Auburn Avenue: 1912 by D. L. Jordan is a moving mystery novel about the deadly consequences of discrimination, lust, and greed. Marion and Jack Franklin, two prestigious members of their close-knit community on Auburn Avenue, know that the New Year’s Eve ball they’ve been invited...

It's undeniable that a child's mental health struggles take a toll on the entire family, especially mothers. What do you do when your child is suffering from anxiety, depression, or self-harm? Drawing on her personal experiences, Jenn Robb presents Warrior Mom Rising, a transformative guide...

Preserve, Protect, and Defend by Chuck Morgan is a high-stakes political thriller that grabs you from page one and refuses to let go. After losing a contentious presidential election, Senator Oliver Stevenson refuses to step aside gracefully. Instead, he orchestrates a full-blown coup, backed by...

After the Before by Ernie Gammage shows us a hauntingly beautiful post-apocalyptic landscape, where memory, mystery, and survival weave together in unexpected ways. Scavengers Sophie and Markus stumble across a mysterious sealed box buried in the ruins, hundreds of years after a global collapse. Driven...

Dr. Sampson of the FBI died while presiding over the Reservations Case. His heartbroken protégée, Special Agent Samantha Wright, took over the case to make her mentor proud. There were serial killings of boys around their twelfth birthdays on Indian reservations in the US. Following...

The Pentacle by Marieke Lexmond brings The Madigan Chronicles to a powerful and emotional close, drawing together the tangled threads of magic, family, and fate. As the Madigan women grapple with the aftermath of prior battles, the search for the Pentacle becomes the final test...

Isabella Falconeri’s In the Mountain’s Shadow is a powerful and emotional story about survival, family, and our choices. It follows Park, an older woman who leaves her family behind in a desperate attempt to give them a chance at life when a doctor offers them...

Joel R. Dennstedt’s I, Robot Alien is a bold, immersive work of science fiction that echoes the spirit of the genre’s golden age while carving a path distinctly its own. The novel follows a robot designed by alien beings incapable of surviving Earth’s environment, whose...

A Dime to Say I Love You by Kathryn Henry is a touching, spiritually resonant memoir about the journey through grief after the loss of a beloved spouse. When Lisa, the author’s wife, dies from an aggressive cancer, Henry finds herself navigating an unfamiliar world...

Buckle Up and Enjoy the Ride by Bill Carr successfully fulfills its subtitle, “Finding Your Own Path to Resilience, Gratitude, and Peace.” The book is a series of extremely personal essays by the author, each including pearls of wisdom that are worth reading....

Murder Under a Mystic Moon by Abigail Keam is the fourteenth book in the 1930s Mona Moon Historical Cozy Mystery series. Mona Moon returns in another thrilling mystery when her honeymoon takes a chaotic turn. Given the status of her husband, the Duke of Brynelleth,...

In Battling Cancer: Hope and Inspiration for the Journey Ahead, Penelope Cortez chronicles her journey following a 2011 breast cancer diagnosis, positioning faith as the central aspect of her experience. Initially focused on career success and self-reliance, she reassessed her life’s purpose after being diagnosed...

Father, the More Loving One by Kiki Denis is a tender, poetic memoir told through the eyes of a daughter cherishing the memory and secret world she once shared with her father. The story unfolds in poignant vignettes like snowy nights, bedtime poems, and quiet...

Burnout in physicians can lead to adverse effects on patient care. According to Mark Sorensen, almost half of all physicians in the US and elsewhere are burned out. In The HIPUS® Revolution, Dr. Sorensen addresses this vital societal issue and calls for more IT integration...

Who can create beauty? Does that privilege only belong to humans? What if some other intelligence expresses beauty and desire better than we can? The Poetry Contest by Lyman Ditson and Adam A.I. might help you make up your mind. In "My First Words," Adam...

Estate: To My Once Dear Child by J. Andrew Shelley is a darkly comic literary novel that digs deep into the emotional mess that comes with inheritance. We're with Timothy as he inherits his late mother’s estate. He thinks it’s going to be a simple...

The Most Amazing Machine is an educational children’s book written by Emily Dunckle and illustrated by Dravika Runyan. The story introduces young readers to the wonders of the human brain. The book begins by asking the child readers questions, such as, “What is your favorite...

Cooking with Judith: Comfort Foods Create WOW Eating by Judith Briles is an exciting cookbook full of tasty home meals and party dishes with detailed, step-by-step guides on how to make them using simple ingredients. Judith brings together a wide variety of easy recipes prepared...

Lynn Crandall’s Hear Me is the second book in the Dark Sides series, which continues the riveting saga of the Aeons, a group of beings endowed with extraordinary abilities fighting against the encroaching darkness that threatens the city of Auralia. The story follows Ainsley Durham,...

With the ever-increasing volume of information we consume through digital media nowadays, sometimes it is difficult to distinguish between fact and fiction. According to Michael Aaron Cody, traditional and current philosophical constructs have become increasingly redundant. The author advocates for a new intelligence paradigm grounded...