Keith Thorn’s The Distance We Didn’t See is an incredibly raw, quiet book that looks at how family rifts actually happen—not usually through one big explosion, but through years of small misunderstandings and unaddressed pride. Thorn is brave enough to look back at his own...

In his self-help memoir A Caregiver's Tips, Frederic Buse recounts the years following his wife Dot’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis, after her memory loss slowly transforms their marriage into full-time caregiving inside their Pennsylvania home. A retired marine engineer, Buse describes the moment Dot no longer recognizes...

Monkey Madness: Tiger Trials is a children's adventure story by J.P. Arkontaky. Born to the current Rainforest Queen, Tilly the Tiger cub must pass the Tiger Trials to fulfill what she feels is her destiny. But when an imaginary monkey unexpectedly starts distracting her, Tilly's...

Daniel D. Lelong’s Millennial Taproot leans into the message that Jesus of Nazareth is not merely connected to the LORD God of Israel; He is that LORD revealed in human form. Lelong wants readers to see YHVH as God the Son acting throughout Israel’s history...

In Europe À La Mode, Linda Hall-Kelsoe recounts a six-week journey across southern Europe that gradually reshapes her understanding of what makes travel worthwhile. After disappointing visits to crowded attractions leave her exhausted, she begins paying closer attention to the experiences that feel most natural...

In Preserving and Protecting the Vineyard, Charles R. Reed Sr. argues that the Bible presents one uninterrupted warning about what happens when spiritual authority drifts away from God’s instruction. He uses Jesus as the center of that argument, presenting Christ not simply as Savior but...

John Phillip Bamforth and Roy Stanford Zwahlen's Race to Innovation tells readers that entrepreneurship becomes most transformative when it comes from people who understand what established systems fail to provide. They say innovation often begins with someone recognizing a practical need that larger companies ignored...

Unconvention: A Business Strategy Guide by Sri Kaza challenges the prevailing belief that small businesses must model corporate giants to survive and grow. The author demystifies the concept of scaling and uses his experience in consulting for McKinsey and scaling ForwardLine Financial to argue that...

Denise Koessler Gosnell and Kathryn Erickson’s Tech Confidential follows two women working inside Silicon Valley as professional ambition gradually overtakes the rest of their lives. Denise reaches a point where stress leaves her injured on the floor of her home, while Kathryn begins reassessing the...

Rebecca Heiss's Springboard: Transform Stress to Work for You challenges the ordinary, conventional wisdom that presents stress as a toxic enemy to be eliminated. This book proposes something new and argues that stress is an essential energy for a purposeful, meaningful life. The author uses...

Brad Feld’s Give First presents decades of experience in venture capital and mentorship and transforms that experience into a philosophy of non-transactional generosity that boosted his career and the Techstars accelerator network. The book starts with an enigmatic opening that instantly arrests the reader’s interest:...

Jenn Whitmer’s Joyosity examines how workplace culture gradually pulls people away from meaningful work by normalizing exhaustion and emotional disconnection. Using experiences from educational leadership, Whitmer describes how institutions often demand constant output while ignoring the human cost created by fear-driven management and endless pressure....

Kevin Ertell’s The Strategy Trap answers the question: Why do most companies fail to execute their strategies? The book examines the disturbing reality that 90% of companies fail to successfully execute their key strategies and often fail in a spectacular manner, as evidenced by Ron...

Gary Elliot shares his life story alongside some mesmerizing poetry in You Can Get Through This With God's Help. In this book, Gary recalls the impact of Jesus Christ. Jesus became Gary's savior at a time when he felt lost and helpless in life. Born...

Willow is a very excitable puppy. In Leisa Fail’s Willow’s Journey, Willow is too full of energy for the families who try to bring her into their homes. At three months of age, Willow has lived in three different homes. Will she ever find her...

The Fire Inside My Soul by Julia Baeten tells the story of Diana Strauss, a successful advertising executive who survived a painful childhood. She has everything anyone desires: career success, wealth, and a beautiful apartment with terrific views. But even with so much success, she...

In Clinton H. Simpson’s Palisade Meridian, firefighter Carter Davis boards the luxury cruise ship Palisade Meridian with his wife, Leah, and their children, expecting a welcome family vacation far from the pressures of life near Chicago. Days after leaving New Orleans, communication systems fail on...

Have you ever imagined if something other than rain or snow could fall from the sky? In Rich Follett’s The Day It Rained Popcorn, not only does something different fall, but it also draws out the bravery of some of the townspeople. This book is...

Scrubby's PBnJ by Mike J. Kizman is an engaging and gripping Christian novel about an ambitious young business owner who experiences many surprising, life-changing moments. It's July 4th in the lovely town of Schooner Lake, where Brynn "Scrubby" Green, the owner of a little peanut...

Do you live with allergies and the fear that something you eat, or even touch, might make you very sick? In Candace Laskowski’s You Are Super, Penny! My Food Allergen Service Dog, a little boy shares his story about living with serious, life-threatening allergies. But...