This Side of the Law by Tamar Anolic centers on Jamie, a spirited prosecutor in a NY Special Victims Unit. Her relentless fight for justice is deeply rooted in her persona, shaped by her history as a survivor of a sexual assault. She accepts a...

The HEALing Revolution Diet by Dr. Randall S. Hansen is an enlightening and useful self-development and health book. As a teacher and mother who is enthusiastic about education, health, and critical thinking, I found this book original, as Hansen challenges us to reconsider how we...

In the upscale neighborhood of Palm Beach, Hollywood’s beloved superstar Ruby Russell has been found hanging from the balcony of her mansion, naked and dead. Lieutenant Walker of the Palm Beach Police Homicide Department wastes no time probing for answers. Soon, he brings on board...

Emma and Layla Save the Zoo by E.L. Brooks is the story of two little girls and their adventures at the zoo. Emma and Layla are siblings. One sunny afternoon, they visit the zoo, where their mom works as one of the keepers. Mom tells...

The Nixian Chronicles: The Awakening by C.S. Evermore follows Lyara Valen, the last Nixian descendant, as she escapes the Veiled Dominion’s deadly hunt led by High Inquisitor Malakar. Lyara’s awakening powers mark her as the Balance Keeper, destined to restore harmony between Light and Shadow....

In Unquiet Forest by Juliet Rose, an elderly woman named Margaret Blankenship intentionally set a building ablaze but was saved by firefighters. Margaret insisted they allow the structure to burn down, claiming it held evil forces. A group of eight children aged thirteen to fifteen...

“Look, people come and go in places like this. You don’t ask questions unless you want to get stuck with the answers.” This sentiment captures the essence of Sins in Black by Dita Dow, where many questions seek answers and countless dirty secrets yearn for...

You Don’t Have to Be Famous to Write a Memoir by Stephen Mark Silvers is a journey through the life of a self-described "boomer" who grew up Jewish, joined the Boy Scouts, navigated typical adolescent and college experiences, and ultimately found his calling as an...

The Wildflower by F. Bey is a heartwarming children's picture book about a small green wildflower that grows unexpectedly among radiant roses in a beautifully tended garden. At first, the meticulous gardener is irritated when he notices the wildflower blooming and begins pulling it out....

Aliens Venmoed Me a Trillion Dollars by Daniel Lawrence Abrams is a wonderfully tongue-in-cheek short story/novela precursor to a full-length novel wherein alien conspiracy theory debunker Douglas Dawkins and his astronomer wife Lena Fierro are, each in their own way, drawn into an alien-driven plot...

Sometimes, second chances can be cathartic, and sometimes they cause more pain. Cameron Lane’s The Squaring of a Heart is sprinkled with romance and centered on coming home, fighting for what matters, and discovering that second chances often appear when you least expect them. Coming...

America’s Cigar Story by Sebastian Saviano chronicles the detailed evolution of the cigar industry from early colonial times to the modern era. Saviano tracks tobacco’s introduction and its economic reliance on enslaved and immigrant labor, noting key figures like John Rolfe and Israel Putnam. He...

Sebastian Saviano’s Smoke & Oak: The Shared Legacy of Bourbon and Cigars offers a rich and multilayered exploration of two enduring symbols of American craftsmanship. Part cultural history, part scientific primer, and part connoisseur’s guide, the book weaves the stories of bourbon and cigars with...

Has citizenship lost its meaning and become a mere convenience or transactional tool? Sebastian Saviano reflects on a growing concern that American citizenship is being devalued. The Allegiance Paradox focuses primarily on the issue of dual nationality, questioning whether this inherently leads to divided loyalty...

In this ever-evolving world, how do you stay grounded in your roots and utilize your unique abilities to ensure the steady progress of humanity for all? According to author Laurie Benson, hope is a fundamental key asset for pursuing growth and change. In Resilient Activism,...

We the People: A Premonition by Russell Razzaque and T. J. MacGregor is a political thriller that is set firmly in a fascist American regime. Luna Ochoa, a former FBI analyst turned underground investigator, collaborates with Leo Montoya, a wealthy backer of a network monitoring...

Ready to meet a character who shows a new kind of "naughty" in the most delightful way possible? Hanna the Guardian of Nature: Born To Be Naughty by Hina Nauman tells the story of Hanna, a girl with a head full of wild, bouncy...

Have you ever wondered why some ladybugs have spots and some don’t? Dot’s Spots by Lisa Mueller answers that very question, but in a non-scientific way. Readers are introduced to Dot, who asks her mother why she doesn’t have spots like her. Her mother tells...

How to Improve Leadership Development in Business by Dr. Francis Dumbuya teaches that leadership development starts with selecting a style suited to the team and organizational context, including transformational, transactional, servant, autocratic, pacesetting, democratic, and coaching styles. Dr. Dumbuya speaks on traits like adaptive thinking,...

House of Desolation by Alex Webster is a cleverly layered and nuanced horror story set during the Georgian era in rural, aristocratic England. Sir Thomas Hargrave had surprisingly inherited Hargrave Manor from a childless bachelor uncle and now, with his new wife, Eleanor, was determined...