The Door, the Key and the Kingdom by Emily-Jane Hills Orford introduces Anne, aged 17, who was raised by her grandmother in present-day Canada, as her mother had to work long hours. She was introduced to a world of fantasy by her loving grandmother, who...

Must: Becoming the Person You Are Meant to Be follows Stephen Rue’s personal and professional journey, showing how he transformed early experiences of loss, bullying, and self-doubt into a framework for intentional living. He explains how he identified limiting beliefs, developed consistent habits, and cultivated...

Serenade of Sirens: The Lost Boys of Tosa by K.D. Allbaugh is a historical “whodunit” that will draw readers into its clever and twisting plot arcs, fascinating characters, and period setting, leaving them intrigued and satisfied. Addy St. John has married into wealth and power,...

Candysaurus is a charming and very sweet (pun intended) children's book written by Brandee Huddleston and illustrated by Courtney Huddleston. Candysaurus is a tiny dinosaur who is made entirely out of candy. At first, the other dinosaurs are alienated by Candysaurus, but when he saves...

Meanwhile, Here in Austin by Cetywa Powell is a magical book that shows you Austin through the eyes and camera of a journalist and photographer who moved to the city in the spring with her husband and son and explored and documented her impressions throughout...

The Fearless Socialpreneur by Rob Douk is a business book that emphasizes the importance of combining entrepreneurship with ethics. Born in a labor camp during the genocide in Cambodia, Rob learned the significance of hope and resilience from his parents' escape to America. He applied...

The Art and Science of Well-Being by Rob Douk begins with Douk recounting his life as a record of survival and a look at how experiences shape health. He describes escaping from Cambodia as an infant, resettling in the United States, and moving through educational...

The Giant's Book of Poems by Daniel A. Freedman is a collection of original poetry, combining surreal imagery, episodic narration, and fragmented syntax to present observational snapshots of the extraordinary and ordinary. Cirche La Bas imagines sculptures in the Louvre speaking with humor and wisdom...

In her memoir Get Your Own Coffee, Suzanne Hopgood describes early exposure to business through her family’s hotel in Littleton, New Hampshire, and her education in economics and accounting at the University of New Hampshire. Hopgood talks about pushing through gender-based workplace restrictions while advancing...

Robert Jones’s The Conflict of Interests is a sweeping epic of magic, war, and uneasy alliances between humans and dragons. The story follows Donovan Francis, a gifted young magician whose rapid ascent through the ranks at the Franconian Wizards Academy culminates in his passing the...

Nowadays, many marriages end in divorce. Our way of thinking as a society has changed over time, which has made communication between people more difficult. Without realizing it, we create a code that we acquire through culture and our experiences, among other things. Therefore, if...

Murasaki: Seasons of the Sword Book 4 by David Kudler is about Kano Murasaki, also called Risuko, a girl growing up during Japan’s civil war. After her father is disgraced and sent away, her mother ends up selling her to a hidden school where girls...

Katya Dunko was born in Ukraine. Her parents were very young and often fought. Her mother was an alcoholic and soon separated from Katya’s father. Her mother met another man through a dating site, and they moved to Alaska in the USA. This marriage also...

The Dragon Who Couldn’t Breathe Fire by Sayuri Perera follows Puff, a gentle blue dragon who lives in a sunny village. His best friend is a boy named Toby. While other dragons breathe flames, Puff can only make a frosty mist, and the village children...

Life in the Balance by Mark Joseph Doroski is the author's memoir of how he and his wife, Cheryl, pursued a lifestyle centered on part-time work, seasonal living, and extended travel between Norway, Italy, and Greece from the mid-1990s onward. He describes their relocation from...

Embodied in Service, Emboldened by Grace: The Unbroken Thread of Diaconal Ministry by Deacon Wally Calabrese traces the diaconate as a distinct and permanent vocation within the Church. Calabrese shows how ordination to the diaconate imprints an indelible sacramental character, shaping a man ontologically to...

After being seen by King Michael Alexander during his coronation, Elizabeth Du Beauchamp knew she was in trouble. Especially because Michael had seen Thane, Elizabeth’s youngest child, whom he believed to be his son and heir. True to her fears, the king orchestrates her abduction,...

Assassin Royale by Richard Davis is a compelling fantasy that follows the journey of Killian Lord, a deadly assassin, on a mission for his king. It begins when the mysterious and ruthless Maximilian Durandal violently seizes an independent estate, killing off its master and mistress....

Coming Up For Air by Jessica Natalie Reino is a thrilling fantasy novel set in the small town of Oceanbrook. The story follows Sarah D'Antonio, a teenager who is disturbed by the disappearance of her cousin, Lena. While everyone believes Lena drowned by accident, Sarah...

At a time of inequality and economic decline, and as Earth endures the impact of climate change and social upheaval, how did this come about? Class War, Then and Now by Chris Wright points the finger at capitalism, with its relentless search for profit. He...