Martin Tiongson relocated from the Philippines to the USA. His business guidebook, Something to Be Proud Of, tells the story of 14 years of his life. During that period, 2011 to 2024, he operated and owned three small businesses. The reader gets a first-hand look...

Some Species of Outsider-ness by Angela Grey and Paige Peterson is a poignant coming-of-age novel for young adult readers. Piper Quesenberry and Slater Hartmann are two teens who feel like outsiders for different reasons. Piper is battling bipolar disorder, and Slater is recovering from Guillain-Barré...

The unexpected loss of a loved one often leaves deep scars that can endure long after the event. Dalia Abdulfatah experienced such a trauma when her close friend, family member, and confidant Talal was tragically killed in a motor car accident at just 19. It...

Kjell-Vidar Åhman Teig's 3 Stones for the Nixie: Stories of Life and Death in Øyerstad follows Robert and the Baastad family across key moments in his life, shaped by trauma, loss, and supernatural encounters. In The Manure Pit, a troubled home life and peer pressure...

Created and illustrated by Bub, Eight Fairy Nights is a children's picture book that celebrates the Jewish festival of Hanukkah and delves into how it came to be. A long time ago, King Antiochus wanted all his people to follow his beliefs and ordered his...

Whispers of the Architect's Labyrinth by Drake Kimball is a work of epic fantasy featuring larger-than-life characters and a phenomenal conflict that sweeps across worlds and every aspect of life. The narrative explores the proverbial conflict between good and evil, examining themes of fate, rebellion,...

Infinite Paradise by Dianne Ebertt Beeaff is a memoir that immerses readers in a heartfelt connection with nature. The narrative weaves personal reflections with the physical transformations of a sixteen-acre tract in Southern Ontario, artfully depicted as an embodiment of paradise. Throughout the memoir, Beeaff...

Grover Wilcox Goes to the Circus by Martin Lastrapes is an urban fantasy about Grover Wilcox, an English professor who always dreamed of joining the circus but never had any real skills. Until a kitchen fire in which he should have died but didn’t. Grover...

In Fleet Landing by Wendy Gee, Nathan Sharpe was unjustly sentenced for the central train station fire that resulted in the deaths of thirty-nine individuals. Rob Noble established the Innocence Network to assist clients of color who were financially disadvantaged, and he asked for TV...

John Houston's Absolute Ibis Monarchy is a thought-provoking exploration of spiritual and philosophical themes woven into a narrative that challenges conventional views on governance, monarchy, and the divine. This work, part of The Ibis Trilogy, follows The Sacred Ibis Speaks and Ibis Initiation Time and...

Storms: A ‘Crossed Paths’ Prequel Novella by Jo A. Hiestand interweaves the melancholic undertones of lost connections with the mystery of human relationships, all set in a quaint English village. This novella serves as a prequel to the larger McLaren Mystery series, providing a deeper...

Auto Antenna: An Enchanted Guide to Santa Fe & A Vague Blueprint to the Cosmos by Stavo Mustang Craft blends elements of memoir, fiction, and inspirational guidance into a captivating narrative. Set against the vibrant and mystical backdrop of Santa Fe, the story follows Cybilline,...

Internationally Known, Locally Disrespected by Eddie Doyle is an absorbing collection of true stories from the front seat of an Uber. It provides a gritty, humorous, and sometimes raw look at the range of human experiences through the eyes of a Philadelphia-based driver. Doyle’s narrative...

Harnessing Purpose: A Marketer’s Guide to Inspiring Connection by Melissa Fors Shackelford provides a transformative perspective on the marketing profession, shifting the focus from traditional metrics to the power of purpose-driven marketing. Shackelford begins by challenging marketers to examine the “why” behind their efforts, advocating...

Mind Your Growth by Nav Jassi offers a captivating narrative on personal development that transcends standard self-help tropes. This book does not merely touch on personal growth; it motivates readers to embark on a significant and often challenging journey toward self-awareness and transformation. Nav argues...

Kevin Noodle Explores the Red Rock City by J.M. Chrismer is a captivating children's adventure storybook that follows Kevin Noodle, a Blue Goldendoodle. One day, Kevin is chatting with his canine friend Rory, a Yorkie, about the wonderful places they had visited that year. Rory...

Doworth Howard’s Thick, Thin, What the Dragon Let In is a collection that blends poetry and prose, delivering narratives, rhymes, and thought-provoking musings. The themes range from crime to peculiar relationships, and readers are invited into intimate moments, witnessing characters at critical crossroads in their...

The Salt Test by Kingsley Maunder is a practical guide for any entrepreneur, product manager, or innovator looking to turn a concept into a commercial product. The book uses real-life examples and focuses on identifying and testing critical assumptions as early as possible in the...

The Assassin's Heart by Chuck Morgan follows Delia Cahill, a lawyer and highly skilled assassin assigned by the Organization to kill Alexander Thorne, a reclusive tech billionaire whose app, Nexus, is believed to have the power to destabilize global governments. Delia infiltrates Thorne's estate, where...

“It looks like an upside-down pyramid with tubes, like spaghetti, coming out of the top!” In Abbey Breckling’s Charlie’s Anatomical Adventures, this is how Charlie describes the heart as she sees it. But there’s a lot more for Charlie to learn than how the heart...