Sometimes the Earth Shakes by Jeff Pelton is an educational and fun book for children. Best friends Kaya and Freya are separated when Kaya and her family move far away. This doesn't stop the two of them from being friends, though; they find other ways...

In this captivating poetry collection, George H. Northrup explores the human condition through a wide range of themes. Everyone's Going features a collection of both intimate and observational poems that address topics related to the complexities of aging, death, loss, and grief. Each piece reflects...

Parisian Flaire is the concluding volume of Celeste Johnson’s Alternate Realms Trilogy, where the refined world of literary editing collides with the dark labyrinth of cyber espionage. We’re with former editor Adelaide as she is pulled into the enigmatic depths of vWorld, which is a...

In From Sexless Marriage to Sex Goddess: A Memoir, Alisa Kriegel, PhD, dared to do something she claims psychologists never do—she writes a tell-all about her sexual intimacies. Written as part of her journey toward self-understanding, her intimate revelations may serve others as a path...

Until I Come Back for You by P.A. White is an unforgettable coming-of-age novel told through the eyes of a sharp, observant young girl, Patricia Anne—known as Trisha—growing up in 1970s Michigan. When her family abruptly leaves Detroit for a rundown farm in the countryside,...

Tales of Spooner Pond by Terry Rasner is a magical and heartwarming story about a young girl named Pippy who discovers a secret world full of talking animals, hidden adventures, and deep life lessons. After drawing a mysterious map on her bedroom wall, Pippy is...

Leonie’s Leap: A Liberation Journey by Marzia Pasini is a self-help book with a real difference. A fifteen-year-old orphan acrobat runs away from his cruel, oppressive orphanage, where his skills as an acrobat are exploited as a means to generate revenue for the orphanage and...

America Divided: The Utopian Story by Kenneth Bible, Jeff Bible, and Martha Bible is a thriller that takes place during the 2036 United States presidential election between Isaac Wolfe and Jim Taylor. Isaac Wolfe’s vision is to end the constitution and make America a socialist...

Discipleship by Henry Miranda is a detailed guide for Christians seeking practical ways to deepen their faith and live out their calling as followers of Jesus. Spanning key topics like spiritual warfare, evangelism, and the essence of discipleship, the book unpacks what it means to...

Overthinking often hinders the pursuit of happiness rather than enabling our growth and progress. For anyone finding themselves trapped in the cauldron of fear, stress, or anxiety, the stories in The Monkey and The Way of Zen offer a transformative path to peace and happiness....

Pinky Plum's New Family by Tara Turner is a heart-warming story for young children. Mr. Sweeny is the owner of a toy shop called "Toys n Such," and every spring and summer, he excitedly waits for new toys to arrive. Everyone in town knows Mr....

Rupture in the Canvas: The Hidden Doorway to Your Soul's Evolution by Nancy Willbern, PhD, is a touching and thoughtful memoir about how major life changes can break us apart but also help us grow. The narrative follows Nancy’s journey through deep personal struggles such...

An Umbrella Made for a Man by Katherine Elberfeld follows Irene, an Episcopal priest, as she moves through a series of church placements marked by gender-based hostility. At a job interview, Roy, the dean, behaves inappropriately; later, at St. Anne’s, Irene is hired by Henry,...

Pillars of Creation by Carlos Nicolás Flores follows Yoltic Cortez, a young Chicano college dropout, as he embarks on an existential journey along the Texas-Mexico border, questioning faith and identity, and searching for meaning in a world where God seems absent. After witnessing a traumatic...

Our Father Who Art in an Iron Lung by Douglas Dodd is a moving memoir that chronicles the extraordinary life of Bruce Dodd, a man who lived for twenty-one years paralyzed and dependent on an iron lung after contracting bulbar paralytic polio in 1955. Written...

In Unwrapped by Phyllis Picasso, Jordan discovers that her husband Joe's former fiancée, Cheryl, is now her boss. Jordan is dealing with pregnancy and experiencing morning sickness. The relationship between Jordan and Joe is deteriorating, and she feels uncertain whether it is due to Joe...

Do you like pop music? What if you got the opportunity to witness a singer/songwriter in the process of writing an album? If the answer to these two questions is a resounding yes, you will love this book. Words to think. Or to sing. features...

Wild Girl: Hunting the Unicorn by Jehane Spicer follows Helaine, the daughter and heir of Seigneur Alun de Berzé in 15th-century Burgundy, as she navigates the dangers of her feudal world. After her mother’s death, Helaine is promised in marriage to Stephen of the March...

In Middle Miles, Cory Mortensen is cycling from the Canadian to the Mexican border. He’s a middle-aged man, but what his body feels, his mind merely acknowledges. It’s a journey that will take 27 days, and one in which he will experience vast changes in...

It Takes A Tariff… A Tariff Meme Book by Barry Robbins is a riotously clever satire that turns America’s most contentious trade policy into a laugh-out-loud celebration of meme culture and political absurdity. Author Barry Robbins transforms 50 famous quotes, movie lines, and cultural moments...