In The Siphoning by D.T. Stubblefield, readers are introduced to Drakon, a skilled assassin, covertly armed with magical powers, serving the ruthless King Ewen in the mystical realm of Somorrah. Amidst executing royal orders and maneuvering through the intricate power structures of the kingdom, Drakon...

Kimberly Brighton’s The Way to Cape May features four friends and their love stories. Delaney and Dalton are engaged to be married on June 17th. As a criminal defense attorney, Delaney’s latest case to exonerate an innocent man has kept her too busy to do...

The CEO's Digital Survival Guide: A Practical Handbook to Navigating the Future by Nathan Whittacre offers invaluable insights for business leaders looking to improve their understanding of the new frontiers of technology. The book quickly proves itself to be an essential read for CEOs and...

Lady of the Loch is a work of fiction in the horror, suspense, and thriller-adventure subgenres, and it forms the first volume of The Nosferatu Conspiracy Graphic Serial collection. The work is best suited to mature readers and was penned by author Brian James Gage...

History is too often recorded in dates, names, and events. Even recording the earthshaking history of WWII succumbs to academic formulae. Unless and until history is given life by recording the individual stories of the men and women who lived, indeed who were the history,...

The education system in America is in a state of crisis. As an educator extraordinaire, Berwick Augustin has seen the decline in education standards and offers realistic steps to reverse the slide in The Education Formula: Maximizing the Village. Focusing on the importance of respect...

The Countess Game by Deborah Cay Wilding follows the tale of Elizabeth Hartwell, a young woman who, under suspicion of being against the crown due to her cousin, is evicted from court and forced to flee with her aunt. She finds herself in the company...

The Galactic Zoo of Zorgon 7 by TJ Hayes is an original, beautiful, and epic story that introduces a variety of intergalactic creatures. Visit a zoo unlike anything you’ve ever seen before. This delightful exploration of unfamiliar creatures creates an interesting trip and is a...

The Spiral: Memoirs of the Abductee is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, psychological and philosophical subgenres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to the use of explicit language, sexual content, drug references, and violence. Penned by author Anthony D. Benevolent, the...

The Digital Wallpaper by Anna Maeve is a modern reimagining of the classic short story by Charlotte Perkins Gilman called The Yellow Wallpaper, first published in 1892. Like the original story, Maeve’s story offers a riveting look at a woman whose unstable mental health is...

The Conceivable Future addresses one of the most challenging questions faced by today's generation: Is it ethical to have children in a world facing climate collapse? Meghan Elizabeth Kallman and Josephine Ferorelli explore this complex issue without offering easy answers but instead creating a space...

The Moon's Missing Stars (Dreamscapes, Journeys of the Imagination) is a children’s book by Tsvika Ben-Porat that tells the story of Luna the Moon and her exciting adventure while searching for her beloved stars in the sky. One night, Luna noticed it was darker than...

The Last Ranger is a work of fiction in the epic fantasy, action, and adventure subgenres, and is the opening novel of the Ranger of the Titan Wilds series. It is best suited to mature readers owing to scenes of violence, explicit language, and some...

Scott K. Edinger's The Growth Leader begins by addressing the link between leadership and sales, stressing sales as more than revenue generation and a means of providing value and solutions for customers. He promotes aligning sales with organizational strategy, using real-life examples as proof of...

In The Climate Misinformation Crisis: How To Move Past The Mistruths To A Smarter Energy Future, author Tushar Choudhary shows how misinformation can play a dangerous role in life and cause harm to those who believe it. This is as true for personal and...

The Mummy's Gift is the third book in The Shape-Shifter's Wife Series by Carolyn Radmanovich. Eager to reunite with her husband, Angelica Rutherford time-travels from the 1990s to 1849 in Rutherford Ranch, California. But soon after her arrival, she and her sister-in-law, Carmen, find themselves...

In David J. Steigelfest’s dystopian sci-fi masterpiece, The Collective, the fragile foundations of human civilization teeter on the brink of collapse, manipulated by a malevolent force lurking in the shadows. Jonathan, trapped within the collective consciousness of a beehive, holds the key to countering this...

The Lights That Stay will strengthen confidence and creativity in young readers by teaching them about perseverance and the importance of facing challenges. They will also learn that everything in life has a purpose. Cortney Cino tells us that there are two important types of...

This week I’ve been reading the fascinating non-fiction work The AI Playbook: Mastering the Rare Art of Machine Learning Development by Eric Siegel. As a relative newcomer to the world of artificial intelligence and its implications for the wider world, I was grateful to have...

The Christmas Hedgehog: Tales from the Bluebell Woods by Ian Humpheryes is a story for young children that is both well-written and expertly illustrated. Hedgehog wakes up in winter, and whilst he should actually still be in hibernation, it feels warmer than usual, and something...