Doppy Saves the Bees: An Educational, Rhyming Picture Book About Bee Conservation for Kids by H.R. Manske addresses the critical issue of nature conservation in a style that is educational and downright precious. Doppy, an adorable “Dop,” meets Honey the Bee when she swoops into...

Road to Elysium: A Heartfelt Story of Self-forgiveness, Bold Verdicts, and a Neighborhood is a work of fiction in the urban and interpersonal drama subgenres, and it was inspired by true events. It is best suited to the older YA and adult reading audiences due...

Chloe McIntyre had it all: a thriving ranch in Montana, a beautiful family, a loving partner, and twins on the way. Yet, something was missing. She cut off from her stunning top fashion designer mom, Brook. Chloe’s mother was never there for her while growing...

The Ghost of the Sundance Kid and Other Stories by June Raleigh tells us of Harry Alonzo Longabaugh, a well-known criminal from Mont Clare, and his many escapades in the 1800s as The Sundance Kid, as well as the breathtaking spiritual experiences of two teenagers...

Chasing Liberty by Isabella is an engaging novel where the main characters identify as LGBTQ. Liberty “Libby” Chase, an uncompromising cop, witnesses a car accident and goes to the aid of the victim, Morgan Pierce, an attractive and successful corporate lawyer. Further investigation reveals that...

The Good Fortune by Shawana Davenport is a children's picture book about having fun with family and friends. Frannie and her little brother Willie love visiting their Aunt Bea every summer because they play games and listen to her old stories. One particular summer, the...

The Book of Thomas is a work of fiction in the horror, suspense, and psychological thriller subgenres. It is best suited to mature readings owing to explicit language throughout and the presence of graphic violence. Penned by author Craig R Key, we find ourselves following...

Under the Naga Tail: A True Story of Survival, Bravery, and Escape from the Cambodian Genocide is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, cultural and psychological subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience for its strong (though non-graphic) content and...

Ignite Culture: Empowering and Leading a Healthy, High-Performance Organization from the Inside Out by Margaret Graziano promotes strategies and tools for building and maintaining a strong, healthy corporate culture. The work digs deep and examines the reasons for broken organizational cultures. It offers long-term, actionable...

Who Killed Jerusalem? A Rollicking Literary Murder Mystery Based on William Blake's Characters & Ideas Updated to 1970s San Francisco is a work of fiction in the detective, mystery, and suspense subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience owing to some...

In The Room at the End of the Hall by Lori R. Lopez, the occupants of a decaying mansion, though many, live cut off from any living creature in what could have been a vast estate if it were not so run down. The family...

Crossing the Meadow is a compelling coming-of-age story by Christopher D. Wayland. Chip McArcher is a ten-year-old boy facing the challenges of adolescence while mourning the recent loss of his beloved dog. One day while out in the meadow near his home, two bullies confront...

The Borderlands of Forever: An Illustrated Novel is a work of fiction in the science fiction, metaphysical, and adventure subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience owing to some moderate references to sex and the use of explicit language and was...

How To Get Whatever You Want: Top Techniques and Step-By-Step Strategies to Master the Art of Persuasion and Influence by Shaun Johnson Jr is a must-read book for everyone who wants to succeed in life. To do so, we should learn how to persuade and...

If you’re currently on the hunt for your next paranormal romance fix, then this can be found in the form of Family Again: Book of Origins, Volume Two by Alyse Nennig. This installment continues the journey of vampire hunter Hannah Jacob who finds herself married...

Social media is one of the triggers of imposter syndrome. It brainwashes users into becoming perfectionists which is a far cry from reality. This causes depression which leads people to view themselves as a failure until they finally end up doubting their abilities and achievements...

Streets of Shadow by Rebecca Bischoff is a historical fiction novel that follows its protagonist, Kenna Somerled, a 17th-century teenager and granddaughter to an earl. Her life at this point should be on the brink of blooming and not the deadly spiral that lands her...

Catch Up! is a children’s picture book written and illustrated by Cazzy Zahursky. The story unravels as a family enjoys a picnic in a park. When the mother asks her little boy to pass a bottle of ketchup, the cap falls off the picnic table....

Although the adage “history repeats itself” isn’t usually applied to fiction novels rooted even loosely in fact, it most definitely applies to the characters and plot of DF Kennedy’s The Whole Truth. This novel is the sequel to Kennedy’s previous book, The Truth, in which...

What makes you decide on your next read? Is it the book’s description? Do you follow favorite authors or preferred genres? For me, the final decision to select a book rests on what I read in that opening chapter. If it hooks me within the...