“Sometimes being unschooled is an advantage in art: you have more freedom to unlock your emotions . . . to not know when you’ve crossed a boundary that probably shouldn’t have been there in the first place.” Boundaries fade in Vaulted Night (A Novella of...

Bunny’s Big Day of Sounds by Cansu Ozer is a fun and educational book for young children. The illustrations and playful color palette created by Febriyana Fadillah work perfectly as the book encourages early speech and verbal imitation skills in toddlers and children with speech...

Tara Lynn Masih’s The Silent Women is set during World War II, when sixteen-year-old Song Holloway lives with her widowed mother in Andover, Massachusetts, after the Dust Bowl drove them east from Oklahoma. As local farming moves toward civilian wartime labor, Song takes a job...

Sometimes the hardest part of finding the right person is figuring out what kind of love you really want. In Chasing the Perfect Spark by Dana Lucka, Daniella “Dani” Babich is starting over after a broken engagement leaves her questioning what comes next. She starts...

Little Bear Betty by Betty Pasghetti is a charming picture book that brings children into a delightful woodsy world. This is the story of a little bear named Betty, who's having a little trouble saying the word ‘spaghetti.’ For whatever reason, it keeps coming out...

Medicare Made Simple 2026 by Margaret Whitfield explains how someone approaching Medicare can turn an unfamiliar system into decisions based on their circumstances. Whitfield begins with the enrollment date that determines when coverage should start, then shows how that date affects the path a reader...

Charles Weatherly is a veteran tax and strategy professional with over four decades of experience working as an advisor on financial compliance and strategic matters to organizations across 40 different business sectors. With The Valuable Business, Weatherly offers entrepreneurs, business owners, corporate professionals, and executives...

The Horn of Caninia by Eddie Ferguson follows twelve-year-old Ian Richards, who's dreading his family's move from San Antonio to a sprawling old house out in Texas bayou country, mosquitoes and all. But the backyard hides more than swamp water. Ian finds strange symbols carved...

T.K. Toppin’s The Dark Without follows Dr. Esme Morrant, a genealogist-anthropologist in 7631 whose discovery of an ancient journal threatens everything humanity believes about Sibyl, the woman credited with leading civilization out of a ruined Earth. Scientific testing dates the journal a thousand years earlier...

Breakfast at Bernie’s: Waffles and Wisdom by D. L. Norris is a delightfully charming tale of small-town, rural America and the inhabitants who keep it alive and functioning. Columbus, Wisconsin, is the epitome of any small, rural settlement, where the social center is the local...

Andrew Tartar’s The Next Shift is a youth hockey coaching guide about helping volunteer coaches create a team environment where players can learn the game and want to return. Tartar begins with why children come to the rink and how coaches should define success. Trust...

Kristina Elyse Butke’s The Step and the Walk, book two in The Darkening Gate series, follows Andresh Zatavier, a magician studying literature at the University of Evandra, where an alchemical text offers a path to defeating death. Determined to pursue the Magnum Opus, a ritual...

Feathers, Treasures & Sandy Paws is an appealing trilogy by a handsome, blue-eyed border collie named Barney, obligingly typed by Shirley Lee Baldwin. It takes readers to the world of the port village of Hansford Landing and the varied adventures of young Jack Cooper and...

The Secret-Keeper’s Shipwreck: Mayhem in Gold Rush San Francisco by Jess Wells is a delightful historical novel set in the Wild West early days of San Francisco. Before gold was discovered, San Francisco was nothing more than a tiny, poor village by the bay without...

Aleksander Szeser’s Dissonance follows Kira Hunt, a thirty-six-year-old Los Angeles physical therapist whose home life with philosophy-professor husband Max revolves around their three-year-old daughter, Rebecca. At a child’s birthday party, Rebecca hands Kira a message from a stranger who somehow knows where to find her....

Sometimes fate intervenes when you least expect it. In Somewhere Between Rome and Home by John Reizer, Americans Nathan Wells and Stephanie Bentley both miss their flights home and find themselves stranded in Rome, Italy. He’s an architect from Boston, she’s a teacher from Seattle,...

Sometimes the things that make us feel different are the very things that can lead us where we’re meant to be. In Clancy: A Gift of Christmas Story by A.K. Miller, the camels of Cameltown gather for an exciting tradition. Everyone is waiting to find...

In Tides, Lies, and Alibis by Taffy Beach, take a trip back to the '90s and visit a small town in Florida. Kate MacGregor is an artist, and while her name gives her a reputation as the last heir of a Florida dynasty, it certainly...

Grace is a widow. Her husband, Mitch, died last year, and she has their farm up for sale. She is struggling with the sale process as the first offer, which seemed firm, is now in jeopardy. The property manager quit, and the potential buyers are...

The Webheads currently rule the streets of Seattle; they’ve already taken out the Killer Owls, and the Black Widows are trying to muscle in. Brothers Max and Jax Barrow lead the Webheads, but a power play is coming through the ranks that they don’t see...