Fentoscience by V.S. Sury is a highly engaging book that comprehensively explains physics concepts and philosophical insights. The book reflects on the principles of space, matter, motion, and creation and offers different insights in detail that are contrary to the prevailing scientific principles. The author...

Peter E. Boroch's The Man in the Leather Jacket immediately immerses readers in a scene filled with action surrounding Hector, the complex anti-hero. The opening sequence, set in Payne’s Bar, is charged with suspense and anticipation, vividly capturing Hector’s tense interactions with the bar’s patrons....

Isle of Dragons by L.A. Thompson is the captivating first book in the Isle of Dragons series, blending children’s and YA sci-fi fantasy in a thrilling narrative. The story opens with 16-year-old Jade, who is on the run through a forest, escaping in her malfunctioning...

Gabriel Farago’s Murder on the Ghan unfolds with the gripping allure of an Australian outback tale fused with a murder mystery. The narrative kicks off with a captivating scene featuring Jimmy Bingarra, a young Aboriginal miner whose prophetic dream sets in motion a chain of...

People suffer from addiction issues all over the world and it's a tough road back to recovery. Yosef Kutner struggled with alcoholism for decades before he found the strength to refrain from using alcohol to deal with life. In Everyone Is Addicted, Kutner presents a...

In Robin Hawdon’s World War II novel Dinner with Churchill, young Lucy dreams of a life beyond her family’s bakery in a sleepy English lake town. When her brother joins the army, Lucy moves to London where she enrolls in a secretarial school. After months...

When readers of the first three books about Dahlia Hughes, successful author/heiress, learn that Dahlia’s jet is crashing into the ocean, they most likely conclude that’s the last we’ll hear of Dahlia. Ah…not so fast. She may be gone but a new protagonist, Dahlia’s publisher,...

Tales From the Pandemic 2020-2021 is a work of non-fiction in the health, slice-of-life, and recent memoir genres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Robert Goldszer, this work offers a compelling collection of personal stories documenting the author's...

Null and Void is the first book of The Last Kitsune series by J.S. Scheffel. Raised by her adoptive Troll parents, Taisetsuna Jotun (Tai) has never displayed any powers of her own, and it has earned her the moniker of Null among the supernatural community....

From The Sky by J. E. Nicassio is a riveting blend of romance, mystery, and interstellar intrigue that captivates readers from the first page. The story follows Samantha Hunter, whose life takes a dramatic turn after a miraculous escape from a deadly car crash. Little...

The Long Goodbye is a work of non-fiction penned by author Shannon Hayes in the self-help, emotive writing, and grief and hardship genres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. In this unique and heartfelt work, the author provides an intimate account...

In Tales From The Starlight Kingdom by Michael Andrews, the Starlight Kingdom is full of dreams and magical things. The Starlight Compass guides young dreamers to the place they want to go. The King and Queen are celestial guides, too, with a comet-tail crown and...

Elliott Parker's The Illusion of Innovation critiques Jack Welch’s efficiency-focused management for restricting innovation through inflexibility, contrasting it with Reed Hastings' experimental approach at Netflix, which supports adaptive business model changes. Parker discusses the transition from centralized corporate structures to decentralized models enabled by increased...

Too Many Stones is a work of fiction in the literary, social, and emotive writing genres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to the serious content around child abuse. Penned by author Rodney Nelsestuen, this powerful novel tells the story of Evelyn Toraason,...

In Deep Utopia: Life and Meaning in a Solved World, author Nick Bostrom presents a thought-provoking exploration of a post-instrumental world where AI has been successfully integrated into society. The book opens with a conversation on a Monday between Tessius and Firafix. They are attending...

Beyond Our Self-Image by N.T. Hettigei is a self-help guide that offers a unique approach to experiencing true happiness and inner peace by exploring the concept of self-image and the noble heart. The book presents practical exercises to help readers break free from their limiting...

Creativity implies self-confidence and develops critical thinking. This also allows us to express ourselves freely, which helps children grow in an emotionally healthy way. Jenny Shann promotes these ideas in Hermes and the Magic Map. In this story, Hermes paints by his bedroom window with...

Where the River Runs Red by Howard K. Pollack is a crime thriller centered around Sawyer Greer and her quest to free her brother Chad Greer from a murder charge. Recently hired by the D.A.’s office, Sawyer believes her brother was wrongly accused of murder...

God's Divine Order is a work of non-fiction in the inspirational writing, religious devotional, and slice-of-life genres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Kimberly Bess, this unique work offers step-by-step guidance for accepting Jesus as Lord and Savior,...

Wild Call to Boulder Field by Robert Ronning is an adventure story that is both engaging and educational. This well-researched tale stars Wade, an on-leave ranger whose dog recently went missing during a storm. Katy, his girlfriend, urges Wade to find solace on an Arizona...