In Nothing to Lose by Michael Garrett, Ken Baxter hires an assassin to kill his wife, but as they plan how the assassin will execute the plan, things go sour, and the assassin ends up killing Ken. Larrisa Baxter is accused of the murder. The...

Blackwildgirl: A Writer’s Journey to Take Back Her Superpower is the chronicle of one woman's life in America and the African diaspora. Menah Pratt tells her history through twelve stages of an initiation journey spanning from her childhood in Normal, Illinois to the present day...

Sheryl Recinos brings displaced individuals into focus in her children's book, YIMBY: Yes, in My Backyard! The author shows members of a community as they interact with others who are among the unhoused individuals in their area. Recinos shows helpful actions, like providing coats, as...

Matthew Hess used to think it was impossible to have a work-life balance. Many people question if quiet quitting is ethical. In Quiet Quit & Fully Live, Matthew explains how he found his life balance by quiet quitting. He also shares how to do it...

Welcome Home: My Journey Back to Myself is a work of non-fiction by author Sara LaRiviere in the autobiographical, motivational writing, and slice-of-life genres. In this heartfelt, honest work, the author shares her poignant journey of self-discovery amidst the influences of family, friends, and societal...

Snoodles in Space Episode 2: The Zoodles Strike Back is a sci-fi adventure story by Steven Joseph featuring illustrations by Andy Case. After their heroic actions to save the world, Ricky and his sister Briana are given the keys to the city of Noodleham. But...

Linda, a dedicated teacher, retires after 35 years of hard work. She is heartbroken that the American education system puts too much unnecessary pressure on students and teachers instead of nurturing the human spirit and building interpersonal relationships. Linda's health starts to deteriorate. She is...

Told humorously, Late Bloomer Baby Boomer by Steve Milliken is Steve's journey from learning about his sexuality, the struggles that came with it, and then, finally, the acceptance of it. In the 70s, being gay was taboo, and so were boys playing with Barbies, as...

I Blew My Diet! Now What? by Connie Bennett is an amazing health guide. Although it focuses on losing weight, it is not a diet or health book but a combination of both. We cannot lose weight healthily if we do not pay attention to...

Homecomings: 52 Ways Back to Ourselves by Elaine Patterson is an interactive collection meant to guide readers on a journey of self-discovery through reflections and prompts, elevating joy, compassion, and wisdom. In Senses, Patterson talks about how sensory awareness deepens presence and creativity, and champions...

The Remembering: A Journey Back to Self by Peter Kennedy is a raw, introspective memoir-meets-guide that explores the spiritual and emotional transformation of a man disillusioned by the trappings of corporate success. Kennedy doesn’t offer a perfect formula for change but instead invites readers into...

With the ever-increasing volume of information we consume through digital media nowadays, sometimes it is difficult to distinguish between fact and fiction. According to Michael Aaron Cody, traditional and current philosophical constructs have become increasingly redundant. The author advocates for a new intelligence paradigm grounded...

To pursue a fulfilling life, one must first unearth purpose and meaning from within. We must let go of our emotional baggage and self-doubt to learn how to grow. If you're feeling trapped or weighed down by inner and external pressures, Inner Clarity is the...

Merle Symes’s The Innovation Edge examines how companies can maintain continuous innovation amid rapid technological change. Using examples like Ray Kurzweil’s work on exponential tech progress, Symes argues that surviving today requires strategic innovation beyond small improvements. He introduces four innovation maturity levels, from stagnant...

Ghost Child: Uncovering Family Secrets from a Back Porch to the Yucatan by Deborah Jennings is a unique, touching, and gripping memoir. Raised in a modest yet comfortable small apartment in a wealthy area by hardworking parents, Deborah often wondered about her parents' lives, how they met, or...

More Manchester Than Mongolia by Jacqueline Lambert is an adventure memoir that follows the author, her husband Mark, and their four furry companions on a journey through the British countryside. After postponing their Mongolian road trip, they decided to take a test ride in their...

In Adventures of a Chess Girl, Katie Kormanik weaves her memoir with chess as the throughline. The book starts in 2009. That year, Katie joined the Pan-Ams tournament for university students, hoping to have fun with friends. To her surprise, the matches and players reignited...

In Another Time by Jessie Winterspring is a feel-good time-travel romance spanning decades and exploring love across shifting timelines. In 2020, Leo is twenty-seven and still living with his grandparents. He has been in love for years with a girl he once saw in an...

After the Quiet: Stories to the Edge and Back by Carl Lakeland is a tightly constructed collection that examines moments when ordinary lives brush up against violence, moral fracture, and irrevocable choice. Across its interconnected stories, the book moves through intelligence work, personal loss, and...

The Silent Breakup: The Untold Story of Disconnection—And the Small Steps Back Toward Healing by Dr. Arica Law is a must-have book for both women and men. It explores the quiet distance that grows between two partners, the connection that slowly fades without notice, and the subtle ways intimacy...