Dead Man’s Gospel by Reno Bachman is a riveting psychological Western that introduces us to Timothy Gospel, a man scarred by violence since his childhood and who then, as an adult, inflicted it. Timothy is on the run, seeking sanctuary in the hills and forests...

Truth and The Hallow by W. L. Brooks is a fantasy which centers on Ven Lee, a girl who chooses to go back to her hometown, Ingrid Hallow, a mystical town governed by magic laws and full of mythical creatures. Ven felt like an outcast...

Faithful Journeys: Sisterhood, Love, and Restoration by J. Ryenae is the story of four women, Jaquell, Nikki, Kyla, and Courtni, who shared an unbreakable bond of sisterhood in high school, a bond that is tested by the challenges of adulthood. Now they are adults, and...

In Terry Birdgenaw’s Cyborg Contact, Dee, a giant cyborg ANT from the distant moon Bilaluna, arrives on Earth through an ancient wormhole with a warning about the environmental collapse that destroyed his original world. Stranded in a future North America shaped by drought, political violence,...

Marlow is a swatchtail who works for the messenger's guild of Mulchthicket. She follows a shortcut through the Harrowed Woods to deliver mail and runs into danger. She is saved by Oleander, a danditroll that comes from a family of slayers, and they both form...

Robert Morong’s Blame Yourself presents responsibility as the moment a person stops treating the past as a verdict and starts treating the next decision as personal territory. Morong’s argument is direct: blame gives temporary relief, but responsibility gives a person something to do. The book...

Saltwater Stranger by Dianna Brown is a haunting story filled with family drama and unsettling supernatural intrigue. John and his daughter, Evelyn, are used to crows' warnings. But with this specific crow, Evelyn senses a warning tied to Kelly’s Island in Conception Bay. This place...

Set in the Ottoman capital during the winter of 1602, Rebellion and Deceit, book two in the Empires and Kingdoms series by David Eugene Andrews, follows Aisha, sister of Sultan Mehmet III, as she leaves her residence near the Hippodrome and enters a palace system...

It is 1941, nine years after the devastating Holodomor in Ukraine. Two years earlier, fifteen-year-old Konstantin “Kostya” Lysenko had missed out on the mass recruitment of the Red Army for boys over the age of eighteen, unlike his older brothers, Petro and Grisha, when World...

Open Hands follows Keith Thorn as the wound left by the father who abandoned him continues to shape his life well into later adulthood, until the painful distance that forms between Keith and his own children forces him to face the fear that has guided...

Understand The Past: Remember Without Reliving by Keith Thorn is a well-written book that helps readers see clearly through their past scars and experiences so that these do not negatively influence how they live in the present or future. Keith begins by describing the echo...

In What’s Your Nineveh? When Running from Your Calling Becomes Its Own Kind of Hell, Keith Thorn turns the biblical account of Jonah into a question of what happens when a person keeps refusing the duty God has placed on them. In the Bible, Jonah...

In Unsellable, Ben Grant examines the weakness inside many managed companies through stories drawn from trades and compliance firms across Britain. He follows founders who believe that years of expansion have secured their future until acquisition talks expose how much of the business depends on...

In L.A. Thompson’s The Trinity Crown, three princesses, Pryn, Helena, and Ryala of Marda, face the Selection Ceremony imposed on them by the Vanshian Company, a company that suppresses elemental magic through the use of strict “authorization” protocols and surveillance pods. The sisters secretly ally...

Chiwueze Ihebuzor's Ndáwí: A Story That Refused to Be Silenced is a son's journey to reconstruct the life of his mother, Cordelia Ndáwí Ihebuzor, and the history surrounding her death in 1990. Raised inside a polygamous Igbo household shaped by hierarchy and unresolved resentment, Cordelia...

In Dr. Bill Senyard's Shadowbound, nineteen-year-old Reggie is forced into the Shadowbound Quest, finding himself trapped inside a seven-level ordeal created by the ancient deceiver Dolos to turn him against the Great King. Each level places him in a new world where his survival depends...

In Curious Kids Do Interviews: A Peek into the World of Interesting People by Victoria E. Waller, Ed.D., children interview many famous people. Josh interviews Dr. Ballard, who discovered the RMS Titanic’s wreckage. Josh asks many difficult questions, like using the Titanic as a tourist...

Toronto Graffiti by Yvette Farkas shows the human behind the artwork, giving rare insight into the movement that helped define the 1980s. This stunning book documents the oral history of this movement and how these artists shaped the landscape of Toronto with work that moved...

Nina Purtee brings us romance with a splash of cabernet and a good dose of rodeo in Whispers of Blue Ridge. It’s time for the annual festival in Blue Ridge, Georgia, and Savannah Gray is still coming to terms with the tragic deaths of her...

Janell Strube’s Adélaïde: Painter of the Revolution is set in eighteenth-century Paris. Adélaïde Labille dreams of becoming a professional painter despite laws and artistic institutions that reserve this arena for men. Encouraged by her father while facing relentless pressure from her mother to secure a...