Someday is Today by Allison Manswell is a comprehensive guide that delves into the intricate dynamics of racial equity within the workplace, offering insights that go beyond surface discussions to tackle the emotional ramifications of discrimination. Through character-driven narratives, Manswell encourages readers to confront their...

How do you turn around a major organization? By focusing on marketing, strategy, finance, people management, and leadership. An excellent book that illustrates what it takes is The Turnaround Leader: Rebuilding Great Organizations in the Face of Adversity by Wes Wheeler. The book is a...

Royal Rising by Holly Kerr is a charming royal romance that takes readers into the life of Prince Kalle, who is expected to ascend the throne of Laandia after his father, King Magnus. However, Kalle is not keen on the idea of becoming king. Instead,...

Patrick McLaughlin’s memoir, Be Good, Stay Strong, Love, Dad, is a heartfelt, humorous, and unfiltered journey through fatherhood, seen through the eyes of a GenX dad. McLaughlin blends personal anecdotes, sharp reflections, and advice for his two sons. It serves as a survival guide for...

Master the fundamental skills for the successful practice of law and flourish in your career as an attorney with this illuminating guide -- From Associate to Ambassador. An experienced attorney with a background in business and real estate law, Jeff Baldassari also served as a...

In I'm Sorry I Cremated You, Jaclyn Michelle Smith details hard truths with amusing observations while describing the sad events around her father's mental decline until his death. Using the tips she learned in improv class, Smith unfolds her chapters, drawing parallels from her time...

Sea Glass Kids: Problems in the Ocean by Leslee Flanagan is a lovely and captivating educational children’s book about environmental conservation. The book depicts three adorable kids, Isabella, Olivia, and Jake. Isabella and Olivia learn about sea glass and the danger to sea animals thanks...

A Splash of Short Stories is a collection of 100 flash fiction and other writing pieces by Dawn Knox. Encouraged to kiss a sleeping princess, a young prince hesitates, recalling his last disastrous attempt. A young woman is ready to teach an obnoxious ladies' man...

A Map of the Edge: Coming of Age in the Sixties by David T. Isaak is a literary fiction novel set in 1969 Southern California. It follows Rick Leibnitz, a fifteen-year-old boy abandoned by his mother and left in the care of an abusive father....

After the last encounter Anna Luke and her son, David, had with Dr. Maximo Rojas, Anna knew that her son was better off far away with his grandfather in the United States, where he would be safe from the eyes of the evil ones. David's...

The Screwtape Texts by Timothy J. Stevenson is a spiritual work that reimagines C. S. Lewis's classic The Screwtape Letters for the modern age. Presented as a series of text message exchanges between Screwtape, a senior demon, and Wormwood, his tempter-in-training, the book explores the...

Many Americans feel they have received a good education but cannot find a good job. Others have enjoyed the benefits of a profitable occupation, but retirement seems miles away when they reach retirement age. These individuals have structured their lives based on the declining view...

Landed: A Yogi’s Memoir in Pieces & Poses by Jennifer Lang is a deeply personal narrative of self, family, and community through the framework of yoga and the physical and geographical experiences in both the United States and Israel. The protagonist of this narrative, Lang,...

In Dan Ramm’s Long Branch, Mason Powell is an aging, out-of-work television actor who played the lead role as the sheriff in the very popular western series Tin Star. But COVID and the changing face of Hollywood have left him on the sidelines. To make...

Dr. Tonya T. Strickland’s Who Generated My Cheese? is an eye-opening yet approachable guide for anyone interested in AI. With humor, real-life anecdotes, and clear insights, the author takes a complex topic—generative AI—and makes it accessible to readers at all levels of tech knowledge. The...

Hop on for an adventure with a superhero and learn a few things about hearing protection with HearO Saves the Day by Adele Sandberg and Sherilyn M. Adler. Dave and his friends are playing in the park where the Annual Park Concert is being held....

Demystifying God: Redefining Black Theology in the Age of iGod by Shahidi Islam is a thought-provoking non-fiction work that examines the evolving nature of Black theology in the digital era. Islam explores how the Black struggle for justice and equality is transforming in the face...

Philanthropy is epitomized by an ethos of giving and the desire to leave a lasting legacy through charitable deeds. Non-profit organizations (NPOs) now provide around 10% of the jobs in America, making a major and growing contribution to society. Clay M. Grayson has provided a...

For Jock Mitchell, it has been five long years away from his loved ones. A prisoner of war at the infamous Stalag XXa, he has gradually learned to find joy in the little things if he wants to retain any hope that one day he...

Behind Bulletproof Glass: My Story About Prenatal Testing and Abortion in the United States by Linda Rönn follows Rönn on the journey of her second pregnancy after marrying John, a Navy officer. After learning about a potential chromosomal abnormality in their fetus from a non-invasive...