Princess Mommy is a chilling horror novel by Gitte Tamar. Lillie is a five-year-old child raised by her father, John. Prone to seeing visions, Lillie navigates her everyday life listening to stories about her mother being a princess. But she continues to be chased by...

Cincher's Waltz by Joslyn Chase captivated me with its intrigue and suspense. Riley Forte loses her entire family in a fire, an event that almost upends her life. She is training at a secret spy camp in Bavaria. Perhaps this is the only way to...

I'll Try Anything Twice: Misadventures of a Self-Medicated Life follows author Carly Schwartz as she feels disconnected from her life, career, and relationships, despite outward success. In her efforts to find answers to the discontent she was experiencing in life, she embarked on a quest...

Maybe a Note Would Help: Transforming Your Life with a Few Kind Words by Kristen Tremonti Reiter is a helpful guide that highlights the power of thoughtful words in our lives and those with whom we share them. During a time of limbo in her...

Santa vs Rocky the Fox by Rita Mendoza and Hector Luciano Jr is filled with Christmas love and joy. Santa is out delivering gifts, but notices that his cookies have been eaten and his warm milk is gone. He discovers a cute fox with sweet,...

The 1900 Galveston (Texas) Hurricane was the deadliest natural disaster in the history of the United States, although it’s much more distant than events like 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina. Lucy Davila Hakemack, in her novel, Remembering the Storm, shows the Galveston tragedy through a human-interest...

Almost every human endeavor stems from curiosity. In Curiosity Redefines the Limits, Rod Adkins draws upon his background as a veteran business executive, including senior vice president of IBM, to provide a blueprint for growth and success rooted in human curiosity. Born in Augusta, Georgia,...

Illegitimate by Maddie Lock is a memoir that begins with Maddie as a child in postwar Germany. Maddie was left with her grandma, while her mother, Susi, moved between countries and relationships. Maddie was later sent to live with Susi, who married Ted, a US...

Seeing America Between the Lines by Ronald K. Henderson takes readers on a journey through the author's personal experiences and reflections, set against the backdrop of America’s cultural and political landscape. The book is structured as a series of road-trip stories, each capturing a distinct...

Inferno by Alan Cohen follows a protagonist who is trying to make sense of herself and her place in the world. At the centre of the narrative is Nancey Reese, a quiet young nurse whose ordinary life slowly opens into something much larger and more...

There is absolutely no sugar-coating in The Book of Common Sense, and honestly, that is exactly why it works. It’s clear from the start that Daniel Hart’s intention isn't to give you a fluffy "pat on the back." Instead, this is a direct, unapologetic manual...

Under an African Sky by Elene Catrakilis is a powerful, sweeping novel set on the edge of monumental change in South Africa. After decades of apartheid, the legendary revolutionary leader Nelson Mandela was set to be released from prison after twenty-seven years of captivity, and...

Clyde is a science fiction thriller by Evan Borchert. Clyde can't feel his senses. All he sees is darkness. With no memories, Clyde is instead haunted by lucid dreams, while his entire body is paralyzed. Dr. Horatio Mizaridio (Jim Bob) attends to Clyde, unaware that...

The Ghost Case Posse by Joe Greco is a courtroom drama that plays out in the daily lives of each of the participants. Jedediah (Jed) Bouvier is an idealistic lawyer who has followed the path of Public Defender in Murrieta County, California, to uphold the...

Murder in Deacon’s Corner is the sixth book in the Take it to the Limit series by Linda Opdyke, a nail-biting murder mystery that keeps you guessing. Ethan and Mickey Jenks are private investigators in Nashville. When they discover a body in an abandoned building,...

The Elephant in the Ivy by Alexander Greengaard is set in a private university, where Alison Ashe is recruited into Chaturanga, a secret competition run by faculty in which academic departments act as rival teams in a controlled spy game. Students serve as operatives, steal...

Eliora did not fit into the social norm. She was an amnesiac in an all-girls school, falling behind in her studies because her grandmother had homeschooled her after the accident. Nightmares have been a norm for her, but they seem to come to life when...

During any merger and acquisition, business leaders, executives, and managers face a wide range of challenges. In Being Acquired, Daniel P. Jackson draws on his decades-long management consulting career to offer a research-backed blueprint that facilitates smoother transitions for organizations going through an M&A event....

Daughters of the Crosslands: Book One by Brian Kerr takes readers on an extraordinary journey across magical lands where fierce human-like creatures hunt for the flesh of the unsuspecting, and a self-made queen takes things to the extreme in a bid to continue her evil...

Won’t You Give Me Some of Your Love? by Nathan Nicolau is an anthology of original short fiction that bends the imagination and takes readers through bite-sized moments in divergent spaces. In Good Deeds, Sam, an ex-con tending a failing bar, becomes entangled in the...