Mommy’s Boy by Jennifer Huston Schaeffer is a memoir that chronicles the author’s touching journey with her beloved dog, Benny. When Jennifer first met Benny, she knew they were meant for each other. His excitement was evident, and it was as if he understood that...

Rossana D’Antonio's 26 Seconds delivers a heartrending memoir that examines profound grief and the complex aftermath of a devastating plane crash that claimed her pilot brother Cesare’s life. This book explores personal loss and critiques the blame culture surrounding such tragedies, offering a deeper understanding...

God, Incorporated by Steven Taunton takes readers on an imaginative and thought-provoking journey into a world where a mysterious company offers absolute truths for a price. The story begins in modern-day New York City with a cryptic advertisement inviting people to visit the enigmatic shopfront...

Tate and the Lost Star by Nicholas Wynn is a beautifully crafted story set against golden sands and vast skies. The simplicity of the setting contrasts with the journey of its young protagonist, Tate. The story begins with the discovery of a flickering fallen star...

Codex is the second novel in The Serpents of Caesar series by author T. R. Burgess. Set in first-century Rome, the story has themes of political intrigue, treachery, and espionage. The story follows Verendus, an elite Praetorian Guard officer, who becomes a fugitive after being...

Yellow Door: The Journal of a Wish by C Faherty Brown tells us about a woman named Bronagh who decided to abandon the forced routine of her job and the overwhelming modern environment that felt like a hamster cage. She decided to have a simple...

Cinzano: Champion, Convict and Legend by Daniel Torres Rodríguez tells the story of Cinzano, a racehorse whose career was marked by triumph and scandal. Initially purchased by Roberto Forné at an auction, Cinzano showed immense potential under the training of Pablo Gelsi. He quickly became...

In An Old Remedy by Jo A. Hiestand and Paul Hornung, the villagers near Stanton Moor hold their traditional May Day celebration every year. But this year, the festivities turn dark when a human arm is discovered inside a refrigerator early in the morning. The...

In Eight Minutes by Gregory N. Whitis, after learning the fate awaiting Earth, Dr. Bassar commits suicide. His assistant, Dr. Tate, is at home with his family when this happens. The president sends a team led by Jupp, who has numerous secrets surrounding him, to...

Emily Pattullo's 12 Creative Steps is a transformative journey that inspires readers to introspect and redefine their lives through thought-provoking exercises and reflections. This self-help guide aims to unlock personal potential by thoroughly examining your current life and goals. Pattullo’s holistic method fuses traditional, spiritual,...

Make Things in America: How Tax Reform Can Reduce the Tax Burden on American Workers and the Businesses That Employ Them by James R. Olsen is an insightful monograph that explores the economic challenges and necessary reforms to revitalize American manufacturing and labor. Olsen presents...

The Midnight Carriage by Aether Drake finds Elise standing alone at an old train station. A mysterious train pulls into the station, and Elise feels compelled to board it. The ominous conductor asks whether she has brought her baggage, and she seats herself alongside a...

Diary of My Dreams by Dr Hazem Nassar is 37 pages long and a mile deep. On the surface, it looks like a children’s picture book, but once you begin reading, you realize it is much, much more. The boy in this book is a...

Risk: A Life Saved by the River by Susan Norman is a gripping memoir of courage, motherhood, and resilience that explores the intersection of extreme sports and parenthood. Susan, a former whitewater world champion, faces her greatest challenge as a first-time mother after menopause while...

Bridges by Linda Griffin is a poignant story set in 1963 that explores an unexpected connection between Neil Vincent, a WWII veteran working as a chauffeur, and Mary Claire DeWinter, a young blind woman who has recently inherited her grandfather's estate. Despite their differences in...

A Gift of Life by Rachelle Burk is a heartwarming and educational picture book about organ and tissue donation. The story revolves around Sam, Noah's loving and caring father. Sam's generous spirit brings smiles to those around him. Unfortunately, tragedy strikes, and the doctors inform...

The Monmouth Manifesto by James Arnett is an engaging historical novel that brings a fresh perspective to the American Revolution by focusing on the often-overlooked Loyalists. Through the lives of Richard Lippincott and James Moody, the novel explores the brutal complexities of loyalty, friendship, and...

The Generous Leader by Joe Davis is about leading with empathy and a deep understanding of human needs. It highlights the importance of adopting a humane approach to leadership and focusing on building healthy relationships with people at work. Leaders who wish to get the...

Thom Mayer MD takes a fresh look at leadership in Leadership Is Worthless...But Leading Is Priceless: What I Learned from 9/11, the NFL, and Ukraine. He redefines leadership by explaining the apparent contradiction in the title, pointing out that leadership is a noun and simply...

I Respectfully Disagree: How to Have Difficult Conversations in a Divided World by Justin Jones-Fosu provides a thorough guide to handling contentious discussions with grace and understanding. This book is essential for anyone looking to enhance their communication skills in both personal and professional settings...