All In On Tomorrow is a memoir by James Ynson, who grew up in poverty in the Philippines. As the youngest of four children, he faced hunger, instability, and a father who was abusive and manipulative. At just five years old, he was forced into...

Victorya Wright's God Storys is an inspirational work that highlights the author's personal experience and relationship with God. Victorya has sensed God's presence since childhood. Through her prayers and tough times, God has guided her along a path by introducing her to many new acquaintances,...

Nate Colsen wrote Wills vs. Living Trusts to help readers decide which estate planning tool is best for them and explain how to implement their estate plans. The book begins by explaining the difference between wills and trusts, as well as defining other important terms,...

Gia Bianchi, the daughter of New York Senator Michael Bianchi, had left home, trying to avoid an arranged marriage by her father, when she ended up at a rental unit in Pine View. Responding to a fire alarm at the unit, Sergeant Troy Wilder and...

Twenty-five-year-old Lena DeVine, a court reporter in Prescott, Arizona, had been celibate for two years, having had little luck with dating. When she meets Abner “Gat” Gatling, a tall, handsome airline pilot with whom she is helplessly smitten, she is tempted to think he might...

Your 12 Inner Strengths: A Guide to Your Best Life Through the Power of Virtues by Stacey A. Thompson is an inspiring look at how virtues can transform us. The book is organized around twelve core inner strengths: commitment, love, perseverance, hope, integrity, creativity, compassion,...

A Very Hoggie Christmas by Elizabeth Kohl captures the magic and joy of the holiday season through the eyes of the lovable Hoggie family. The story is part of the Hoggie Kats Collection and introduces readers to Lizzie, RyRy, JayJay, Mommy, Daddy, and their playful...

Helm & Horizon: Daily Leadership Principles for the Motivated Sailor by Steven-Paul Lapid identifies leadership as being shaped by conduct, setting the direction for teams, and establishing conditions for reliable action. Lapid talks about how distributed responsibility functions when the intent is clear, and when...

Cult of Darkness by Barb Shadow follows the long-term consequences of a demonic presence named Black as it affects several people over two different timelines. As a child, Olivia survived a violent supernatural event that left others dead and led to Dom being wrongly blamed...

Gambit of Our Forefathers by Ryan Pearcy traces the life of Devira Levin. As a teenager in Missouri, Devira meets Trition, an emissary of the remnants of the Bankan Tey, after witnessing the deployment of ancient devices seeded across Earth. Those devices are part of...

Yasuke: Dead Man Walking by Braxton Cosby tells two connected stories set in 16th-century Japan and across the Indian Ocean. Oda Nobunaga starts as a young, carefree, and rebellious lord, jokingly called the “Fool of Owari.” Still, the death of a friend and family betrayals...

Recruiting to Retain by John William Wright II is a well-written book that offers leaders and recruiters a guide to recruiting, selecting, attracting, and developing talent with excellence. John begins by writing about his background, mentors, and career growth, starting from his first job as...

Ron Rubin’s Gold in Your Backyard presents fifty lessons that he says were formed through business experience shaped by long professional relationships. Rubin explains that his approach began with his father, whose Depression-era conduct led him to reject debt and to judge decisions by their...

A Promise of Rest: Stories from the Commonplace by Ron Lands is a collection of vignettes that offers insight into the lives of patients with terminal illnesses, particularly those with cancer. Drawing on his extensive experience as an oncologist and palliative care physician, Lands crafts...

With the dawn of the digital age, the world is changing so fast that we need a new way of understanding Black theology in the context of its three permutations: the humanist, the liberationist, and the prosperity. In Demystifying God Remastered, author Shahidi Islam introduces...

Knights and Demons by Jason Farrell and Michael de Weever is an epic fantasy that transports readers to a vividly imagined world on the brink of destruction. The story intertwines adventure, intrigue, and heroism, following a diverse cast of characters from various races and realms...

On a Sundown Sea by Jill G. Hall is a historical novel that blends social conscience, spiritual inquiry, and a sense of place. Set in late nineteenth-century New York, the story follows Katherine Tingley, a woman driven by compassion and guided by inner visions, as...

Angela Odusanya’s Amelia’s Loose Part Art: A Night at the Campsite continues the Amelia series with a story that invites young readers to see play, nature, and imagination with fresh eyes. As the third book, this installment feels comfortably familiar while introducing a new setting...

Shadow of Helios by R. J. Thompson launches with Kaelen Voss selected to represent Earth in the Interplanetary Ascendance, a televised competition that determines who will hold power on the ruling Council. Transported from his home on Earth to Helios Station, Kaelen enters a regulated...

Echoes of Stark Park: Lessons on Resilience, Growth and the Journey to Legacy by Freddie Owens is a memoir packed with lessons about life and pursuing a passion. His story starts in Milwaukee, a town in the '80s and '90s that was nothing like the...