My Job Gen Z: Finding Your Place in a Fast Changing World, by Suzanne Skees, is an inspiring, enlightening self-help book for Gen Zers looking for their dream job. In this value-filled guide, you'll learn about Gen Zers and how they can best succeed in...

How much do you know about the US economy? Christos A. Djonis knows a great deal and shares his knowledge and wisdom concerning the economy in It’s the Economy, Stupid! I am glad I took the time to read this extremely informative and important volume....

Manage My Addiction: What I Wish I'd Learned in School about Addiction, Escape, and Recovery is written for those dealing with any type of addiction, including drugs, alcohol, or behavioral issues such as gambling or spending too much time on social media. Author Kenneth J....

Perseverance Through Severe Dysfunction: Breaking the Curse of Intergenerational Trauma as a Black Man in America by Reggie D. Ford is a powerful, unforgettable memoir that shines a light in the darkest places of racism and trials of young Black men. When you hear PTSD,...

Unshakable Awareness: Meditation in the Heart of Chaos, Taught by a Master of Four Samurai Arts (Total Embodiment Method TEM), by Richard L Haight, is an award-winning, dynamic self-help book to help you achieve mind/body/soul awareness and control. It comes at a time of uncertainty,...

Strangled by Simile by Kelley Kaye is the third book in the Chalkboard Outlines mystery series. Emma's facing her third year working at Thomas Jefferson High School, and she's rejoicing in the fact they've spent the last few months without needing to solve a murder....

A Constitution For A Democracy by Rohit Kajaria is an illuminating non-fiction book seeking a way to establish a perfect democracy devoid of the ills of the prevalent governments of the world. Kajaria cites the examples of two of the most powerful nations of western...

Kilo 3: The True Story of a Marine Rifleman’s Tour from the Intense Fighting in Vietnam to the Superficial Pageantry of Washington, DC by Richard W. Foster, Jr. is an intensely engaging true story of a teenager who dropped out of the eleventh grade of...

Quitless: The Power of Persistence in Business and Life by Alinka Rutkowska and several other authors is unlike any other business book on the market. Rather than just giving routine advice, this book undeniably serves as a call to action and inspires budding entrepreneurs or...

I have never read a book quite like 7 Unicorn Drive by Dani Polajnar. It is a non-fiction story about the adventure of Iza and Samo Login - a couple that is connected in as many ways as a couple could be, and yet they...

Odd Woman Out: Exposure in Essays and Stories by Melanie Chartoff is an anthology of non-fiction autobiographical pieces that weave together the fascinating quilt of Chartoff's life in full color. The best part? The patchwork is comically uneven. Chartoff is best known by those of...

Doron ben Avrahim was an Israeli army lieutenant whose parents died in the 9/11 bomb blast. To avenge their deaths, he took on the most dangerous missions. One such adventure took him to Iran, where a terrorist couple captured and imprisoned him in a small...

Altared: A Tale of Renovating a Medieval Church in Tuscany is a charming ride-along with Kyle Tackwell Ball as she pursues her desire to own property in Italy. Her lighthearted narrative makes any of us who have ever tackled a “fixer-upper” project kneel down in...

How to be a Buddhist Millionaire: 9 Practical Lessons to Being Happy in a Materialist World, by Matt Jardine, is an inspiring self-help book with positive messages. Let's face it. We live in a world that operates on money and what it can bring, but...

I have always thought that the question “What race are you?” was racist. But as Janet E. Helms explains in A Race Is a Nice Thing to Have, knowing your race and accepting it is essential. She explains how to be who you are without...

As Living Stones: My Five Years in Saudi Arabia by Marjory Henderson is a personal and emotionally charged recollection of completely foreign circumstances. With great humility, Marjory Henderson has written a short, intimate memoir that is a tribute to the five years spent in Saudi...

The Summer of 1957 by Judith E. Powell is a work of fiction that reads like a memoir. It uses as its core plot device the molestation of eight-year-old Penelope Evans by the grandfather of her childhood friend Elizabeth Werner. In 1993, Penelope is unhappily...

Tea, Scones, and Malaria: A Memoir of Growing up in Africa by Katlynn Brooke is a delightful look at life in Rhodesia as a white child growing up both before and after the UDI (Unilateral Declaration of Independence). Seen through the eyes of an innocent...

The Pope's Butcher by Joseph C. Gioconda is a thrilling work of fiction inspired by true historical figures and events in the 15th century. The story is not only a hair-raising work of suspense and espionage but an astonishing account of religion and the occult...

Storms From a Clear Sky: The Story of Spies, Love, & Loyalty in a War-Torn World by Denise Frisino is the second volume of a trilogy focused on the Japanese-American community of particularly the West Coast of the U.S. immediately following the Japanese attack on...