One Woman’s Guide to Life by Estelle Taylor is an empowering book dedicated to inspiring and guiding women to live authentic and fulfilling lives. Narrated in a personal and conversational tone, Taylor provides practical advice on various aspects of life, including career, relationships, health, and...

Convoluted: The 1972 Durham Family Triple Homicide by Terry L. Harmon is a meticulously researched account of a tragic murder case that has captivated the community of Boone, North Carolina, and beyond for over five decades. Harmon examines the lives of the Durham family; Bryce,...

Wolff's Law: A Memoir by Brian Harrison is a profound reflection on resilience, self-discovery, and the emotional complexities of life. Harrison’s narrative weaves through a lifetime of personal trials, from family struggles and relationship challenges to career setbacks and self-reinvention. Each chapter unearths formative memories,...

Seasons by Maria Koval is a most exceptional book written from a new mother's heart. The author opens the door to herself and her memories of when she became pregnant and had twins at the same time as fighting mental health. The author suffers from...

Reality Unbound: The Digital Mind and the Nature of Reality by E. Hughes offers a compelling exploration of the intersection between consciousness, artificial intelligence, and our perception of reality. Hughes examines questions about the nature of the mind and whether consciousness can extend beyond biological...

The Intentional Leader by Currie Gauvreau is a comprehensive guide designed to help individuals become effective leaders who lead with integrity and by example. The book highlights the difference between leadership and management and explores various leadership styles, including traditional and servant leadership. The author...

Tokyo Tempos by Michael Pronko is a collection of non-fiction pieces that look at various facets of daily life in Tokyo, homing in on the often-overlooked details of familiar routines. Through his essays, Pronko leans into cultural and social nuances, such as in Advice in...

Behind Bulletproof Glass: My Story About Prenatal Testing and Abortion in the United States by Linda Rönn follows Rönn on the journey of her second pregnancy after marrying John, a Navy officer. After learning about a potential chromosomal abnormality in their fetus from a non-invasive...

Ice and Fire: Thawing a Murderer’s Heart by Baldur Einarsson is an emotional memoir that chronicles the author’s journey of transformation and renewal. From a young age, Baldur's life was turbulent, marked by unstable father figures, drug use, and violence. This tumultuous environment led to...

Brian D. McLean's Our Global Crisis critically examines humanity's consumption patterns and their detrimental effects on societal stability and ecological health. McLean offers the extinction of the passenger pigeon as a cautionary tale, leaning into how overhunting and habitat destruction, fueled by 19th-century technological advancements,...