David Nemzoff’s Sacred Fire of Public Education critiques over 50 years of American public school reforms as ineffective band-aids that fail to fix core systemic problems. He details how government control, union influence, and politicization have led to bureaucratic inefficiency, indoctrination, and academic decline. Nemzoff...

Legacy of the Displaced by Tim Wilbur is the second book in the Nexus Chronicles, preceded by book one, Legacy of the Crown. In the first novel, Aislynn, an immortal elf, seeks to end the remnants of magic, while Wraith, a marked hunter, discovers the...

In Adam Wilson's Whispers of the Unseen Watcher, twelve friends are packed into a rental van as they journey to a cabin nestled in the woods. With graduation just weeks away, this trip marked their last escape before facing various deadlines. Having been friends since...

In Namuh (Book 1) by Desmond Knipe, five drifters, Michael, Tara, Brahma, Sophia, and Apollo, are psychically drawn to an enormous Kauri tree in the wilderness of New Zealand. Their adventure unfolds in a future version of Earth, which is on the verge of societal...

Engross yourself in the adventures of two adorable kids and their grandma with God Says You Are. Written by Sophia A. Ritter, this delightful picture book follows the story of siblings Oscar and Emma. They are excited to welcome their fun-loving grandmother, even though Emma...

The Canyon by Robert Savino Oventile is a poetic exploration of Eaton Canyon, a natural area in Southern California, brought to life through vivid imagery and lyrical prose. The book is a collection of meditative reflections on the flora, fauna, geology, and human history of...

In Sharon Gloger Friedman’s The Other Emma, Rose Litkin was taken to the Children’s Aid Society and placed in the Girls’ Lodging House. After two years, Lucien Boyesten adopted Rose to be a sister and companion for his ten-year-old daughter, Emma. Emma taunted Rose with...

In Iam Oliver's The Book of Aesop: Walking with Shadows, the tension is real and unrelenting. Danger stalks Aesop (Eric Pickles) and his trusty MI6 associates (Rupert and Gymslip) at every turn. A planned and unexpected attack results in one of their very own fighting...

Mireya, Book II: The Shapeshifter by Kristina Kamaeva is the second installment in the series following the adventures of Mireya, the Queen of Sundar, as she navigates a world full of magic, danger, and intrigue. Determined to protect her kingdom, the Queen of Sundar must...

A Pretentious Mound of Flesh by Adrian P. is an unconventional superhero story that is as wild as it is satisfying. In the wake of their failure to stop a full Zin invasion, Earth’s four Dydalean Champions, Mitch, Bobby, Parka, and Farhan, are forced...

Cora’s Magic Melodies by Sally Kashner is a heartwarming children’s book that beautifully intertwines themes of music, kindness, and community. A young girl discovers her grandmother’s old guitar and embarks on a journey of learning, sharing, and connecting through music. The story begins with Cora...

Oss'stera by Ross Hightower and Deb Heim is the third book in the Spirit Song: Rebels Rising epic fantasy series. In book one, Argren Blue, Alar leads Oss’stera against the Vollen Empire, questioning their efforts after repeated failures until a witch’s mission to infiltrate an...

Lily Starling and the Storm Riders by Christian Hurst, book two in the Lily Starling series, sees Lieutenant Lily up against a cult known as Leviathan’s Hand, whose attacks across planets suggest a coordinated plan involving forbidden technology and immortality experiments. After a failed rescue...

The Faithful Ones by Kathleen J. Waites takes place during World War II. The story primarily revolves around Edward F. Hohlfeld, a young Catholic man from a working-class neighborhood in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He loves art, particularly sketching and painting, and has a younger sister, Mary....

Teenage Runaway by Ronald Schulz is the true account of his departure from home at age fifteen in 1967 and his subsequent journey through Illinois and the southern U.S. Schulz details his methods of evasion, travel by bus, and brief encounters with locals while navigating...

High school is a time of self-discovery, filled with moments that are both spectacular and miserable. In Lucky Enough by K.A. Wesorick, readers will find a relatable journey through the eyes of Becky, an introverted dancer trying to find her way. She has a close...

The Violin begins with a visit to the home of the reclusive and elderly Elise Knight. When Lucy arrives to check on Elise, she strikes up a conversation with a fellow Chapel Grove resident and hears a tale unlike any she’s heard before. In 1871,...

Action This Day by Ernesto H Lee is the first book in the New Britannia Trilogy. Britain is on the edge of catastrophe. Terror attacks are getting worse, people are terrified, and the government can’t do a thing about it. But there’s an even bigger...

Rom-com lovers are in for a treat with Leah Brewer's Love Inn: The View. Clara Sharp was happily looking forward to getting married until she caught her fiancé cheating on her with one of his employees. When her best friend sets her up on a...

The Final Shelter is a dystopian mystery by Rob Ramos. The world order has collapsed. Cities are overpopulated, power cuts have become normal, riots are common, and citizens live amid poverty and squalor, barring a privileged few who live in protected areas. Phoebe Jones, a...