In the Name of Honor by Courtney Collins and Clarke Collins takes readers into the enthralling adventures of Dimitar, a High Knight in training. Dimitar delivers a heartrending message to Kahled, King of Blackburn, involving the death of his close friend, King Conrad. This tragedy...

Surviving the Stroke: A Minute with God by Marty Martin is a comprehensive guide for stroke survivors and their caregivers. The book is an inspiring narrative that blends practical advice with personal reflections, aiming to educate and empathize with those navigating the difficult stroke recovery...

The Fall of Selvandrea is the first book in The Draemeir Chronicle by Tim McKay. The story follows Valdaris, once a mere artillery captain, whose life is shattered when his homeland falls to a ruthless conqueror. But his fate takes an even darker turn when...

Treat yourselves to a hilarious rhyming tale of a mother and her young son with Guess What I've Just Seen? Written by Mickie B and illustrated by Francesca Watt, this picture book opens with a young boy named Charlie sitting down to have his favorite...

Do you know who you are? Have you ever wondered? In Grandma Bonnie’s Who? a young boy explores who he is. He wonders if he’s the eyes through which he sees. Or perhaps he’s the ears through which he hears. He wonders about his arms...

How to Deliver A Ransom by Rob Phayre is a deep dive into the real world of kidnapping for ransom (K&R) in its various forms, such as traditional K&R, ideological abductions, tiger kidnaps, and express kidnaps. Phayre details the stages of a K&R event, from...

When People Leave: A Story of Love, Lies, and Finding the Truth by Leslie A. Rasmussen will appeal to fans of dramas, mysteries, and women's fiction. A successful realtor, Carla Weiss takes her own life and leaves her three daughters, Morgan, Charlotte, and Abby, inconsolable. The...

NO! A Response to Donald J. Trump by Barry Robbins is a penetrating critique of authoritarianism by giving voice to objects and abstract concepts that bear witness to America's democratic decline. It’s a wildly creative take on politics, where everything from a coffee bean to...

The Biohunter by Ingrid Moon will appeal to dystopia, drama, action, and adventure fans. A catastrophic event called the Fracture changes the world drastically. Cities turn into fortresses behind the insurmountable walls, protecting them from deadly and dangerous wastelands. A biohunter named Axel Mercer who...

The Definitive Israel-Palestine Reader by BD Publishing is a comprehensive anthology that spans the history, politics, and cultural dynamics of one of the world’s most enduring conflicts. This meticulously compiled work is a historical and educational resource, offering a balanced presentation of the multifaceted issues...

The Queensblood Crown by Alex Bree is a stunning sequel in the Darkling Souls series, where destiny and sacrifice collide in heartbreaking ways. Queen Rianne, meant to be a ritual sacrifice, refuses to accept her fate even as the voices of a thousand ancestors haunt...

Coloring can be such a soothing pastime. Working through pages of animal images can be invigorating, especially when the animals have lovely, smiley faces. SuSid Publishing’s Stress Relief farm Animals Coloring Book contains fifty pages of easy-to-color animals. There’s no scenery, just all kinds of...

Plain Princess Jane by Jennifer Milne is a preteen adventure story. Princess Jane should be getting her magical gifts, but something has gone horribly wrong – her cat got them instead! While Lady Caterina is the perfect princess, Jane is just ordinary. Nothing can be...

Death by Trauma is a cozy mystery with an edge. Written by Abigail Keam, it is the latest installment in her long-running series about an amateur detective with a penchant for finding and solving murders in Kentucky Bluegrass country. In book 21, a cast of...

The Water Carriers by Gregory Greunke is a gripping environmental thriller set in a near-future world where controlling water means controlling power. The planet's freshwater supply has somehow ended up concentrated in just two places - Cambodia and the Ivory Coast. That's where we meet...

Pipe Dreams by Jen LiMarzi is for fans of chick lit, drama, romance, and women's fiction. Fifty-two-year-old Jackie Novak suddenly loses her job and livelihood. Now, she cannot afford her apartment in Chicago's popular neighborhood. Jackie learns from her sister, Debbie, that her ex-husband Dan's...

The Book of Aesop: The New World Order by Iam Oliver is an intriguing blend of political thriller with paranormal fiction, sci-fi, and romance. It is 2020 in England. Eric Pickles, a salesman for a toy company, is boarding a coach from London to Whitby,...

MaryAnn Shank’s Sor Juana, My Beloved: The Poetry, The Passion of Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz presents a tapestry of the life of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, one of Latin America’s most illustrious figures. The novel weaves biographical fiction by portraying the...

Children’s books are incredibly powerful vehicles of social messaging. When a book is written for a younger audience, it not only has the opportunity to teach and create space for challenging conversations among children but for their parents and caretakers as well. In My...

First Death by Kyona Jiles delves into the life of Kinsley Preston, a 21-year-old student of the University of Washington whose seemingly ordinary life undergoes an unexpected shift. After the deaths of her parents, Kinsley decides to take care of her Aunt Marie, her mother's...