Stumps and Sovereignty: South Asian Cricket from Empire to the Digital Age by Sufghan Sarwar Khan traces cricket’s evolution from its rural English origins to its establishment in South Asia, where colonial trade started early play in India. Indian participation expanded through local clubs, while...

No More Fear by Judy Sheer Watters is a tender, beautifully illustrated children's book that addresses one of the most universal childhood experiences: the paralyzing fear of darkness. Dedicated to the author's granddaughters, this book transforms a personal family experience into a story that will...

Must: Becoming the Person You Are Meant to Be follows Stephen Rue’s personal and professional journey, showing how he transformed early experiences of loss, bullying, and self-doubt into a framework for intentional living. He explains how he identified limiting beliefs, developed consistent habits, and cultivated...

In her memoir Get Your Own Coffee, Suzanne Hopgood describes early exposure to business through her family’s hotel in Littleton, New Hampshire, and her education in economics and accounting at the University of New Hampshire. Hopgood talks about pushing through gender-based workplace restrictions while advancing...

Murasaki: Seasons of the Sword Book 4 by David Kudler is about Kano Murasaki, also called Risuko, a girl growing up during Japan’s civil war. After her father is disgraced and sent away, her mother ends up selling her to a hidden school where girls...

Orgsm: Inside the Matriarchal Cult of OneTaste chronicles Ruwan Meepagala’s personal journey inside OneTaste, the controversial organization that built its entire philosophy and business around “Orgasmic Meditation” (OM). The memoir follows Ruwan from a chance encounter with a cryptic invitation to a New York meetup...

Steamed and Steamy: Recipes from the Steampunk World of Industralia by Lori Alden Holuta is a cookbook that combines excerpts from novels written by the author. The anecdotes are about food and cooking. Not all the recipes are written in traditional format. Some of the...

Love Wars: Clash of the Parents, A True Divorce Story – Memoir by Matthew A. Tower is a humorous yet heartbreaking look at the effect of divorce on children. Matthew loved both his parents, but the constant wars between them were dragging him down. In...

Stillness and Survival: A Life Between Trauma, Glitter, and the Echo of My Own Voice by Jacob Anthony Rose is a deeply personal and cathartic memoir about the loneliness, self-doubt, and trauma of a young boy growing up gay and too scared to embrace his...

Matchstrike: Book 2 of the Apex Society Trilogy by Rhone Atleshen follows Lila Rivera, an officer at the New York Precinct, who loses everything important to her: her badge, her family, and her sense of purpose. Her obsessive hunt for the evasive Marcus Brinks has...

Aletheia Vol I: In the Shadows by Luigi A Kohli is an emotionally gripping tale. Taking place a few years after Christ’s time on earth, the story delivers a new twist on the Ben-Hur narrative. A wonderful blend of cultures and motives clash as unlikely...

In Xingu: Wonder of the Amazon by Michael D'Agostino, two men, Frank and Jack, transport a rare gorilla, Darwin Junior, on a cargo plane from the Amazon. A storm ignites an engine, breaking the cage; the gorilla falls into the ocean as the plane crashes....

Me and You and Kalamazoo: Invasion of the Monster Trucks by Papa D. is an imaginative story that follows Kalamazoo, a young boy living in the magical Kingdom of Breland, as he embarks on an adventurous journey with his best friends, Jordan and William. What...

Nuclear Family: A Memoir of the Atomic West by Ty Bannerman is a memoir that leans into Los Alamos and how generations of the Bannermans worked inside the nuclear weapons program. That inheritance drives him back to New Mexico ground, marked by the first atomic...

Back Into Delight: Grief Recovery at the Speed of Life by Paul O'Neill offers a deeply emotional and transformative perspective on grief and healing. Drawing on his own powerful experiences of loss, O'Neill provides a unique perspective on navigating the complexities of sorrow and reconnecting...

In her memoir This is a Love Song: Thoughts from the B Side of a Gen X Life, Dina Honour describes daily walks with her husband during the COVID-19 pandemic as a way to leave their apartment and maintain a routine, then proceeds to step...

In God Is Not an Information Desk, T.G. Owens drives multiple passengers in London and discusses life, faith, and personal awareness with each of them. Among them is Virginia, an American woman with whom Owens chats about loneliness and obstacles while explaining limiting beliefs and...

Lost Heart in King Manor by Celeste Fenton is the first book in the Mysteries of a Heart Series. Gabby enjoyed the peace of her predictable life until the day she drove her daughter to graduate school. When she receives a phone call that her...

In Fat Chance, negotiations are underway to settle a large class action lawsuit between American Home Products, the manufacturer of the weight loss drug Fen-phen, and those who took the drug and either suffered heart damage from the product or were likely to develop future...

I Buried Her in a French Press: A Memoir About Finding My Voice and the Power of Being Heard begins with author Sarah Barnes Humphrey discussing the collapse of her family business, leading to the rebuilding of her professional life. After starting at sixteen, Sarah...