In Cave as Labyrinth, Alan Ponikvar's analysis of Socratic philosophy through Plato’s dialogue "Meno" examines Socrates’ use of professed ignorance as a method of inquiry. Socrates' approach involves challenging conventional definitions of virtue by exposing contradictions and prompting reevaluation. He contrasts with sophists by focusing...

Louis Holder's End of the Road is a comprehensive survey of economic theories and policies, spanning from Adam Smith's advocacy of free markets to contemporary debates on inflation targeting and income inequality. Holder critiques various economic systems and governmental actions, and their impacts on wealth...

Making Connections: Expectations, Experiences and Revelations is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, family saga, and slice-of-life genres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Elly Dotseth, this introspective work explores the author's early life, shaped by family...

Friends come and go in life and sometimes it’s really hard to say goodbye to a good friend. In Deborah Burke Henderson’s The GIFTS Friends Give Us, Little Rusty, a bunny, is sad because he has to say goodbye to his best and only...

Alphabet Monsters by Michelle L. Dean is a vibrant and imaginative book that introduces young readers to the alphabet in an exceptionally creative way. The story begins at a pond with Letters A and B, affectionately named Ava and Bob. As they enjoy their time...

Aestrangel the Risen is an epic dark fantasy novel by Maria DeVivo. Aestrangel, the commanding general of Lucifer's Order of the Daimons, is haunted by memories of her time with Jake Parker. After defying Lucifer's orders, she becomes a captive in the Black Keep of...

On Deck: Memoir of a Life Well-Lived is penned by author David Del Bosque in the memoir, drama, and slice-of-life genres. This is a candid and moving exploration of triumphs, challenges, and self-discovery. From his humble beginnings in Alice, Texas, to the sun-drenched beaches of...

Pay Matters by David Weaver is a comprehensive guide to the art and science of employee compensation. The book emphasizes the need for organizations to approach compensation with a plan that focuses on creating a fair and effective compensation system that considers four pillars: internal...

In Brooke Holmes' Unjust, Jason Michelson is hired by one of the most prestigious law firms in Minneapolis and works an average of 120 hours a week. He lives frugally and, as a workaholic, he is a rising star in Goldstein Brandt Miller and Fredrickson...

Walking With Anne Brontë, Insights and Reflections: An Anthology by Tim Whittome is a book combining the works of a dozen writers and artists in an in-depth exploration of the novelist, poet, and youngest member of the famed literary Brontë family, Anne. The inclusions range...

From the White House to the Amish: A Story Inspired by the Life of Thomas E. Kirkman by Katrina Hoover Lee is a beautifully written Christian historical fiction novel. This story follows the life of the famous White House artist Thomas E. Kirkman and the...

In D.O.L.: City Lights, authors Jason Logan Maxwell and Bryan A Hill take readers on an evocative journey through the gritty streets of Queens, New York, where life's stark realities converge with its characters' relentless aspirations. This first installment of the D.O.L series follows Lilly...

In Addiction Logic: Treating the Cause, Not the Symptom by Rick Breitweiser, addiction is characterized as a chronic medical condition involving uncontrollable substance abuse or behavior despite negative consequences. He discusses the disorder arising from genetic predispositions, traumatic experiences, mental health issues, and the brain's...

Hop on for a fascinating wilderness adventure in ancient Greece with Robert Bullock's Mr. Robert's Lagoon. Complemented by captivating illustrations, the book follows the experiences of the famous Greek philosopher Aristotle on a tour of Lesbos, an island in the Aegean Sea. In 345 BC,...

Wolf Tech 1: New Beginning by Adam Webster introduces readers to a unique blend of modern technology and ancient pack dynamics in a shape-shifter society that balances duty, hierarchy, and personal transformation. We’re with Adam, a young man whose journey into wolfhood begins with a...

Atlantis and The Seven Andarean Orbs is a work of fiction in the science fiction, fantasy, and epic adventure genres, penned by author Mario Messina-Azekri for young adult readers. In this gripping tale, the celestial astro-alchemist Ariom must save Atlantis, a mystical continent created by...

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...