Kateryna Armenta's 100 Walls to be Broken explores the barriers that affect self-perception and behavior, beginning by categorizing them into "I," "Them," "Feelings," and "Other." She discusses overcoming self-doubt through questioning self-imposed standards and drawing inspiration from others. Armenta addresses practical obstacles such as readiness,...

The Kingdom of Trolls by author Rae St. Clair Bridgman is the fourth novel in the Middlegate saga. This engaging installment takes middle-grade listeners on a thrilling journey with cousins Sophie and Wil as they navigate unexpected challenges. From the disappearance of a priceless manuscript...

Successful Sister by Alicia Robinson is a short book that might be read as a presentation at a trade conference, but, though brief, its inherent wisdom extends to all readers. Ms. Robinson dedicates this tract to her sisters—both family and trade. She is a construction...

Alone Along Writers' Roads by Tom Wood is a romantic thriller. Three debut novelists want to change the world with their work but they didn't expect people to die for it. Davis Quigley used to be a beat broadcast reporter in Chicago. Bored with it,...

The Duchess and the Accidental Thief: Her Violet Empire #1 by Scott A Clark is a heist action novel with elaborate schemes and interesting characters. The Duchess, Francesca Nichols, and Mr. Jameson Owen have a vendetta against each other, both trying to pull one over...

Messerschmitt: History, with a Twist of Fiction by L. K. Tompkins is a fabulous spy thriller. The story unfolds in 1995. We meet Jack Kirkpatrick, a covert intelligence agent, as he sets off on a new covert and sensitive mission that requires a delicate approach....

Leadershit: Tales & Tools to Survive a Bad Boss & Have Fun at Work by Jake Brown is an interesting and informative read emphasizing problematic bosses at the office. The book involves stories from Brown’s career illustrating the demoralizing situations encountered under bad leadership. It...

In Angela D. Moss' The Case of the Burned Canvas, thirteen-year-old Morgan Draca and her best friends, Melanie and Sara, embark on a fabulous birthday trip to Chicago. All those sandy shores, amusement parks, fountains, cool sculptures, and monuments—the three friends have nothing but fun—except...

A Purpose for Patches: A Story of Compassion for Others and Learning Survival Signs and Tools by Gail L. Oxford with illustrations by Melissa Fox is a colorful and lively children’s book that tells the story of Patches, a guide dog. Patches’ purpose is to...

Twelfth Winter: Sequel to Summer of Two Worlds by J. Arthur Moore is a young adult coming-of-age tale about an orphaned white boy named Michael who was rescued as a toddler by a Sioux family and raised as their son, Prairie Cub. Now sent back...

Mark Kraver’s Janszoon offers a captivating fictional glimpse into Humphrey Bogart’s complex life. Set against the backdrop of Bogart’s career-defining moments, Kraver takes readers on a journey beyond the silver screen. The story takes an intriguing turn when Bogart receives a mysterious note, leading him...

A Glimpse Into The Real World Of A Dented Pearl is a collection of life-changing poems by Ayesha Muhammad. The poems have a consistent theme of family love and self-reflection. Muhammad creatively expresses her feelings for her siblings, parents, grandparents, and uncle. She also shows...

The Library of The Answers by Pier Ferrè is a fantasy novel about a magical library in Rome that offers comfort, healing, guidance, and support to its visitors. The story revolves around four patrons who visit the library, each burdened with different struggles. Giselle, a...

Rori Thornton's exceptionally titled In Which a Demon King Does Not Have a Romantic Interest in His Human Gardener is a romance novel unlike any other. The story follows Demon King Jurao, who has just finished a three-decade-long campaign, successfully crushing his enemies and embracing his...

In The Mousetrap Murders by Abraham Lopez, the story unfolds with Julian Gutierrez waking up disoriented in his car, struggling to recall how he got there. With his memory hazy and his body sore, Julian finds himself in a perplexing situation with no clear explanation....

Murder at the Summit is the fifth book in the Blake Sisters Travel Mysteries series by Carter Fielding. The adventures of the Blake Sisters continue as their summer getaway turns deadly. Whitt was looking forward to sunny skies and cool waters during a weekend retreat....

In Glenn Somodi's Olly & the Spores of Sapphire Creek, the second installment in the series, readers are immediately thrust into a world of hidden communities, fantastical creatures, and looming threats. Olly Appleton, having uncovered the secrets his grandfather guarded, now faces a new challenge...

The Hollywood Backlash Moon by Carolyn Summer Quinn revolves around Katie, an orphan raised by her uncle Trent and his wife Floriana in California. Katie forms a close bond with her cousin Clover, whose acting aspirations incite jealousy in Floriana. Hostility erupts when Clover lands...

A century ago, Kahlil Gibran wrote The Prophet, a revolutionary poetic narrative chronicling the journey of a wise man. In light of societal changes and the unique challenges women face today, Natalie Solomon and Greg Solomon have reimagined Gibran's work from a woman's perspective, presenting...

Hulking Headaches by Chip Colquhoun and Korky Paul is a delightful book that tells two heartwarming tales. The first story, Huff Mctough, follows a princess who feels useless and unwanted in her kingdom until she helps a hairy creature named Huff untangle his knotty hair,...