Guard in the Garden: Fables of Finlestia by Z.S. Diamanti begins with a terrifying battle in Galium, in which Felton Hudlom is badly injured. Months had passed since the tragedy, and things were slowly returning to normal, despite the severe devastation caused by the dragon's...

A Prince of the Djinn: Beyond Midlife Magic by Allie McCormack tells the tale of Amanda, aka Mandy Dupont, a grounded and down-to-earth woman whose world is turned upside down when she acquires a mysterious pendant that houses the ancient and enigmatic Djinn prince, Kieran....

Mrs. Kaplan and the Matzoh Ball of Death by Mark Reutlinger is a pleasantly surprising gem, like discovering your favorite grandma moonlights as a detective. While the cover hints at what is to come, I was delighted that I had underestimated Mrs. Kaplan’s sharp detective...

Dogfish and the Gift of Inclusion is a children’s picture book written by Rita Reed, with illustrations by Craig Cartwright. The story follows Dogfish, who has been invited to celebrate his friend Wally the Whale Shark’s birthday in Los Cabos, Mexico. Excited about the invitation,...

Give Clutter the Middle Finger: A Chingona's Guide to Taking Control of Your Stuff and Your Life by Meggie Mangione delivers a refreshingly bold and brutally honest guide to home organization that throws out the rulebook and the judgment. Forget the Pinterest-perfect pantries; Mangione empowers...

Lily and the Mocking Bird by John Ellington explores love, loss, memory, and the quiet unraveling of a relationship strained by grief, personal ambition, and unmet expectations. At its heart is Brenner Miles, a young veterinarian who is plagued by haunting dreams and long hours...

Teddy and The Gipper by Len Clark follows the adventures of a young boy and his friendship with a college football star. Teddy Flynn was nine years old when his family left Chicago to move to South Bend, Indiana, after Teddy's father got a job...

Milah's Trip to the Amazing Aquarium by Isaah Alford is a children’s book about visiting the aquarium for the first time. It begins with a young girl named Milah waking up for the day. Her parents are very eager to take her to the museum...

Forget the Former: A Glimpse into Redemptive Reality by Leigh M. Allison is a captivating story about a woman's spiritual transformation and personal renewal through Christ. For years, she has been tormented by her fears and has hurt others along the way. Her life reaches...

In Holly the Holstein's Farm Friends by Mandy Dawson Farmer, Holly the Holstein cow introduces her calf, Heather, and explains the roles of the various farm animals. Chickens lay eggs, while roosters wake up the farm and protect the flock. Sheep provide fleece for wool,...

Dirk Driftwood and the Orphan Cake Deception by Billy Baldwin is an exciting adventure set in Deventor, Holland, where a thread of danger can be found and ominous secrets will soon be uncovered. And it all seems to be connected to the docks. Dirk always...

Herbert I. Burns Jr.’s A Quote Could Lead the Way is a delightful collection of motivational and spiritual reflections centered around the power of simple yet profound quotes. The book features hundreds of carefully chosen quotations with biblical insights, encouraging readers to see each day...

Thaddeus and the Daemon by Louis Sauvain is the third book in the College of Sorcerers series. This well-crafted fantasy presents a setting where worlds intersect through mystical portals, ancient prophecies, and powerful sorcery. The story follows Thaddeus, a young apprentice at the Collegium Sorcerorum,...

When Gibraltar finds himself in a hospital with three men who appear eager to leave before sunset, he thinks he is having a nightmare, unaware that without them, he would meet a fate worse than death. It takes an unaging body, a sighting of vampires,...

Love and Betrayal in the City of Lights by Rachel R. Heil is an intriguing tale set in Nazi-occupied Paris, following the intertwined lives of young intellectuals, artists, and ordinary citizens as they struggle with love, loyalty, and betrayal. In 1941, aspiring poet and philosophy...

It Happened in the Hollow by Brenda Stanley follows Landis, a teenage boy recently placed in the care of the Frost family, who live near a forbidden wooded area called The Hollow, where a boy named Benji disappeared a year prior. As Landis adjusts to...

Immerse yourself in the adventures of a playful monkey and his friends with Jeffrey Morgan's Bungo the Funky Monkey Learns Manners. This delightful picture book follows the story of Bungo, a young monkey who loves to dance and have fun. But Bungo lacks a few...

Nothing could have excited Aristotle James more than the fishing trip his father had planned in the Michigan wilderness. What could be better than setting up camp, scouring the lake in the hopes of catching a walleye, and spending quality time with his dad? An...

The prologue of Room 320 at the Wilson World Hotel by Scott Douglas Vaughan starts with discussing the nature of sin, which is a rebellion of acts or thoughts against God. Arrogance and pride, part of human nature, lead to things like alcoholism, gluttony, and...

In Jagger the Pig Finds His Forever Home by Tracie Tachovsky, Jerett is a hard-working kid who dreams of owning a farm with various animals such as pigs, chickens, and goats. To achieve his dreams, Jerett works on a friend's farm, cleaning up and gathering...