Trash Can Terry by Ian Griffin is a captivating romance set in the late 80s and early 90s. This book offers an intriguing exploration of love, compassion, and perseverance against the backdrop of a close-knit community. Follow the journey of Lucas and Autumn as their...

Immerse yourself in an enthralling collection of poems and intimate musings with Not A Monolith. Penned by Shantasha Naomi Laing, this captivating poetry collection contains four parts. Each part focuses on different themes, encompassing diverse topics, including love, yearning, pain, suffering, patriarchy, capitalism, Black representation...

Morris Hoffman’s Pinch Hitting is a novel about America’s favorite pastime. Joe Skelton is dying, and he tells a story in his sleep while his wife writes his words. Harold Fungo, whose transformation from a ballpark janitor known as “The Joltin’ Janitor” to a baseball...

The Silent Witness Mystery: Case Twins Adventures by Dorian Rockwood introduces the second adventure of identical twin brothers, Paul and Dan. During an innocent photoshoot, the brothers met an owner who refused to pay in a protection racket, and his business was torched. When the...

When children learn about compassion, they can develop empathy and understand the emotions of others and themselves. This is also helpful in dealing with difficult times. Author Tess Grandison explores these subjects in Louis and the Orphaned Peacock. The story begins with Bella, a peahen...

Till I Come Home by Gail Combs Oglesby is the second book of The Centenary Chronicles, Tales of American Women series, and is set during the impending American Revolutionary War against the British occupation in the mid-1700s. It is the story of an American-born wife...

Italian American by Luigina Vecchione, the second book in a series, is a captivating read for fans of historical fiction, family drama, and romance. Mariella leaves her native Italy, which revives after the horrible years of German occupation, and heads with her husband, Jack, to...

FBI Agent Clayton Rhodes had just successfully led an FBI undercover operation that had helped nab key players in the Sinaloa drug cartel along the West Coast. But he could hardly celebrate his victory with demons from his past haunting him. In a bid to...

Did you know Barbara Cooney was one of America's most beloved illustrators and painters? She also authored many popular and award-winning picture books for children. Because Barbara offers readers a chance to learn about the life and works of this extraordinary woman. Written by Sarah...

Roosevelt to Roosevelt: Presidential Nominating Conventions from 1904 to 1944 is a work of non-fiction in the government and politics genre. Penned by author Stan Haynes, this engaging work provides a comprehensive exploration of the pivotal role played by nominating conventions in shaping American political...

Covet the Chaos by Caleb Shawn Sully weaves a riveting narrative that bridges the chasm between the violence of war and the quest for peace. This literary fiction novel, based on a true story, paints a vivid portrait of a soldier’s tumultuous journey from the...

A well-seasoned adage playfully proclaims that men are born with two heads and only enough blood to run one at a time. Never has that been more true than in the case of Tucker Blue, the indefatigably single-minded and unwittingly charming anti-hero of Jack Dancer’s...

Project Übermensch is a work of fiction in the science fiction, mystery, and thriller genres. It is best suited to mature adult readers owing to scenes of sex and violence as well as the use of strong language throughout. Penned by author Lonnie Busch, this...

Learning to Fly by Chalon Linton is the third book in her Air Force Romance series. In this story, we meet Kasie Foster and her brother, Tucker. After losing his wife expectedly, he transfers to an Air Force Base in Texas to be able to...

Death by Distraction: The Purpose and Derailment of Humanity by Ryann Van Tine is a fascinating exploration of how contemporary distractions can derail the actual purpose of humankind. The author engages in a thoughtful study of modern-day society, shedding light on how technology, social media,...

"Sometimes the truth has a dark side," and the depth of that darkness is the only question. The Gods of Sleep by Robert Mix provides a good insight into the darkness of truth through the story of Sean Hastings, a materialistic insomniac. Despite all his...

Little Miss Linda Copes with Divorce is a children's picture book written by Linda J.M. Holloway and illustrated by Cameron Wilson. The story follows Linda, a little girl whose parents are going through a divorce. Linda notices the small changes that indicate her parents' marriage...

Connected by Fate is a non-fiction true crime account by LaDonna Humphrey. In December 1994, Melissa Ann Witt was abducted and her body was found in early 1995. The case has remained unsolved but has not been forgotten in Arkansas. LaDonna joined Detectives J. C....

Everything's Got Soul is a short steampunk adventure by Brian Thomas. Set in central London in the year 1851, the story follows a thirteen-year-old pneumatic messenger named Jack, who finds himself entangled with a resistance group that seeks to thwart the nefarious plans of Sir...

Soul Food for the Whole Family, written by Alina Olteanu with illustrations by Aurora Escobar is a book of 'Easy Stress Management Techniques for Children and Parents.' Children today experience stress as much as adults do, and this book offers plenty of meditation and other...