s family history and the ancestors who were, in their small way, a part of shaping and building the United States. Using stories, legends, and sometimes myths from his family’s...