The Devil in Fine Print by Jhani Mills is a high-octane blend of conspiracy, science fiction, and thriller. Elias Maddox is a bestselling author who finds his life flipped upside down when the plot of his latest novel turns out to be a little too...

Auburn Avenue: 1912 by D. L. Jordan is a moving mystery novel about the deadly consequences of discrimination, lust, and greed. Marion and Jack Franklin, two prestigious members of their close-knit community on Auburn Avenue, know that the New Year’s Eve ball they’ve been invited...

Samantha McManus’s Earth’s Midwife is one of the most eye-opening nonfiction books I have read this year. This reflective memoir chronicles her journey from a childhood spent in isolation in Alaska to becoming a spiritual doula and healer. The narrative traces her early awakening to...

The Copper Isle Ghostslayer by Terri Greening is a captivating thriller that revolves around the experiences of Layla Devereaux. Armed with expertise in photography and journalism, Layla travels to a secluded island to look into the murder of a lighthouse tour guide and prove that...

The Unasked Questions by Dale Netherton is a thought-provoking book that challenges individuals from various professions to confront critical questions that are often overlooked in their fields. The book explores theology, examining what it means for God to be all-knowing and all-powerful. It also prompts...

The Ascension Directive by Cal Lopez is a thought-provoking and intense science fiction novel that explores the consequences of unchecked technological power and the nature of human consciousness. The story follows Dr. Natasha Morgan, who develops SAGÉ, a digital entity, and teaches it what it...

Lavender Flynn’s unusual purple eyes have always garnered unwanted attention, with strangers asking intrusive questions and school bullies dubbing her a witch. Yet, neither insults nor a bruised heart can dampen her passion for music, especially when an eerily beautiful melody reaches her, one that...

The Prophet and the Queen by W. Tod Newman follows the final days of the prophet Jeremiah as recorded by his scribe Baruch, set during the Babylonian siege of ancient Egypt. Jeremiah, aged and unstable, is taken to Egypt by his followers despite divine prohibition....

The Book of Seila by Wilda Hughes is a fierce, emotionally charged dystopian novel that doesn’t pull its punches. In a near-future theocracy known as the Covenant States, Ruby Lambert lives in hiding, having escaped a brutal redemption camp. But when her sister is accused...

How Do You Roll Your R’s? is a vibrant and playful bilingual book written by author Mike Alfaro. The story uses a series of different scenarios to explore the many ways people might “roll their R’s,” from the growl of el perro doing tricks for...

ABCs of Safe Web Surfing by C.D. Richardson is a colorful, kid-friendly guide to staying safe on the internet. It’s an ABC book that introduces important digital concepts to children with one concept for each letter. Some of the ideas covered are AI, cyberbullying, empathy,...

Aliana Reaches for the Moon by Laura Roettiger is a warm-hearted invitation for young readers – especially young girls – to connect with the natural world and explore the wonders of science. Aliana, in her efforts to make a perfect fifth birthday present for her...

Andrews’ Dare to Dream transports us to Luach, a beautiful island in the southwest of Ireland. The werewolves and other magical beings have been concealed from the rest of the world for millennia—until now. For three years, Adam, a Barr Alpha—the largest and strongest werewolf...

M A Noordermeer's 58% Too Far is a dazzling sci-fi exploration of post-human evolution and the cost of unchecked progress. We’re with anthropologist Zadie Thornton, whose thesis on humanity’s future with AI is thrown into crisis until she awakens on Mushēški, a planet inhabited by...

The STRATOS team has vanished. From the remnants of the once fearsome global counter-terrorism operations unit, two factions emerge with drastically different perspectives on the future of Earth. The Transhumanism Coalition advocates for a balanced integration of humans and AI, while the Robotic Supremacy Movement,...

Parisian Flaire is the concluding volume of Celeste Johnson’s Alternate Realms Trilogy, where the refined world of literary editing collides with the dark labyrinth of cyber espionage. We’re with former editor Adelaide as she is pulled into the enigmatic depths of vWorld, which is a...

Sandra Tow’s memoir, Scattered, Smothered, and Covered, offers an intimate exploration of her complex relationship with her mother, against a working-class Southern and blue-collar upbringing in the 1970s and 80s. The book traces Tow’s journey from a child who idolized her single mother to an...

Whispers of White Sapphire: Tales of Thearus by John Malone is an epic fantasy steeped in prophecy, warfare, and forbidden allegiance. We find ourselves watching the displaced U’skar Qi tribes advance on the crumbling Old Myrian Empire, and the fate of an entire continent hangs...

Revelation (The Globur Incursion Book 10) by D. Rebbitt delivers a commanding and emotionally resonant finale to a long-running science fiction series about interstellar war and the secrets that shape us. We find ourselves in a timeline years after the Globur were pushed back from...

Lips: Kiss the Lips that Lie by Peter Gooch is an exploration of relationships and the secrets from our past that can define our lives moving forward. Selene is a beautiful young Englishwoman who works as an au pair for a wealthy Chicago family. When...