Chimera by Mark Lingane is a captivating science fiction story set in a dystopian future where humanity has collapsed. Due to environmental degradation, food shortages, and destructive tendencies, humans resort to the grotesque act of cannibalism. The story follows a lone survivor who finds herself...

Parents must actively participate in nurturing their child's athletic prowess. In Wisest Learners, coaches Alex Compton and Kevin Dalafu present a holistic approach for parents to guide young athletes as they pursue their dreams. Through personal anecdotes, practical tips, and keen insights, the authors offer...

Seahorses in the Olive Jar by Barb Kirpluk follows Walter, a puppet crow unable to fly, who struggles deeply with acceptance and emotional vulnerability. He develops a strong, idealized devotion to Gypsy, a real crow introduced to him by Dervish, a bold and scheming puppet...

“Sometimes, I even remember what normal feels like, but it never lasts.” Normalcy is hard to come by in Seth Parker's novel, God of the Buried, yet madness and obsession abound. The story unfolds in Morning Veil, a small town steeped in history and home...

Riddle of the Jeweled Cipher by L. J. Aldon is about Pucci Riddle, a unique critic and investigator known for uncovering the hidden histories of fine liquors. But that is not all; she also happens to see ghosts, a rare gift that proves essential when...

The Smart Travelista's Guide: Mastering Mindful Travel by Linda King presents mindfulness as a state of present-moment awareness that can enhance traveling. King explains its importance in countering modern stressors like overwork and digital distractions. She introduces principles such as gratitude, acceptance, and patience, and...

The Remembering: A Journey Back to Self by Peter Kennedy is a raw, introspective memoir-meets-guide that explores the spiritual and emotional transformation of a man disillusioned by the trappings of corporate success. Kennedy doesn’t offer a perfect formula for change but instead invites readers into...

Since she was a child, Lucy has always been tall. As a result, children criticized her, which affected her self-esteem. So her mother consoled her by telling her that God had given her that quality for a special reason. In high school, she joined the...

The Truths That Tether by Sandra and Taylor Preisler is a gripping Regency-era mystery that pairs high society intrigue with a twisty investigation full of secrets, lies, and shifting loyalties. Lady Zoe Demas is asked to help locate a missing serving girl, and she once...

From Rebel to Radical Innovator by Albin Kaelin is a compelling guide to sustainable business transformation through circularity. This is a book that draws on decades of experience and a legacy of international recognition as Kaelin provides a practical and visionary roadmap for rethinking traditional...

In The Vulnerable by Ed DeJesus, after entering a relationship with Robin O’Rourke, Dan DeCosta is driven into a dangerous situation involving her violent former partner, legal consequences, and the threat of financial and physical collapse. His father, Dick DeCosta, a targeted climate activist who...

Roger Shorr presents a method for achieving the titular Near Perfect Body (NPB) through mental reconditioning and habit transformation, focusing on reshaping attitudes toward food, exercise, and self-image. His approach centers around six key actions: a determined mindset, reprogramming mental frameworks, embracing nutritious eating, engaging...

Invariant by A.G. Sullivan boldly asks: “What would you change if given the chance?” This is a lush, seamless, and complex yet accessible narrative encompassing many elements: a mysterious dying man, a cryptic list (seemingly in code), an undulating journey toward clarity for anti-hero David,...

The Taking of the Hike by Timothy J Moriarty is a quirky, clever comedy. Lyle Speckman wakes up in a strange woman’s bedroom wearing nothing but his boxer shorts and with no memory of how he got there. From that bizarre beginning, Lyle’s misadventures spiral...

Centuries ago, the Japsang, figurines of different creatures placed on the eaves of roofs, were revered by the Korean people as protectors of the palace. However, in recent times, the people did not seem to value the Japsang, so they ventured into something fun—music. At...

Descendants of the Big House by C. Vonzale Lewis is a darkly lyrical novella that fuses family legacy, buried trauma, and the supernatural into a taut, gripping mystery. We’re with Beatrice Monroe, who is a law enforcement officer grappling with a powerful ancestral gift. She...

In Are YOU a Princess? by Heidi Zhang, we are introduced to a little girl named Sophie who wants to dress up like her friends at school, but cannot due to financial issues. Sophie was upset about this, but she understood. Then she decided to...

Where Did I Go? A Memoir Plus by Francene Gillis is a well-written memoir and informative book that provides a glimmer of hope to anyone struggling with brain injuries. Francene writes a bit about her background growing up, describing a series of traumas and tragedies...

Amanda Cupido shares how to produce podcasts in Let’s Talk Podcasting for Kids. Podcasts cover every subject imaginable in today’s society. Children often wonder how podcasts are created and if they can create their own. Amanda answers this by going over the basics of creating...

Set in the richly imagined world of Enchantress Island and Elcan, The Final Drive by Esther Wallace centers on Arnacin, a war-weary wanderer returning home after years of exile, only to find his homeland forever changed by loss, political upheaval, and the shadow of war....