In Judith Works' The Measure of Life, Nicole Carlisle, a young wife and mother, is married to Martin, a much older, career-driven man. She leaves her life in Seattle to live with him in Rome, where they both endure a loveless marriage. Desperately in need...

Ellen is a young girl roaming the lands of Puzantium as she looks for her friend Riley, who happens to be a dog. He also happens to be a deity, but Ellen doesn't know much about religion. Or complicated words. Or most things, really. But...

I Can See Your Heart by Nikki Vaughn is a heartfelt children's picture book that teaches kids the importance of spreading love and positivity through kind words and actions. When you say something nice to someone or share an uplifting message with someone in need,...

Richie Billing's Together We Rise is a gripping tale of revolution and revenge. The story follows several characters in Pietalos, a city on the brink of collapse due to a ruthless regime that subjugates and exploits the city's populace. Peitalos is on the cusp of...

Evergreen Falls might have been just a small town, but its closely-knit society was deeply rooted in a rich history that shaped its establishments, norms, and even beliefs. As a young boy, Riley Harper enjoyed spending his days exploring both his creativity and the town’s...

Darrell L. Keller Jr’s A Bright Shining City Upon a Hill offers a sweeping history of the United States, tracing its development from indigenous civilizations to the complexities of modern democracy. While it is designed for students, history enthusiasts, and informed citizens, this is NOT...

In Money Moves A Nation: A Civil Rights Lesson for Children by Hazell Thomas, Jonah doesn’t want to go on a family trip to Mississippi. He would rather stay at home playing video games with his friends. Despite encouragement from his dad about the things...

Heather's life is in crisis. Her relationship is on the rocks, her productivity at work has dropped significantly, and now, Grace, her supervisor, is on her case. The only sources of comfort she has are her friend Whitney and her neighbor Lucas. When her supervisor...

Every day is a busy day for Benny. In Susan Montgomery’s Benny’s Big Heart, Benny sets out to visit the library to listen to children learning to read. They appreciate the calming effect of Benny’s presence. There are patients at the hospital who need to...

Land Rich, Cash Poor: My Family's Hope and the Untold History of the Disappearing American Farmer by Brian Reisinger tells the story of his family's four-generation farm in Wisconsin, beginning with his great-grandfather, Alois, who emigrated from Europe in 1909. The Reisinger family faced numerous...

“Despite the difference in class, death is life’s great equalizer. Every man must face it.” However, as T.S. Maynard's novel The Legend of Titus illustrates, it is often easier to confront our own demise than to see the people we love cut down. The story...

Mercy's View: Blackout by J.J. Maze continues Heather’s journey from a runaway teen to an independent adult who learns to fend for herself and regain her confidence. Her relationship with her toxic and emotionally volatile mother remains challenging, prompting Heather to devise a well-crafted plan...

Set between Cincinnati and the islands of the Bahamas, E. A. Coe has produced a feast of exotic scenery mixed with an intriguing murder and espionage mystery. Teddy Jay was once on the wrong side of wrong, crossing over in his distant past and settling...

The Awkward Optimist: A Field Guide to Human Connection by Hector M. Rodriguez offers a comprehensive look at social interactions. Rodriguez talks about attraction in both the physical and psychological sense, leaning into how shared values, proximity, and personality traits influence relationships. He's got plenty...

In Fire Your Hiring Habits: Building an Environment that Attracts Top Talent in Today's Workforce, John W. Mitchell discusses the importance of clear communication in talent acquisition and retention. He provides key processes such as hiring, onboarding, training, and ensuring employee retention, noting that acquisition...

Rotten Gods by Jeremy Bruce Adams unfolds on the planet, Kiru. Asodhra, the planet's sole continent, is home to three major religious caste systems. Pyoshara, the protagonist, is a spoiled and over-privileged boy studying at the priestly Marazhen University in Sonanarth. Accused of being anti-religious,...

Vendetta by J. T. Bishop begins with Detectives Daniels and Remalla being called to a grisly murder at a downtown hotel, where a guest has been found dead, his body marked with a star carved into his thigh. It’s a calculated, symbolic act that feels...

Troy R. Legette's The Objective Scholar: Poetic Wordplay is a vibrant collection of poetry that explores themes of self-discovery, resilience, love, societal challenges, and more. The poet's beautiful words are reflected and showcased in our everyday struggles. The inclusion of thematic sections like Moralistic Scope...

Life in Sullivan, a small border town in Florida, had been anything but fun for Janet Schroeder. Perhaps things would have been different had she never met Bobby Drexler, her toxic, abusive, and violent husband. It was a mystery how she had ended up with...

In Let's Get A Dog!, Kendall Brown breaks down many breeds so you can select the dog that will best suit your household. The book is divided into four parts titled Human, Dog, Team, and Homecoming, which detail thirteen steps that will help you in...