Lee Richie writes a story based on certain true events in the book Black Bones, Red Earth. Told in two parts, the author follows a ten-year-old English girl, Katherine Bowers, to the Stewarts’ homestead in Australia. Nursing a sad past, Katherine hopes only to find...

While Izzy is in the process of renovating her and Jake’s new forever home, they uncover the remains of a girl. Izzy is still struggling to deal with the loss of her sister and the new role she has to play in the lives of...

Blood and death are the foundation upon which civilization is built and preserved. Commander Rufus Thorne is troubled as the battle for Edinburg rages on in Blood and Gears by Declan Cosson. The machines have the upper hand. Can the flying fortress intervene and save...

Brotherly Love by D.R. Ransdell starts with Andy Veracruz, a musician doing his girlfriend, Rachel, a favor by putting together a high school music band for her show in Vegas at the Latin Lounge. We are invited into Andy’s world, where he is seen as...

Party Wine by D. R. Ransdell is a brilliant murder mystery that flawlessly combines suspense, intricate plotting, and a cast of complex characters to deliver an enthralling reading experience. Ransdell does it again, with storytelling prowess like none other. It’s evident from the first chapter,...

Everything changes for Sara when she becomes the subject of a recent transfer's assault. For an introvert like her, being the center of attention for such a newsworthy thing as an attack is the last thing she needs. Shortly after, Sara finds out she belongs...

The Fish King and the Two Wise Ghosts by Francis H Powell offers young readers a whimsical visit to a magical fishy kingdom ruled by a kind king from his colorful Fish and Clam Palace. As the tides and the years roll by, readers will...

Just Let $%#&! Go! by Heather and Karen Tobin is a delightful self-help book filled with beautiful illustrations and rhymes, making it easy for readers to learn how to enjoy a healthier life. The book highlights how our habit of holding onto things impacts those...

Lovers of all things magical will be entranced by Kimberley Paterson’s Mysty the Mystical Unicorn. Mysty takes us on a journey through a vibrant world where one can munch on starlight, befriend a playful fairy, and believe in making beautiful dreams come true. We witness...

Sophia Henley finds herself in a world she never knew existed in The Fire Prophecy (Hidden Legends: Academy of Magical Creatures Book 1) by Megan Linski and Alicia Rades. Finding out you were adopted is enough of a shock, but discovering you have magical powers...

Day Zero by Muneef Ahmad is a thought-provoking and well-crafted thriller that explores the gripping consequences of a water crisis in Las Vegas. The story takes a fascinating turn as 250,000 migrants, known as "wigrants," are forced to settle on the north shore of Toronto...

Savannah Steam: Sommerville Suspense is a romance fantasy thriller by Anastasia Amor. Eager to meet her newfound cousin, Arianna Sommerville (Ari) travels from her hometown in Toronto, Canada, to the American south in Savannah, Georgia. However, things don't go according to plan as, after a...

Rosie Russell’s Storytime with Stella and Friends invites young readers on a delightful journey with Stella, a girl who adores reading to her toy companions. When her friends grow tired of hearing the same stories, Stella devises a clever plan: they will create a brand...

The Tribal Instinct and the Yearning to Belong by Anthony T. Cluff is an insightful exploration of humanity's deep-seated inclination toward tribalism. Cluff proposes that our instinctual drive for unity and belonging influences various aspects of life including politics, sports, religion, and social interactions. He...

Maskirovka: The Russian Science of Deception by Richard Meredith is a crime thriller anchored by protagonist Steve Nguyen's first solo homicide investigation as a Vietnamese-American detective in the San Francisco Police Department. Nguyen, a Stanford Law school dropout, digs deep into the enigmatic death of...

Many books have been written about the American Civil War, and though it is taught in schools, most students and readers only get a broad, detached view of the event. Only a few get to relive what the young soldiers faced personally during the war....

The Beauty of Us All: Celebrating the Diversity of the World by Chandele Morris, illustrated by Marissa Napolitano, is an ebullient, vibrant, unapologetic homage to the beauty that comes only from being uniquely ourselves – just precisely the way we were made to be. Its...

Canela con Miel y Clavos: Cinnamon with Honey and Nails is an introspective anthology of poems, short stories, personal anecdotes, and an essay by Dr. Robert J. Woodbine. Born in Queens, New York, to two Caribbean immigrants, Robert was still a child when he was...

The Adventures of Mr. Fuzzy Ears by Donna Carr Roberts is a children's book that tells the story of The Mystery of the Missing Bunnies. Typically, the animals are happy on the university campus; they run free and live life to the fullest. But the...

Books often open a door to a world full of possibilities. You could be busy climbing high towers and saving the world with your cool superpowers. You could be teaching a new puppy some tricks. Building a grand tree house with rickety sticks. Flying off...