Andrea Hyatt puts a fresh twist on two of the most popular children's tales with Goldie and the Three Kind Bears. This picture book follows the story of a young girl named Goldie and a bear family of three who unexpectedly find her in their...

Daryl Rothman’s Gospel melds the raw essence of human frailty with moral dilemmas and existential depth. The novel explores themes of redemption, sacrifice, and the lasting impact of guilt. The main character, Jacob Fallon, is a writer facing financial difficulties, a troubled marriage, and the...

Brianna MacMahon’s The Great Dempseys is a nuanced tale of ambition, privilege, and identity through the eyes of Audrey Nielsen, a teen thrust right into the middle of Manhattan’s elite. The setting takes readers back to 1980s New York, where Audrey, a scholarship student at...

The Change Guidebook by Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino is a comprehensive self-help resource designed to empower readers to make meaningful changes in their lives. It presents a structured ten-point framework that includes assessment, choice, discovery, growth, support, implementation, acceptance, engagement, mastery, and impact. This framework helps readers...

When a ladybug lands on you, it is supposed to bring you luck. In Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino's book The Very Lucky Ladybug, Dot the Ladybug feels lucky herself. She lives in an idyllic garden with her friends, the mice, bugs, and Carmelo the cat. Dot enjoys...

The Ministry of Flowers by Guy Arthur Simpson is a highly intriguing novella that follows the story and experiences of Lorenzo who, with his wife and partner, lives in a world that is visibly and terrifyingly changing daily. Lorenzo is perceptive and intelligent, a man...

Saving Vincent by Joan Fernandez centers around Jo van Gogh Bonger, the widow of Theo van Gogh, as she pushes boundaries in the fight to preserve and promote the legacy of her brother-in-law, Vincent van Gogh, after Theo’s death. Jo is determined to make sure...

Thickafog by Caleb Mason is a psychological murder mystery that takes place on a beautifully remote island called Archer Island. Jon Davis has a problem: he’s an alcoholic, a trait he believes he inherited from his father, Robert. But this isn’t even his worst problem....

Dr. Annise Mabry’s Educational Disobedience: A Mom Who Became a Movement is an inspiring and thought-provoking read that redefines how we view education. With professional expertise and personal experience, Mabry offers a heartfelt and actionable guide for parents and educators seeking to transform how children...

The Isle of Kin by Adrian Lowe follows August, who arrives from a dystopian mainland on the Isle of Kin, an invitation-only sanctuary mysteriously linked to his father, driven by an opal and his father’s diary. August is initially faced with suspicion by the islanders...

Shanghai'd by Curtis Stephen Burdick plunges readers into the raw and unforgiving reality of the 1849 California Gold Rush, a period marked by extraordinary human resilience and desperate survival. The narrative follows Joshua Cabot, who is brutally kidnapped and forced aboard a merchant ship, transforming...

In Sean Quarmby's Room 23, John Quinlan became a member of the U.S. Secret Service, where he was assigned to the Counterfeit Currency unit. Quinlan’s objective was to dismantle a covert scheme designed to perfect the APEX counterfeit $100 bill that was circulating in the...

Feeling alive in the summer? Are you expecting to be on your way to the seaside for some sea foam and seashells with the family? Just wait until you grab a copy of London Baby Seaside: What Came With Wave by Lande Jewels. It’s a...

The memoir, Barely Visible: Mothering a Son Through His Misunderstood Asperger Syndrome, follows author Kathleen Somers' path as a mother raising her son, Jack, who has Asperger syndrome. Somers shares the impact of the loss of her first child, Angela, and the subsequent birth of...

Own Your Future: One Woman’s Story of Immigration and Financial Freedom by Echo Huang offers practical guidance on wealth management, showing readers what is necessary and how to take control of your financial journey, no matter your starting point. Drawing from her personal experience as...

Nite Nite, Piggies by Jane E. Ruth is a short bedtime children's story about a father, daughter, and a host of little piggies preparing to go to bed. Like clever young children, these piggies come up with amusingly creative ways of delaying bedtime. Whether it's...

Retirement Planning That Delivers by Pete Bosse PhD CFP offers a unique look at ways to better your perspective on retirement and your future. Not only will you learn how to persevere through life's challenges to achieve the things that matter most, but you will...

James Theimer's 77 Days is a political thriller with intricate plotting and dynamic characters. Set in a world on the brink of chaos, the novel explores the dramatic events unfolding over 77 days following a contentious U.S. presidential election. The story is about the Hamilton...

Corruption in Capital City is the second book in N.G. Avant's Capital City series. The protagonist is Calista Caldwell, the quick-witted, recently rehired political assistant of Councillor Ralph Mastronzo. Amid the new election year, Ralph is as demanding as ever and eager to secure his...

Backyard Politics: A Psychological Understanding of Today's Political and Social Divide by Craig B. Wiener is an analytical exploration of contemporary society's ideological rifts. Through the lens of two archetypal perspectives—the "Protectors," who prioritize systemic change and external remediation, and the "Promoters," who champion individual...