When another teenager’s body is found, Detective Lacey James immediately suspects foul play; two tragic deaths in the space of two weeks are just too much of a coincidence. The anonymous message she receives while investigating Brayden’s case only confirms her suspicions. When human bones...

House of Crimson Roses by Chad Lester depicts the lives of slaves and plantation owners during the American Civil War period. This bold narrative begins in 1859 with John Brown, an abolitionist leader, who leads a raid on an armory in Virginia. A year later,...

The Alchemy of Love & Marriage by Dr. Arlene Sacks left me saying “wow, wow” over and over. Yes, because the book offers a unique approach to how a couple can repair and deepen their bonds through intentional effort, reflection, and understanding. The book presents...

In P. E. N. Bortolotti’s The First Son of Man, the world is filled with monsters. At the dawn of the 22nd century, scientists resurrected dead bodies. Then, they modified them into powerful beasts, the Nosferatus. Hungry for blood and medically manipulated to madness, the...

The Timebreaker by Steven Cortinas is a gripping young adult science fiction novel that explores the dangerous allure of rewriting one’s past. We’re with disgraced lawyer Sarah Salazar in a near-future world where a company called Timebreakers can send your consciousness back into your younger...

In Imaginary Heroes by Michael Seidelman, twelve-year-old Matthew’s world is shaped by the challenges of Tourette Syndrome, leaving him isolated and targeted by relentless bullies. He is different and often struggles with loneliness. To escape the painful experience of being alone and bullied, he takes...

An impenetrable force field encircles the planet Zuood. There is speculation, but nobody knows who created the field. The Galaxy Council knows a solution must be found to neutralize it before their world dies. Something within the Bootes Void is sending a signal that has...

In Death by Placebo by Nelson K. Foley, Viktor Rachmanil, the President of Balarutan, exhibits symptoms of worsening liver disease and requires a liver transplant. Liver transplants were not commonly performed in Balarutan, so Rachmanil collaborated with his doctors to explore solutions. Rachmanil ultimately opted...

Join a fun-loving neurodivergent boy on his wondrous adventures in a magical realm with Webilor Ediale's Sele Speaks Without Words. Despite his nonverbal autism, sensory processing disorder, and learning disabilities, young Sele loves to explore the outdoors. While taking a walk in the park with...

The Weavers (The Wind’s Cry) by Caleb Monroe is a story about destiny and the gifts we take for granted until life forces us to rise and embrace them. Jack Kennedy has long endured hostility, prejudice, and quiet resentment from his fellow officers in the...

Vindication is an absorbing coming-of-age story by Elizabeth Muir-Lewis. With his parents traveling on tour with their acting company, Jamie Lindsey, a seventeen-year-old boy who dreams of studying medicine, is forced to spend his time with his aunt and uncle in a village near Montrose....

50 Years of Marriage Blind and Bound: Deception by Manipulation by Luna Verner is a poignant memoir that recounts the author's tumultuous marriage, characterized by unfulfilled vows, deceit, and manipulation. Raised in a Christian home, Luna was taught strong values about relationships and love, vowing...

We live in an age governed by science. This makes us believe that we can understand everything or that we are close to doing so. However, we are surrounded by many things whose existence we can verify but which we cannot quantify, such as love....

The Melody of Fire by Jen Fields is an inspiring memoir that had me turning the pages and asking earnest questions about the nature of love, belonging, and spirituality. The memoir recounts Jen’s journey from a rigid, fear-based religious upbringing to a liberated and authentic...

It is 3025, and humanity lives in self-sustaining domes under the governance of AG, an all-powerful artificial superintelligence. For sixteen-year-old Dolthea Madras Thorpe, the rigid and programmed way of life in her home dome, the Potomac, is suffocating and dissatisfying. Born with a superhuman intellect,...

Immerse yourself in David R. Beshears' absorbing novella, Next Exit. The story follows the inhabitants of Jan's Motel and Cafe, an eight-room motel located alongside a highway, where secrets simmer beneath the surface of a seemingly desolate landscape. Apart from the motel owners, Jan and...

Hello, Egypt! is an educational children's picture book written by Ekaterina Otiko with illustrations by José Gascón. It follows Sophie and Stephie, the Travel Sisters, as they explore Egypt. Although they live in California, the two sisters love to travel with their pets and their...

If Sin Was Dog Poo by C. S. Johnson, with illustrations by Theo Kings, is a picture book designed to teach children about sin and the transformative power of God’s forgiveness. The auhor uses the metaphor of dog poo to illustrate how unpleasant and inconvenient...

Rodeo Road by Johny Weber is a heartfelt tribute to the rugged world of rodeo life, blending fiction with authentic experiences from Weber’s own travels on the rodeo circuit in the 1970s. The story follows Kasey Jacobs, an aspiring young barrel racer who is determined...

Trust on Trial by G. S. Gerry is an enormously important and timely work that dares to ask vital questions without wavering even one iota from its central message. As its title implies, Trust, in the form of a careworn and sometimes bedraggled accused man,...