In Sammy’s Jungle Day, written and illustrated by Dr. Chelsea Thompson, young readers are transported into a lighthearted and memorable day in the life of Sammy the Sloth. Sammy begins his morning with his usual rest, only to be interrupted by an enthusiastic Tina...

Deep in the depths of a boarded-up opera house in New York's warehouse district, something dark and ominous stirs—something left to fester after a lifetime of trauma and hardship ended in a violent, tragic death. When Christine Daneau, daughter of a renowned music professor, and...

Engineer's Primer on Investing by Justin Masui is a comprehensive guide that emphasizes the importance of a disciplined and system-based approach to investing. The book is divided into four parts: Retirement Planning, Portfolio Construction, Essentials of Investing, and Developing Alpha. The author shares vital lessons...

The Short Winter’s Chronicles by Oleh Babanin follows Yuri Korolev, a former cosmonaut recruited for a high-stakes mission to land on and inhabit Comet 45P/Honda-Mrkos-Pajdušáková in 2037. Yuri joins a diverse crew led by Commander Khalid Al-Kaabi, tasked with extracting resources, building a sustainable base...

What’s Wrong with Tom? by Dr. Gal Chivvis is a delightful and educational children’s book that combines storytelling with veterinary insights. The story follows Thomas LeBrat, a cheerful and adventurous cat whose life takes a sudden turn when he experiences a health emergency. Through engaging...

America’s Cigar Story by Sebastian Saviano chronicles the detailed evolution of the cigar industry from early colonial times to the modern era. Saviano tracks tobacco’s introduction and its economic reliance on enslaved and immigrant labor, noting key figures like John Rolfe and Israel Putnam. He...

Have you ever wondered why some ladybugs have spots and some don’t? Dot’s Spots by Lisa Mueller answers that very question, but in a non-scientific way. Readers are introduced to Dot, who asks her mother why she doesn’t have spots like her. Her mother tells...

In Holly’s Hero: Cascade Springs, TX Book 1, Dania Voss introduces readers to Holly Caldwell, a beautiful blonde who is generous and giving; unfortunately, she’s built a wall around her heart. After watching the disaster of her parents' marriage, she’s convinced that love is a...

The Alzheimer’s Cure by Peter Van Oossanen is a high-stakes thriller that blends medical intrigue, romance, and espionage. The novel opens at the Monaco Yacht Show, where Lucy Lassiter, heiress to a pharmaceutical empire, meets Oliver Corbyn, a mysterious figure whose involvement in a stolen...

Just a few months after her anointment as Duchess, Erin Prisco, a human of royal blood elevated into the alien matriarchal regime of the Gynarchy empire, is summoned to offer counsel over an urgent issue. A mysterious force had attacked a colony on the fringes...

Inspiring young readers to be a bit braver—especially at the dinner table—Luna's Magic: A Story About Trying New Foods by Lida Wyatt is a charming tale about embracing healthier eating habits with an open mind and curious taste buds. It begins by introducing readers to...

Brigham’s Brides by D.W. Plato is a historical fiction novel about the complex and often misunderstood world of early Mormon polygamy. Told primarily through the perspectives of Mary Ann Angell Young and Louisa Beaman, the book offers an emotional exploration of the lives of women...

The Flowers in Grandma’s Garden: A Bailey and Buttons Story by Dr. Julie McDonnell, EdD, is a heartwarming tale that beautifully captures the journey of self-discovery and acceptance through the eyes of a young girl named Bailey. Illustrated by Clarice Diamantino, the book combines vibrant...

Dr. Harlow is a psychotherapist in the island kingdom of Skarsgaard. Nessy, a unicorn and a pathological hoarder, is Dr. Harlow’s most regular patient. But soon, her list suddenly grows as more patients come knocking at her door in need of her help. Trouble seems...

The Dryad's Crown by David Hopkins is an enthralling fantasy novel. Born from a tree, a wood nymph passes through the hands of a woman, a druid, a farmer, and a Taraki priest until she ends up on an infamous guildmaster's estate, and her life takes...

Before highways and motels, there were wagons and campfires, and for one determined young bride, that meant seeing new land and building a new future. Rodantha’s Road by Joyce Stotts begins in 1856 with 18-year-old Rodantha and her new Welsh husband, William, leaving Virginia for...

The Alpha’s Anchor by Riordan Yun revolves around Alpha Herja Falkenberg’s urgent need to stabilize her lethal, solar-linked power, which is spiraling toward fatal burnout. The only way to prevent her death is through the presence of Brand Hartmann, a captured Moon-Wolf who acts as...

In Oscar and Number One's Multiplication Adventure by Romilda Byrd, Mrs. Garcia introduces her class to multiplication, explaining it as counting equal groups quickly. She demonstrates with blocks, showing that 2 × 3 = 6, then focuses on multiplying by one. Oscar and his classmates...

Sybilla and the Clockmaker's Secret by Nic Minnella is a fun mystery story for kids. Billie Hartley is 13, and so far, the only thing about her life that’s been strange is the antique clocks that fill her home. That is, until she crosses paths...

Kevin Booth's Celia's Room is a unique tale of a dangerous obsession between two aspiring artists who are drawn into Celia's mysterious world. Sensitive Joaquim, a gifted painter from Catalonia who never lived up to his father's expectations, relocates to Barcelona to pursue art studies....