Breaking Free by Dr. Frederick A.R. Brauer is a month-long daily Christian devotional in which Brauer covers multiple principles of the Bible and key scriptural teachings about sin, salvation, and spiritual transformation through Jesus Christ. Of the many lessons, Brauer includes areas like the believer’s...

Narrated through a series of emails between a psychiatrist and his patient, Sanity Test by K.E. Adamus is a psychological thriller novella. Hubert Kawka, a paranoid schizophrenic, sends an email to his former psychiatrist, W. Pawski, revealing how he had not been taking his medications...

Back Pocket: Tools for Teens to Nurture Their Mental Health by Shaney Andler is a comprehensive guide that offers practical, research-based strategies to reduce stress and promote mental health. The book emphasizes the importance of accessing happy hormones like oxytocin, endorphins, dopamine, and serotonin through...

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...

Patriotic Duties by Michael Perron is a military and political thriller about a deep conspiracy to destabilize the United States government. After the kidnapping and murder of Cole Howard, Trent investigates and exposes a covert group that manipulates politicians through blackmail to force political gridlock...

Greenville: A Collection of Short Stories by Jayla Hall Cabrera is a captivating collection of interconnected short stories that touch upon the challenges of growing up, sisterhood, parenthood, friendship, and more. Narrated in the first person, each story illustrates the joys and sorrows of childhood...

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...

In The Art of an Enlightened Woman, Sarah Voldeng defines empowerment as internal personal power derived from strength, confidence, and responsibility for one’s choices. She references Socrates on self-knowledge and continuous learning as foundational to empowerment. Voldeng’s Formula Factor Theory balances energizing “fill factors” and...

Sid Thatte’s Algebra begins by establishing arithmetic as the foundation for algebra through shared operational rules and categorizes numbers into real and imaginary types, explaining their properties and placements on the number line. The text elaborates on operations with signed numbers, order of operations, and...

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,...

What would you do if you came across one little line that made you question everything about the twin you thought you’d lost? That’s the question that life unexpectedly presented to April Ashcroft in The Postcard by Mariela Dabbah. April’s Sunday routine was already off...

In Salvation of the Soul, James Harman explains that salvation includes spirit, soul, and body, linked to past, present, and future events. Harman states that salvation of the spirit is a past event received by faith in Christ’s completed work and is eternally secure. He...

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...

Of Light and Freedom is book two in Rachel Fallon's fantasy series, The Star Queen Chronicles. In book one, Of Darkness and Ruination, Asteria Zagreus, enslaved on Celesterra, is placed in the Dusk Kingdom and given to Prince Cyrus Tynan. Refusing submission, she plans her...

The Ascension Directive by Cal Lopez is a thought-provoking and intense science fiction novel that explores the consequences of unchecked technological power and the nature of human consciousness. The story follows Dr. Natasha Morgan, who develops SAGÉ, a digital entity, and teaches it what it...

Ernest McCloskey is a boy with a dream. Not content to remain in school, he envisages building an empire. In Ernest, author Andre Durivage has created a character whose vision is to run his own construction company, and as he gains a little success, he...

Cluster by Robert J. McCunney skillfully blends mystery, budding romance, and the ominous threat of terrorism. When Dr. Dan Murphy's healthy 28-year-old brother mysteriously develops a rare blood disease, Dan embarks on a quest to find answers. He meets the spirited journalist, Anna Carlson, who...