In Dustoff Down: Blackout Trail by Linda Naughton, a Black Hawk Medevac helicopter is brought down by an EMP during a rescue mission, crashing into a forest in the Maine wilderness. Julia Song is a flight medic, and it’s up to her to get her...

Zombies Anonymous by Myunique C. Green follows Nellie Carter, a journalist assigned to cover Zombies Anonymous, a support group for reformed zombies led by Javier Mendez. As she investigates, she becomes more intrigued by Javier's past and the complications reformed zombies face. As part of...

I Am King Chameleon! I Demand to be Seen! by Ben Okon is a vibrant and engaging seek-and-find children’s book that captures the imagination with its colorful narrative and illustrations. The story revolves around King Chameleon, a charismatic character who seeks attention and recognition in...

Gizmo Goes to Yellowstone by Heidi Heisel follows Gizmo, a small, tailless dog, heading out on a journey to Yellowstone in search of a tail to fit in with other animals. Along the way, he encounters various creatures, including antelope, deer, buffalo, a raven, and...

Early This Morning by Darrell Berry kicks off with Major General Andy Wells, who oversees a covert mission involving a unit of predominantly homosexual soldiers, led by Lieutenant Colonel Trent Barnes. Trent begins to question the unique composition of his team and the unusual medical...

In The Soul’s Awakening by Shireen Anne Jeejeebhoy, Charlotte Elisabeth chooses a medically assisted death to end her suffering, only to awaken in a bizarre unreality in which nothing is as it should be. Rather than finding peace, she is thrust into a perplexing existence...

In Reviving the Heart of Leadership, James Decker discusses his leadership journey and the role of compassion, empathy, and growth in leading healthcare organizations. He speaks on the importance of emotional intelligence in leadership, drawing from his own experience. Decker stresses that effective leadership requires...

Girl in Flight by Catherine Buchanan Richardson is a raw and captivating memoir that immerses readers in the highs and lows of a childhood shaped by privilege, chaos, and resilience. The author recounts her journey growing up amid the glitz and glamor of Manhattan and...

My Elbert by Karen Dropps is a historical fiction tale set in Nantucket, Massachusetts. Zilla, a preacher’s daughter, is a young woman who is expected to marry her father’s replacement. Her parents have chosen more than one suitable man for both positions. The problem is...

Violet is Blue by Anne Shaw Heinrich revolves around the people living in Poulson: rich and poor, givers and takers, parents and children, the dignified and the greedy. Like any other town or city, Poulson has a good side and a bad side. The Sellers family...

Crossing the Yellowstone: The Saga of a Montana Ranch Family is a journey into American history from 1894 to the 1940s. It was an era that followed the gold rush and civil war, at a time when the “Wild West” had been tamed, at least...

First-Century Faith by James Collazo explores Christian theology through a unique lens, mixing biblical teachings with personal and cultural observations. Collazo investigates the resilience of the Arctic woolly bear caterpillar, using it as a metaphor for divine design and resurrection. He speaks on significant theological...

In Welcome Back to the World, Rob Davidson offers readers an enthralling collection of six short stories and a novella. A university budget analyst unwittingly becomes the subject of an eccentric street photographer who helps bring out his inner artist. A heartbroken American expat in...

The Weight of Paper Cranes: A Novella of Survival and Dignity in Ukraine by Barry Robbins is a story where twenty-three neighbors find themselves bonded by hope in a basement shelter beneath war-torn Kharkiv. As bombs reduce their city to rubble, they form an unlikely...

A Third Term by Paul Greenberg is a tale that wittily delves into the questionable aspects of America's politics. The year is 2028, and a certain tyrannical Republican U.S. president is contemplating running for a third presidential term. Such a feat is forbidden, but anything...

Colorsss by Deborah A. Hutchinson is a unique and fascinating introduction to snakes using their striking colors. The rhyming text accompanies one full-color image per spread. The first photo shows a snake hatching out of a white egg. From there, the variety and colors increase....

Authors Megan Engelhardt and Mark Beall bring readers a gripping tale of supernatural horror in The Way We Used to Walk. Charlie, his wife Mona, and his friends Smitha, Alice, Inez, and Joe were close in college until an extraordinary event made them drift apart....

D. L. Orton's breathtaking novel, Hive, unfolds in a futuristic setting where life is no longer sustainable on Earth. The last survivors are living in a biodome, waiting for life to come to an end. The fate of this world has been tragically altered by...

God, Science, and a Really Dumb Experiment by Sasha DeVore is a fun story about an experiment that doesn’t go quite as planned. Alex is on summer break and all she wants is a respite from the kids she teaches. What she doesn’t expect is...

After losing her first husband, Cassandra ‘Cassy’ Silver marries Steve, and they move to Balkan, a small mountain town where the town’s mayor, Steve’s sister, has offered her the Police Chief position. Cassy had hoped for a calm life, but her marriage to Steve seemed...