In Sleuth by R. L Lesnick, the author takes the reader on a wonderful journey through the life of a Private Investigator. The reader’s attention is captured from the very first paragraph and is held as Lesnick takes you through his journey of learning, fighting,...

"Can you think of ways you can be kind to others?" This is the question that Orbit, a cute globe-shaped character, asks the very young readers of Ruth Maille's The Power of Kindness. In this illustrated and delightful children's book, young readers (and their parents)...

The Blood of the Spear by Mark Timmony is a high fantasy fiction novel and the first book in the ambitious epic series, The Eye of Eternity. Timmony builds an entirely new world from scratch, providing the fractured continent of Athmay with a wealth of...

People of the Sun is the third book in The Eye of Ra series by Ben Gartner. John and Sarah's trip to their Aunt Lorraine's home in Santa Cruz, California, doesn't quite turn out the way they thought it would, as an unexpected earthquake leads...

Delos: The Moon’s Eye by Blake Miller is the second book in the series. Cynthia and Kaden are the impossible twins. They lived two separate lives - one in California and the other in England - with different parents, but everything changed once they turned...

Reveal Yourself is a book of poetry by Matthew Lawrence Scigousky. The author expresses his desire to inspire and motivate others and relates poems with themes of mindfulness, positivity, growth, patience, and energy. Scigousky’s poems are free-flowing and use enjambment. The author’s words are inclusive...

We all see dozens of billboards every day, but have you ever thought about photographing and documenting these stunning images? Jason Morgan decided to do it and collected all this precious material in Made You Look! He included more than 500 pictures of billboard advertisements...

Unforgivable: Through A Child's Eyes is a work of fiction in the historical fiction, interpersonal drama, and wartime fiction subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author I. Caroline Crocker, this compelling and emotional journey is told through the...

That Woman's Girl is a work of fiction centered around Bible stories and from the Christian fiction, adventure, and slice-of-life subgenres. It is suitable for readers in the middle-grade reading audience. It is book three of the Young Testament, a series that offers a kids'-eye...

In Zion Learns to See: Opening Our Eyes to Homelessness, written by Terence Lester and Zion Lester with illustration by Subi Bosa, children and adults will learn about God’s people, the homeless and underserved. The authors, one of whom was homeless himself, want children, youths,...

Becoming Amazed chronicles Brenda E. Smith's transformative journey from a conservative New England upbringing to her adventurous spirit shaped by expeditions in California, Tanzania, and beyond. The narrative captures her evolution as an adventurer, beginning with her childhood infatuation with Pippi Longstocking and leading to...

In the upscale neighborhood of Palm Beach, Hollywood’s beloved superstar Ruby Russell has been found hanging from the balcony of her mansion, naked and dead. Lieutenant Walker of the Palm Beach Police Homicide Department wastes no time probing for answers. Soon, he brings on board...

Jamie Stevens and Mel Lal were once inseparable. A friendship that grew out of their struggles as students at the University of Melbourne evolved to the point that neither could do without the other. All of that changed the day Mel suddenly disappeared. Five years...

In The Wayfaring Widow by Casey Cline, Victoria, an English widow with secrets of a painful past, is sailing to America in the 1850s. She’s hoping for a fresh start and time with her friend, Isabella Bird. Victoria is reserved, while Isabella is more gregarious....

In A Stargazer by Tuula Pere, Aylin is a young girl who falls ill with a high fever. While resting, she finds comfort and a bit of magic from the starry sky just outside her window. A glowing visitor named Vesper appears, and Aylin’s sure...

While Mortals Sleep: Reading Phillips Brooks through Twenty-First Century Eyes, edited by Robert D Flanagan, is a Christian historical collection that reconsiders nineteenth-century Episcopal priest and bishop Phillips Brooks for contemporary readers. The essays begin with the Boston family world that formed Brooks before following...

A little courage can fit inside a hug. In We Can Do Hard Things, Melissa Dupuis tells the story of a young child whose mother becomes seriously ill and needs to spend time in the hospital. Both are scared, but Mama reminds her they can...

Children’s books are incredibly powerful vehicles of social messaging. When a book is written for a younger audience, it not only has the opportunity to teach and create space for challenging conversations among children but for their parents and caretakers as well. In My...

Thought-provoking is the first word I came up with in describing BlackWash: The Untold Stories of Reverse Racism by Rodney Cloud Hill. This novel could not have arrived at a more impeccable time. As social and legal controversies surrounding anti-White bias are becoming a zero-sum...

“Whispers from Hell” by Edward V’Kanty is an anthology of nine short horror and supernatural stories, plus the prologue to his upcoming novel “Dark Heritage”. The short stories in this collection are titillating and diverse. The first story, also called 'Whispers from Hell', is written...