Journey of Souls by Rebecca Warner is full of drama, mystery, and mysticism. This book could easily have been called ‘The Decline of a Devout Lady’ as the Countess of Mirefoix starts with prayerful good intentions, but her first sin sets her on a course...

Heartbeats in Ink by Denise Alicea is a collection of 32 poems, most of them about love. The themes are generally positive and uplifting; they include topics such as romantic love, self-love, and even appreciating cats. The poems have a melodic rhythm to them. Most...

In Extremis by Matt Duggan follows Jack against the backdrop of the aftermath of California wildfires and, eventually, the murder of his friend Billy Barber. Evacuated and sheltered by Dr. Jan Thomason, Jack reflects on Billy's illicit dealings, uncovering a substantial sum of money. We...

Sometimes, one finds peace and joy in the unlikeliest situations. Almost Family by Ann Bancroft is such a story. It is about a mother, Liz, who is not appreciated. Liz lives all her adult life in turmoil and guilt. When she is diagnosed with terminal...

The Best Day Ever by K.D. McPhillips is a Christian children's book about believing in yourself and acceptance for children of all ages. It follows Chris as he tries to accept that he and his mother have had to move for the third time in...

Post: The Essential Guide to Creating Your Postpartum Self-Care Plan in Pregnancy by Dr. Emilie Wilson is a guide on developing a personalized self-care plan during pregnancy and especially after birth. Wilson provides an in-depth list of considerations backed by scientific research for women during...

Little Boy, I Know Your Name: A Second-Generation Memoir from Inherited Holocaust Trauma by Mitchell Raff is an insightful, heartwrenching story of the author's life. Mitchell's father and mother both endured the unspeakable evils perpetuated on the Jews during the Holocaust. This left them ill-equipped...

In Israh Azizi's first Heroes of the Empire series book, Velamir, a Chishman Academy student, confronts mortality on a perilous mission with three peers that becomes a reckoning of his past. Natassa, the emperor's daughter, plans to escape from an unwanted marriage, risking her life...

No Heart for a Thief is a work of fiction in the epic fantasy, dark adventure, action, and suspense subgenres, and forms the opening book of the Malitu series. The work is best suited to mature readers owing to scenes of violence, including violence against...

Dead-liner is a work of fiction in the science fiction, suspense, and thriller subgenres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to the use of explicit language throughout and some scenes of graphic violence. Penned by author Mori Grant, this gripping tale is set...

Adara Spence's Drawing Red starts with Lucy, an introverted artist, facing a difficult situation. She would soon be homeless as her mother and father were urging her to get a job so she could live independently. Being confined to her bedroom for most of the...

... Green and Blue, Planet Ocean, Me and You! by Janina Rossiter is an educational children's book for young readers from seven years of age and up. Janina creates a concept based on the color chart. Every color has its meaning in nature. These help...

The Secret of Redemption is a work of fiction in the recent historical, religious, and slice-of-life subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Jeffrey Gale, this intriguing tale delves into the intertwined lives of Rabbi Levin and his...

A direct descendant of the mythical Greek muse, Calliope, Emerson Page possesses a unique power. Like her mother and grandmother before her, she is a Starlighter, able to harness her inner light. Since her mother’s unfortunate death seven years ago, Emerson has wanted to complete...

In Jerusalem & the Three Conflicts by B. Lising, the theological significance of Jerusalem is investigated through biblical texts, accentuating its symbolism of peace, safety, and unity with God. The absence of the sea in the new heaven and earth represents the removal of barriers...

Amadeo Modigliani established himself as a highly skilled artist. His creations adorned the halls of notable individuals, and his skills were recognized by all those who regarded themselves as experts in European art. But beneath the breathtaking artwork was a man battling too many health...

Floss the Wobbly Flamingo by Joanne Moore is a heartwarming tale about a flamingo named Floss who stands out for her determination and positivity, despite her wobbly legs. Unlike most flamingos known for their grace and balance, Floss struggles to stand, but she doesn’t let...

Frances the Flamingo follows her flock on their way to the south. It's her first migration, and Frances loves it very much. The leader of the flock warns Frances to stay in the formation. Enchanted with the view, Frances doesn't notice the approaching storm and...

Because I Love Me by Cynthia Tatum Robinson is a children's affirmation book about self-acceptance and individuality. In it, children see their reflection and recognize their unique qualities, such as smile, skin tone, hair texture, and marks like freckles or scars. The book states that...

In The Goodwill Jar, Nick Rowe looks back on his upbringing and influential figures who shaped his understanding of relationships and values. He credits difficult childhood experiences, such as bullying and racial discrimination, as catalysts for teaching resilience and empathy. Rowe emphasizes the importance of...