Arasgain Saga: Hope – Book One by V. G. Cooper is a delightfully gentle and warm story about family, love, and loss, introducing a character who embarks on an epic fantasy journey. Ava Lewis has always been intrigued by a set of birthmarks on her...

Perfect the Way I Am: Learning to Love What Makes You Unique by Michael Belliotti is an inspiring story about self-acceptance and bravery. The book follows Lila, a young girl living with Type 1 diabetes, as she faces the challenges of wearing a continuous glucose...

The Bastion Protocol by A. K. Lakelett is a captivating drama that follows Calaf, a former intelligence analyst who is posing as an independent journalist. His journey takes him to Valletta, Malta, situated at a crucial crossroads in the world. Although Malta is small, it...

Beneath the Orchard Sky by E.N. Beck follows Lucy, a UX designer from New York, who suffers intense heartbreak after her long-term boyfriend, Neville, suddenly dumps her. To make matters worse, she loses her job and finds out her beloved grandfather has passed away. Lucy...

In Midtown: The Forsaken Virus of the Black Realm by Karsten De Bolt and Isaak Uriarte, the cities of Halvade, Capital City, and Ashenfell are on the edge of ruin after an experiment fails and fractures reality. An entity of metal and will comes through,...

Crossfire (Life’s A Rodeo Book 1) by Heidi Herman is a delightful love story wrapped up in a message about work/life balance and the pressures of family and legacy. Moirin Garrett has spent her adult life building her skills, her reputation, and her family’s massive...

In Mind Odyssey: A Doctor's Guide to Training Your Brain for Purpose, Balance, and Fulfillment, Dr. Spyros Papapetropoulos compares the search for fulfillment to Odysseus’s journey home, where purpose guides us through distraction and uncertainty. The author tells readers that purpose should be seen as...

Hallway of Messages 2.0 by Rainy Knight is a compilation of the author's original songs and street poetry, each touching on emotion, outlook, and both the physical and private aspects of humanity. In the song Is It Okay With You?, the singer examines a relationship...

Everyone Knows My Name by Cindy Green-Helmer is a cute kids’ picture book about the trials of going to school. Six-year-old Tucker doesn’t want to go to school. He doesn’t know anyone, and he can already write his own name and count, so why does...

Little Edna’s War by Janet Bond Brill recounts the extraordinary life of Edna Stefania Brill, a Holocaust survivor who faced incredible hardships during World War II. The book traces Edna’s journey from her childhood in the Warsaw ghetto, where she experienced the horrors of the...

The Courtyard by Benjamin Parket and Alexa Morris is a remarkable memoir about what happened to a specific Jewish family during the Holocaust. In this memoir, Bernard recounts how, at first, while living in Paris, he and his Polish-immigrant family only heard rumors of what was happening to...

David Crane's Winter Comes in June is the tale of a giant asteroid named Amira, hurtling straight toward Earth. Scientists have only 30 days to stop it. Different countries try to stop it using everything from missiles to nuclear weapons, but nothing seems to work....

Recoil of Justice by Brad Elder starts when Baron Tech discovers that its highly secure data-storage software, InvisiData, has been stolen, likely by Bidwell Technologies, which had access to sensitive contracts with U.S. and Mexican government agencies. Ryan Wolfe, an attorney at Daniel, Warner, and...

Eleanor Roosevelt once said, “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” In Sincerely, Mildred by Ashley Rea, Mildred is a dreamer. So much so that the 19-year-old sometimes gets into trouble with her wandering mind at the cannery job...

I Buried Her in a French Press: A Memoir About Finding My Voice and the Power of Being Heard begins with author Sarah Barnes Humphrey discussing the collapse of her family business, leading to the rebuilding of her professional life. After starting at sixteen, Sarah...

In Upside Down Riches by Anna E. Styron, Pansy lives with her father, four sisters, and three brothers. Every day, she bakes mini cakes and sells them from a small stand in the park. Each night, she dreams of one day having enough money to...

In his memoir, I Am Not Ashamed of Christ: Personal Testimonies of a Christian, Dr. Robert Peprah-Gyamfi describes what he associates with life before and after adopting Christian beliefs in his personal writing. He links John 1:43–51 to his history and recounts birth and early...

Mark Elberfeld’s Sour Cherries at Buc-ee’s is a collection of essays that examines the complexities of human connection, memory, and the interaction between place and identity. With a sharp eye for detail and a reflective tone, Elberfeld guides readers through his experiences, blending personal stories,...

Getting Ready for My Bone Surgery: A Broken Bone Recovery Guide for Kids by Dr. Fei Zheng-Ward helps children approach bone surgery with confidence and understanding. The book emphasizes assisting children to prepare emotionally and physically for surgery. It walks them through each step, from...

It is 1941. A group of British officers of various ranks is being held in Stalag XXA, Poland, as POWs by the Germans. After a British colonel asks his juniors to gather intelligence, one officer overhears a conversation involving the camp commandant about a shipment...