Queens of Moirai (Descendants of The Fates Book 1) by Rhiannon Hargadon is a riveting and intoxicating retelling of the myth of the Fates. Morena has been locked in the Tower of Grace Castel for as long as she can remember. Losing her two siblings...

Maialen: The Keepers of Imbria by J. Barrett follows a decade after the decisive Battle of Queen’s End, as Imbria hangs in a precarious balance, haunted by the specter of war, famine, and a mysterious child with the potential to either save or shatter the...

Growing up, I was taught to never discuss politics or religion with those outside the family. I did not listen to this advice and am so glad that Katherine W. Schweit obviously didn’t either. More directly, the politics she discusses is gun ownership. In How...

Stop the Killing: How to End the Mass Shooting Crisis by Katherine Schweit addresses the thorny issue of guns and gun violence. The author has had a noteworthy career, from being in the media to obtaining a law degree and serving as a special agent...

Is the Devil on holiday or a full-out rampage? Victory over the Devil: Living above the Devil by FP Ebireri is a clarion call for Christians to wake up and embrace Christian living and true ministry as commissioned by Jesus Christ. A major part of...

In No More Gold Stars, author Carol Sanford critically examines the societal impact of behaviorism, tracing its roots to a transformative restructuring a century ago. Behaviorism, focused on observable behaviors, reshaped individuals into compliant entities, shifting societal roles and impacting sectors like advertising and workplace...

Tonechaser: Understanding Edward - My 26-Year Journey with Edward Van Halen is a work of non-fiction in the music and entertainment history, biography, and memoir subgenres. Penned by author Steve Rosen, the work is best suited to the general adult reading audience. The author, a...

Country on the Edge of Nowhere: Pais al Borde de la Nada is a set of Spanish and English prose pieces by Danilo López Román. The author describes someone he refers to only as a “man” who has lived a long life surrounded by cycles...

Cleveland, November 1971. A few months short of his retirement goal, Lieutenant Alex Wesner takes on a case involving a missing steel worker. Anton Wojcik reported for work at Rubicon Steel for his night shift at the blast furnace but never clocked out the next...

Tools to Stop Overthinking: A Teen Guide to Relief From Anxiety and Stress in an Age of Overwhelm by Jennifer Costanza, MA, LMFT is a self-help book aimed at helping teenagers overcome the adverse effects of overthinking while embracing overthinking as a superpower that can...

Drawing on her years of experience, Jennifer Costanza MA, LMFT offers insight into the issues many teenagers encounter and helps them recognize their worth in her empowering self-help guide Building Self-Worth: A Teen Guide to a Strong Sense of Self, Purpose, and Meaning. The work...

Flight of the Monarchs is a work of fiction in the recent historical, coming-of-age, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author M. H. Reardon. Set in 1960s America, the story revolves around Jeremy...

Frank's Shadow by Doug McIntyre revolves around Danny McKenna, whose recent loss of his father, Frank, occurs on the same day as Frank Sinatra's death. Danny is tasked with delivering his father's eulogy, but Frank, a WWII veteran, is a man Danny struggles to fully...

The Witchfinder's Serpent is the first installment in The Witches of Windsor series by Rande Goodwin. In the mid-seventeenth century, Malleus Hodge, Witchfinder General, is thrilled to finally execute an honest-to-goodness witch. His only regret is missing out on catching the witch's daughter, who would...

The Salt Line by Youval Shimoni, translated into English from Hebrew by Michael Sharp, is a work of literary fiction that, after a political assassination, has Russian Jewish rebel Poliakov running from the law and ending up in Leh, India. A British doctor, McKenzie, provides...

Good Morning, Rainforest by R. C. Roebuck is a children’s rhyming book that begins with the sun greeting the marvelous rainforest. The rhyme paints a vibrant picture of the rainforest, focusing on several of its elements and inhabitants, as well as the interaction between them....

The Bitcoin Conspiracy is a work of fiction in the suspense, intrigue, and thriller subgenres. It is best suited to adult readers and was penned by author Tom Callahan. This electrifying financial thriller takes readers on a high-stakes journey into a world where global politics,...

Kissing Asphalt by Delicia Niami is the memoir of a courageous woman who survived against all odds. Delicia and her brother were very young when their estranged father kidnapped them and then took them over to the other side of the world in Iraq. The...

Scriptless is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, autobiographical writing, and slice-of-life subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Carol McMillan. This poignant and thought-provoking memoir takes its audience on a journey through a tumultuous...

Unruly Pets by Diana Legere is a kids' picture book. Mr. Chadwick Martin McFerd has a lot of pets, but they are not your ordinary, run-of-the-mill animals. His fat cat is checkered and carries a pail. He has a bird, stripy and purple, who spends...