In introducing Playing the Game While Black Womaning in Corporate America™, Nicole S. Palmer likens corporate America to a slow-burn chess game, requiring strategy, patience, and the ability to anticipate others’ moves. This book is an essential playbook and survival guide for Black women navigating...

The Pursuit by Jim Ruth is a detailed historical biography chronicling the author’s journey to trace his ancestral roots through centuries of American history. What begins as a casual curiosity sparked by a seaside walk becomes a fully-fledged exploration into the life of Johann Peter...

Mrs. Kaplan and the Matzoh Ball of Death by Mark Reutlinger is a pleasantly surprising gem, like discovering your favorite grandma moonlights as a detective. While the cover hints at what is to come, I was delighted that I had underestimated Mrs. Kaplan’s sharp detective...

Half-Truths by Carol Baldwin introduces Katie, a fifteen-year-old girl in 1950s Tabor City, North Carolina, whose aspirations for college and a career in journalism clash with the ingrained racial prejudices of her community and family. Witnessing racial injustice at her father's store and the terrifying...

Dirt Town by Paula Baker and Aidan Davies delivers a steampunk fantasy that will appeal to fans of YA fantasy and adventure. Dr. Aldrich Durante lives a life of privilege in a city where magic dictates destiny and robots enforce a rigid hierarchy. But when...

Wayne B. Olivieri shares his career in the entertainment industry spanned music, acting, and writing in his memoir, The Undiscovered Showman. He formed and reformed bands like The Rockids and Olivier’s Twist, performing at key venues and recording demos, but despite some recognition and opportunities,...

Becoming Semi-Famous by Burke Allen is a comprehensive strategy for authors to amplify visibility through media exposure. Allen says that writing your book is just the beginning, and promotion is absolutely crucial in today's saturated market. Allen explains the importance of earned media, which is...

Breathe in the fresh country air, feel the leaves crunch beneath your feet, and follow along as Katie enjoys the sights and sounds of the Appalachian countryside. Experience a crisp fall day in Autumn is Calling by Jan Thornton Jones. Join Katie and her mother...

“Sometimes to not have is a gift.” That’s what their father shares with his children. In Elena Stowell’s The Knotting Tree, a father shares his reason for keeping the old tree. He will not cut it down because there is a family history of a...

How to Think Like Plato and Speak Like Cicero by Neel Burton is a compelling fusion of ancient philosophy and classical rhetoric, crafted to sharpen both the mind and the tongue. In this intellectually rigorous yet accessible guide, Burton takes the reader through two interconnected...

Her Wild Body by Noa Raveh is a raw and visceral exploration of female desire, self-discovery, and the complex nature of modern relationships. The story follows the narrator, Eleanor, a woman navigating a seemingly conventional life with a husband and children, while embarking on passionate,...

Pickleball in Pickleton is a children’s picture book by Bucleigh Newton Kernodle. It tells the story of the pickles who live in the town of Pickleton. Each family is unique, with charming quirks, and they all exemplify the virtues of love, kindness, and sportsmanship through...

In Deadly Deceit by Kaylon Tran, twenty-eight-year-old Vanessa Matheny wanted to marry a wealthy man. Vanessa joined Markum Properties, one of the largest real estate firms, hoping to marry one of her affluent clients. Vanessa soon focused on Tony Markum, the attractive son of the...

Raising Liberty by Joseph W. Hudgens is a historical novel that vividly reimagines the origin story of one of the world’s most iconic monuments: the Statue of Liberty. Blending meticulous research with immersive storytelling, Hudgens creates a deeply human portrait of Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, the...

Extraordinary O Finds Her Superpower is a heartwarming children’s picture storybook written by Sara Bloomfield and Amy Sachse, with illustrations by Lena Bardy. The story follows Olivia Bloomfield, affectionately known as O by her family and friends. Olivia has limited use of her leg muscles...

How Liberals Changed the World by Marcelo Brazzi is a wide-ranging and well-researched book that looks at the long history of political and social progress in the United States. Marcelo Brazzi explains how liberal ideas helped shape the freedoms and rights Americans enjoy today. The...

Recipe: A Meal to Heal Your Soul by Disciple D.J. Myles is a guide to spiritual healing and understanding, framed through a meal and recipe metaphor. The central theme revolves around the internal spiritual battle between good and evil, the pervasive influence of Satan, and...

David R. Beshears' Broken Sky is a survival story about a group of people living in the middle of nowhere on a barren planet. Mannie Alvarez used to be a third-grade teacher when he was inexplicably snatched and brought to this world with an alien...

The Boy Who Couldn't Fly by Walker Peacock, Psy. D. follows the adventures of a young prince who lives in a faraway castle. The young prince is excited for his tenth birthday, as this is the day his parents, the king and queen, promised him...

Victor Gates returns from the war in Haiti to a hero's welcome at his home in Philadelphia. Despite the media buzz surrounding his military exploits, Victor only wants to return to the ordinary civilian life he remembers with his friends Rocky, Eli, and potential sweetheart...