Cindy Miller's Alli the Alligator is about a young alligator named Alli who enjoys life with her family by the Rumbly River, spending days swimming and playing with cousins. Her world changes when she sees human children nearby, intrigued by their games and differences. Eager...

D.M. Christensen uses satire in M.B.A. to examine what happens after entering an MBA program and realizing many professional systems reward appearances more reliably than practical judgment. Classroom discussions about leadership expand into criticism of universities selling prestige while employers treat credentials as proof of...

You or Impulse by Helen Christa is a health guide that offers tips on weight loss and healthy living. Instead of quick fixes, it leans into self-awareness and learning to watch your own patterns before trying to change them. Christa walks you through building healthy...

Curve Balls and Second Chances by Susan Boles is book one in the Pickwick Pirate Queens Softball Romance series. Readers are introduced to Rose McAllister, who is living in Pickwick Bend. She owns a coffee shop and coaches the Pickwick Pirate Queens softball team. When...

The NOLO: Legend of the Lost by Liz Fahey centers on Eduardo and Dalton, two boys who quickly develop a close friendship after meeting and exploring their surroundings together. Their adventures take them through places like Boot Hill Cemetery and the hills around their town....

Hennie and Her Poetry Eggs by Kym Gordon Moore is about a young hen who feels out of place on a farm, where she is constantly compared to others and judged for being different. Unlike the other hens, Hennie lays colorful eggs that do not...

In The Library: Victorian Virtues Book 3 by Edwina Kiernan, Irene uses books to escape the fear she experiences at home. It’s the 1850s in England, and news spreads across the village of Lindenfell that they may soon get their own public library. Irene clings...

Carl Jung said, “The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are.” This idea is at the heart of The Day I Learned I’m Autistic (and ADHD!) by Bethany Stahl. In this picture book, readers are introduced to a young girl who...

As artificial intelligence begins influencing decisions with human consequences, in The Right Call: A Leader’s Guide to Ethical Decision Making in Practice, Tremaine du Preez examines what happens when organizations can no longer separate operational success from ethical responsibility. The book follows leaders facing situations...

Party of a Lifetime by Henry Corrigan follows Becca Longford as she heads back home from college, hoping a beach weekend with her old crew will make up for how badly their high school prom went. That prom night was horrible, marked by bullying, a...

In Ego Degradation: Pulling Back the Veil of Illusion to See Your Mind's Programming, Alexx Shaw defines Ego Degradation as the collapse of the mental identity a person has built from experience, until their usual sense of self no longer feels stable. When this breakdown...

In her memoir 1 in 2 Million, born in Romania with Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva, Elena Pomana grows up watching permanent bone growth slowly restrict her movements while her family searches for treatment after political unrest opens Romania’s borders. Her mother takes her to hospitals in...

The Garden Friend Visits the Gardener by Mary Frances Baker follows a fanciful acorn-topped character who discovers an unexpected friendship while exploring a garden, where small details become sources of fascination and connection. The garden becomes a space of discovery, where everyday encounters with plants,...

Deena Adams keeps readers surprisingly off-balance in her character-driven, emotionally engaging Christian drama, Stronger Than the Storm. Beth Holbrook has what everyone thinks is the perfect family, built on love and faith. She loves helping other parents as a parenting coach, but cracks start showing...

Susan Sloate and Kevin Finn deliver a mesmerizing time-travel thriller in Forward to Camelot and re-imagine the events surrounding the murder of JFK. Cady Cuyler is a thirty-six-year-old soap opera actress in 2000, who is abruptly fired from her long-running role. She is enlisted by...

Daffy by Andrea Moriarty is a collection of stories focused on motherhood, especially the experience of raising children on the autism spectrum. Instead of following a single, linear narrative, the book unfolds through a series of personal essays and shared reflections by a close-knit group...

Death and destruction are dished out to the syndicate that decided to eliminate their top assassin in the entertaining novel, Bunny Slippers, by Matt Peterson. MARI is an international organization of hired killers, and Bunny has worked for them for decades. When Bunny chooses to...

In A Trail to Love by Joanne Kiersarsky, the story begins in the early 19th century with a young soldier named Rex who falls for Felicity, the daughter of a powerful and rather ruthless senator. After her father tries to force her into a marriage...

In Dottie Lee’s In the Mountain, a routine shift inside a secure mountain facility becomes a desperate fight for survival when a catastrophic collapse traps a small group of workers and visitors far below the surface. Forced into the darkness beneath the ruined structure, Paul...

In Blood and Gold, Christie Sikora makes the argument that the Munich Olympics are proof that political violence cannot be separated from history. The author says the hostage crisis grew from decades of Palestinian displacement after 1948, from Cold War rivalries, from Western intervention across...