Kristofferson: 67 Astounding Songs by Richard Somma is a comprehensive analysis of Kris Kristofferson’s early songwriting, focusing on thematic content, lyrical techniques, and vocal delivery. The book examines songs such as “Viet Nam Blues,” which critiques U.S. politics, and “Help Me Make It Through the...

The Noema Pulse by Salvatore Cataudella is a transcendent anthology of speculative fiction that blends poetry, philosophy, and science into a deeply moving exploration of consciousness and compassion. We follow the narrative across a series of interconnected stories that range from a dolphin’s empathic insight...

Horace in Space by Mary L Schmidt is a fun picture book about dreaming big. Horace the pig has big dreams – he wants to get on a rocket or spaceship and head to space. By day, he plays with his toy rockets, and by...

In Army of Shimshon by Kevin C. Noel, the second installment in the Ambler Accounts, the stakes rise, the shadows deepen, and the path forward for Garrick grows more treacherous than ever. After the chaos of Book One, Garrick is left with a power he...

The Reaping (The Aeternum Trilogy Book 1) by Matt Aynes is a pulse-pounding Christian techno-thriller that dives straight into the moral abyss where science, faith, and power collide. We find ourselves with billionaire recluse Alexander Magnus, who believes he’s found the key to human perfection,...

The Binding of the Twelve: The Chronicles of the Orphan King by Nathanael Bazzell is a sweeping epic fantasy that plunges readers into a realm haunted by silence, shaped by myth, and ripe for renewal. We find ourselves living alongside the characters in the wake...

A Giant Thank You by Mary George is a picture book that celebrates the power of gratitude and the joy it brings to both the giver and receiver. Illustrated by Remesh Ram, the book is visually engaging, with vibrant and playful vector artwork that complements...

A Bag Full of Stones by A. Molotkov is a crime novel that paints a deeply human, sociopolitical portrait of modern America. We find ourselves in Portland during the turbulent months of 2019, where the story interweaves the lives of immigrants, minorities, and damaged detectives...

Shirley M. Phillips’ How Not to Fly an Airplane: A Female Pilot’s Journey is a compelling memoir that takes readers through the highs and lows of her groundbreaking career as a female pilot in a male-dominated industry. With humor, candor, and emotional depth, Phillips recounts...

“What can trees know about dangers outside?” Illustrated by Summer Morrison, Emily Dangremond’s picture book, Meet the Trees, is both imaginative and educational. The story highlights the experiences of Aspen, Juneberry, and Oak as trees. Being rooted in one place doesn’t mean trees don’t encounter...

Through Hell With You by Anne J. Franklin is a suspenseful small-town romance. Guilt and pain torment Adrian. He can't move past the loss of his fiancée. He wants to heal, so he decides to go somewhere far away from his mistakes. Isabella is also in...

A Hearts Anchor: A Platinum Chocolate Romance by Long Temple is a heartwarming romance novella. Rushing to her post-surgery voice therapy, Kianna collides with Marcus, a police officer. Much to her surprise, Kianna meets Marcus again at her next therapy session. These fleeting encounters lead...

Love's Gentle Rain is a contemporary romance novella by O.J. Ebubeoha. Amara Okonkwo was supposed to be married to her fiancé, Josh, and living happily with their child in Abuja, Nigeria. However, fate had other plans, and now, Josh and their unborn child are dead,...

The Dance of Vipers by A.K. Nairn transports readers to the shadowy court politics of 1517 Scotland, a land where peace is a performance and treachery simmers beneath every alliance. French diplomat Antoine de Lissieu, who is no stranger to the games of European power,...

Privilege by Megan Wobus is a riveting YA dystopian romance set in the year 2034. It centers around a reformed civilization known as the Peaceful Society. In this female-led society, women have complete autonomy, firearms are prohibited, and aggressive behavior is fully repressed. Amity Bloome,...

Priscilla Speaks by Kirk Ward Robinson is a powerful and poetic coming-of-age novel set against the backdrop of rural hardship, familial abandonment, and the search for meaning in the margins. The central character is born into a world marked by her mother’s addiction and societal...

Fans of dystopian thrillers are in for a wild ride with Ashen Lye's Neuro Override. Set in a futuristic Neo-Los Angeles, the narrative follows Lira Elara, a thirty-one-year-old former neural ballerina whose life was irrevocably changed after an infamous scandal. It led her to become...

A madcap glimpse of high society, criminal masterminds, and all-round buffoonery awaits readers in Aaron T. Knight's novel, Case Of The Strangled Parrot. Lord and Lady Faversham host a banquet in honor of the new Prime Minister, but their gathering of the well-to-do turns into...

Whispers of White Sapphire: Tales of Thearus by John Malone is an epic fantasy steeped in prophecy, warfare, and forbidden allegiance. We find ourselves watching the displaced U’skar Qi tribes advance on the crumbling Old Myrian Empire, and the fate of an entire continent hangs...

Give Me a Solid: Rediscovering Food and Joy When Chewing or Swallowing Proves Difficult by Joanne Brouard outlines her experience living with oculopharyngeal muscular dystrophy (OPMD), detailing how she adapted her lifestyle and diet to manage dysphagia. She discusses strategies like posture adjustments, vocal cord...