A book that gives you characters you care about, worry about, and celebrate with is one that knows how to pull its readers in. The Gulch Jumpers by Catherine Pomeroy is such a book. Our heroine, Ellie, is a competent lawyer who throws herself into...

Not So Black and White: An Invitation to Honest Conversations about Race and Faith by Reggie Dabbs and John Driver is a book on social issues that doesn’t mince words to get to the core of the message it imparts. Jumping instantly into a talk...

Death's Debt is yet another installment of the Kassidy Simmons urban fantasy series by Dennis K. Crosby. After ascending to the role of Death God, Kassidy Simmons continues to hunt corrupt Wraiths and send them to the void. Solomon Steele, the first of Azra-El's Wraiths,...

Empathy helps us understand and share feelings. It allows us to socialize and make friends because that way we can identify with others and know when they need help. A Book About Empathy covers everything you need to know in a way that will be...

“Everything that is possible now seemed impossible before someone figured out a way to make it possible.” Have you ever seen a penguin fly? Do you think it can? Ingrid is a penguin living in Antarctica. All she dreams about is flying, but the other...

Daughter Darkness by Alyssa Charpentier, the first book of the Myrk Maiden trilogy is a captivating story that consistently teeters on the edges of light and darkness. Twilight, a fifteen-year-old girl and glorified laborer for her hateful mother and uncaring father, leads a mostly normal...

It's OK Little Rain Cloud to Cry, by Charlie Shull, is a 25-page-long children’s illustrated picture book. It deals with helping young children process emotions, especially when they don’t understand the source. One night a little rain cloud starts off feeling blue. Perhaps because it...

James H. Morgan’s memoir, The Reject Bench, wholeheartedly buys into the idea of growing pains, particularly about isolation as brought about by not being able to make new friends. The author’s story begins in June 1961, a week after finishing his freshman year at Upland...

The Moonlit Woods (The Shifting Fae Book 1) by Eliza Tilton creates a magical fantasy featuring two protective characters who are not supposed to like each other. Rosalie’s firehawks, which prevent plague snakes from destroying farmlands, are ill. Her twin brother has gone to war...

What The F*** Is Copywriting? A Beginners Guide to Writing Persuasive Copy That Sells by Leanne McGregor will provide newbie copywriters with a concise guide on how to start in the industry, perfect their craft, attract clients, and make money from copywriting. McGregor provides a...

Dying to Live by Barbara Macpherson Reyelts doesn’t waste time in getting to the core of its plot—and that’s what makes it absorbing. Dr. Esther Windom is a nonagenarian with a Nobel Prize that will cap her brilliant legacy. As the story opens, she is...

Second Chance: A Kidney Between Us by Tina Shyver-Plank is a searingly honest short memoir about a special bond between two first cousins ​​and how their lives changed due to a shared kidney. Tina Shyver-Plank was 35 years old when she donated a kidney to...

In Rocket: The Miniature Morgan Horse, Ellen F. Feld presents a dilemma. What do you name a pony that bolts like lightning and has difficulty coming to a stop? Rocket seems like a good enough name, and it certainly describes the Shetland pony, Diva’s energetic...

In Silly Sam The Elf by Angela Lindsey, we are introduced to an elf who not only loves his job making toys for the children of the world, but he also loves to make his fellow elves laugh and have a good time. That is...

Prometheus by Simon Spence is the latest addition to the Early Myths series. Spence has adapted the ancient Greek tales for a younger audience. Prometheus focuses primarily on Zeus and Prometheus and their ongoing struggles, which include Prometheus's creation of humans and the introduction of...

Of Mind and Madness by J.T. Bishop is a thrilling mystery with just the right touch of paranormal elements to please readers across genres. Detective Daniels and Detective Remalla find themselves suspects in a series of mishaps, mayhem, and murder. Someone is out to get...

Camera Eyes: Eyes Streamed to Your Thought, Recorded is a work of fiction in the science fiction genre. It is aimed at mature adult readers and was penned by Travis Knoll. The book follows a combat cameraman named Newman Jones whose body is taken by...

The Travelling Turtle’s Christmas Adventure: The Travelling Turtle’s Adventure Series written and illustrated by Bianca Vickers is an enjoyable and engaging children’s picture book. Young readers travel along with Turtle as he takes a merry adventure to explore the Arctic at Christmastime. Guided by two...

ARKO: The Dark Union is a work of fiction in the science fiction genre. It is aimed at young adult readers and was penned by author U.W. Leo. The book follows Ariel Hyden and his friends when they visit the Yucatan with their parents as...

Van Horn by Jim Sano starts in the most unusual way with the main character being rescued from being run over in the middle of the road and the story unfolds from there. This makes a person read the book from cover to cover. It...