In the Family Way by Jacqueline Smith is a literary fiction novel set in the 1920s that follows Mary Maguire, a fatherless girl raised by her grandmother to be a devout Catholic. Mary faces a life-changing dilemma and chooses to fight back by joining Cumann...

Shuttler's Flick by Pullela Gopichand and Priya Kumar takes us through Pullela's epic badminton career, providing readers with profound life lessons and inspiring anecdotes. It's a story about the first Indian player in 20 years to make it to the men's singles finals at the...

Enigma Forced is a work of fiction in the terrorism thriller, suspense, and action genres, and is part of the Enigma Heirs series. It is best suited to the adult reading audience and contains some scenes of violence. Penned by author team Charles Breakfield and...

Murder at the Alma Mater by Katherine Anderson is a gripping read for fans of mystery, crime, and detective novels. Nora Phillips, an author of cozy mysteries, has little time to add another book to her best-selling series. Nora's editor is not happy with the...

Ivory Tower by Colin Heston is a clever homage to the Sherlock Holmes tradition, transplanting the classic detective duo into academia's quirky and insular world. The novel is structured as an anthology, with each story recounting a distinct mystery unraveled by the enigmatic Professor Thomas...

Lester Caine, a retired NYC detective, is contentedly living as a private investigator in West Palm Beach, Florida when an intriguing case lands on his doorstep. The shocking murder of Judge Desmond Vanderbilt puts Lester at the call of the police who desperately need his...

In Mind Burn by T. E. Bakutis and Rhett C. Bruno, Detective Cowan Soto investigates a mass shooting by Sheila Fisher, which is linked to illegal manipulations of Personal Brain Assistants (PBAs). The investigation uncovers a network of criminal activities, including black-market PBAs controlled by...

In REAL Psychology: Rational Emotional Analysis in Liberation, Dr. Scott Flagg presents a transformative framework for personal growth. This framework emphasizes self-awareness and emotional understanding, distinguishing between emotions and feelings to enhance relational dynamics. The book guides readers through the complexities of human experience, delving...

Silas on Sundays by Joel Shoemaker is a unique and fantastic children's picture book about finding your place. It's about Silas, who loves all the days of the week except Sundays. Silas is happy that they can be whoever they want at home. Every day...

Boxer Baby Battles Bedtime! by Mia Wenjen is a fun children’s story. It’s time for Boxer Baby’s nap, and it’s down to Dad to get her to sleep. But Boxer Baby is famous for refusing to take a nap. The battle is on as Dad...

Clean-up in Aisle 1: Money-saving Divorce Strategies for Women is a work of non-fiction in the finance, self-help, and inspirational writing genres. Penned by author Susin Micallef, this engaging work is a practical guide designed to help women strategically plan their divorces to ensure a...

Karin Ciholas' gripping historical novel, The Lighthouse, is the story of Simon of Cyrene and is set in the Roman Empire in the 1st century CE. The novel was inspired by the historical figure of Simon of Cyrene, a Jew and physician. In the Gospels of...

Jack Alexander, his lover Kara Dubois, and his younger sister Sarah, all agents of Quotient, a global spy agency, were vacationing in San Diego when they received a call from Martin Austin, the founder and leader of Quotient. According to Martin, the president of the...

Sirius, the Brightest Star in the Sky by Sue Elias opens with a young boy pointing to a star and asking his mother its name, which is Sirius. His mother also tells him that a long time ago Sirius was a kind and helpful star,...

The Buccaneers of St. Frederick Island: Sibby's Secret is penned by author Linda Maria Frank in the historical, adventure, and action genres for young independent readers. The plot sees Lily, Frank, Leon, Ryan, and Amelia embroiled in a thrilling adventure as they investigate the disappearance...

Being self-taught allows us to learn at our own pace and have control over the information we get. However, it is necessary to have a strategy and the right tools. Gary Dean Petersen helps us find our learning style in The Self-Education Manual. He begins...

In Cul-de-Sac: Neighborly Secrets. Deadly Desires by Liz Crowe, Amelia and Michael found their dream house on Connelly Court. They cannot wait to move in after being shocked to see that it fits so effortlessly within their budget. The previous owner was discovered dead in...

Sarah McKnight’s Carousel is a riveting YA horror story that centers around Laura Fitzpatrick, an 18-year-old introvert, and her crush, Maddie, who navigate the terrifying events that unfold after a fateful Halloween night. The novel opens with Laura, dressed as her favorite killer, at a...

In Reinhardt by Marianne Scott, undercover CIA agent Darren is in Moscow reporting on disarmament talks while evading the KGB. Local Ludmila pretends to be romantically involved with him but later steals crucial items including a strychnine capsule. After being abducted and transported in a...

Barbara A. Luker's The Right One is a spellbinding romantic tale with a tasteful mix of dramatic and suspenseful twists. Though leaving Minnesota and starting in a new place feels challenging for Andrea Taylor, she is lucky to have friends around, including her former roommate...