The Tooth-o-saurus by Nat Gibson is 'A Dino-Mite Book About Brushing Teeth and Going to the Dentist for Toddlers and Kids.' Noah and snacks go together like socks and shoes, but there’s something else that likes what he eats just as much – the dinosaurs...

Star Journey Home by Greg Martins is a unique spiritual journey from a metaphysical perspective that broaches questions regarding humanity’s spiritual origins. This is rooted in the concept that our souls could be our connection to another world, one that lies beyond the stars. Martins’...

The Supersonic Phallus by Steven Key Meyers is a captivating exploration of post-war America, blending historical events with intrigue. Set in 1947, the novel follows Sam, a young journalist in Sinai, Colorado, as he navigates the hysteria surrounding flying saucers, the pressures of small-town life,...

Olivia the Brave by Lindsey Young is a lovely children's book about anxiety and worry. It follows Olivia, an eight-year-old girl with many interests. She loves to make up songs, dance, play hide-and-seek with her brother, and play with her dog. She also enjoys reading...

In Take It to the Limit: Book 3 by Linda Opdyke, Mickey is hired to locate a missing teenager named Peter. During her investigation, Mickey goes undercover in Trestle, Nashville's most dangerous and violent homeless settlement. Upon her arrival, Mickey faces trouble for trying to...

Gizmo Goes to Ireland by Heidi Heisel follows a dog named Gizmo, who sets off to Ireland in search of a four-leaf clover, believing it will change his streak of bad luck. Frustrated by a series of mishaps, Gizmo boards a plane and travels across...

The Layoff Journey From Dismissal to Discovery by Steve Jaffe looks into the multifaceted experience of being laid off, which surprisingly often stems more from economic or organizational shifts rather than individual performance. Jaffe talks about the impersonal nature of termination processes and uses real...

Puerto Rico to the White House by Dr. Jacob Lozada is a memoir of possibilities and persistence. Born in a small rural village in Puerto Rico to a poor but godfearing family, the author struggled against disease, poverty, and poor governance on his home island...

Jules Kuroda’s The N8 Self presents a model of human identity centered on an innate energy source encompassing areas like the conscience, intuition, and interconnectedness. Drawing on philosophical, psychological, and spiritual traditions, Kuroda distinguishes the N8 Self from the mind, heart, and body, and outlines...

The Psychonauts: Sands Of Fate by Luther Banks is a wildly original genre-blender that plays by its own rules. Set against the backdrop of Cold War conspiracies, interdimensional warfare, and corporate malaise, the story hurtles through time and space with breakneck confidence. We’re introduced to...

Friends Make Space by Serene Chia is a story about three very different animals--Holly Hamster, Amelia Alpaca, and Chloe Chameleon-- who become friends by learning to understand and respect each other’s needs. One spring afternoon, Holly finds a quiet spot under a tree to calm...

The Vacation Bubble: To Barcelona with Love Trilogy, Book 1 by Marcella Steele starts off really funny, and that’s always a good sign for a romance, in my opinion. Sofia Drake has a quick wit, which she uses to introduce herself during a spin class...

Body in a Barrel by Aaron Mead follows the story of a former gangster as he tries to bury the sins of his past. Leonardo "Lenny" Battaglia thought his mob days were behind him when the discovery of a body in a barrel turns up...

In James Dunlop’s Plausible in Parts, Andy MacKay returns to his Camden flat after a contract mission in Kosovo that involved an attempt on General Marku Berisha, expecting to resume his routine, but the police arrest him and link the case to his actions abroad....

Into the Churn is a thrilling sci-fi fantasy with a sparkle of clean romance that opens a new trilogy by award-winning author Hayley Reese Chow. The story takes us to the planet of Belethea, where we meet Ezren Hart, a busy seventeen-year-old who juggles schooling...

The Bulls of Bashan by Jodi Lea Stewart unfolds in 1953 around Savannah, a waitress working in a diner in a small Texas town. Savannah's uncomplicated life is about to take a drastic turn. She is recruited as a member of a covert team tasked...

The Gold Rose is a work of fiction in the historical fiction and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience owing to some very mild language and delicately handled scenes of wartime violence, and was penned by author Jodi Lea...

This is a coming-of-age tale about an 18-year-old girl named Rindy, who has aged out of the foster care system and arrives in Tinlee Bay, California, with only a backpack filled with her entire life and the determination to start over. Facing life’s challenges, like...

Iseult is a teenage banshee, a harbinger of death, and a stalker of fate. Her abilities are shrouded in death and doom, and in the paranormal world, they are far from welcome. She and her mother, Saoirse, live as outliers among werewolves, vampires, dryads, and...

Bikers, bimbos, and a man named Walter collide in Evacuation Route, a novel by Chris Dungey. The year is 2008, the place is Florida, and Walter is a man who drifts through life without much of a plan. Struggling to get by, he works with...