Jesse Sloane’s Coloring Through the Noise is a memoir that brilliantly documents her unraveling when her high-functioning VP career implodes overnight. She descends into a nervous breakdown accompanied by spiraling thoughts and shaking hands. She describes the experience as one in which her body is...

In It’s Party Time! But Where Is My Outfit? by Sandra Ledesma, young readers meet a group of critters who live together in a treehouse. One day, a park ranger visits them with a surprise. He invites them to a celebration, promising cake and lots...

Nothing beats a friendship built on love, trust, and understanding. It brings many blessings that we can hardly imagine. Beary Cub Club by Anthony P. Mauro Sr. depicts friendship in its truest form in the adventurous story of Junebeary and her best friends. This adventure...

In Food for Soul: A Couple’s Inner and Outer Journey toward Living Fully, Jessica Iachia crafts a memoir that is filled with insights and lessons on personal growth and the art of growing in love and living fully and purposefully. She tells her story, starting...

Valley High, Mountain Low by Ann Crawford tells the story of Mariella, who, after being married to her handsome, non-monogamous husband for more than a dozen years, decides she has had enough. During COVID-19 in 2020, she sneaks out of their lavish house in the...

This Book Found You Because Your Soul Whispered by Beronica Parham is a guide that offers a method for recognizing how past conditioning shapes present behavior and helping readers to understand how to change that pattern through deliberate awareness. The book follows how an individual...

In Discovering a Hidden Thread in My Family Tree: A Personal Genealogical Discovery Involving Lucille Ball, Susan Lorraine Kadera takes you on a journey about the significance of family connections, even remote ones. While clicking through genealogical sites online, she discovers that she shares ancestors...

In The Medical Ethic: Medicine as a Social Science, Russell Noblett argues that modern medicine loses sight of its purpose when physicians begin believing that scientific explanation alone can define human illness. After entering medical school with years of philosophical study already shaping his thinking,...

After meeting for the first time in months, Taylor and his youngest brother, Marc Dunkin, have reconciled, and Taylor has even agreed to go home to Montgomery, Massachusetts, for Easter. And because Jordan Dunkin was also flying in from the University of Notre Dame, Indiana,...

The Brewster Protocol by Moran Tomer is an exhilarating technothriller that introduces us to Josh Brewster, a retired Mossad spy who now runs his cybersecurity consulting firm in Singapore and looks after his golden retriever. But his cushy, boring life as the Chief Information Security...

When Faith Is Shaken by Sallie Dawkins is a well-written book that offers hope to readers, especially during seasons of doubt, intense medical crises, unanswered prayers, and more, while guiding them through the path of recovery and wholeness. In five parts using dreams, metaphors, and...

China’s Master Race for World Domination by Jack Cox Williams is a political thriller that blends espionage, science fiction, genetic engineering, and global power struggles into a fast-moving narrative centered on the ambitions of the Chinese government. The novel begins with President Xi Jinping reflecting...

B. Lou Guckian unflinchingly tells her story from a broken person to healing in Heart Knocks: From Strayed to Straight, a searing memoir. The memoir follows the author through years of self-destruction to spiritual redemption. She writes about her rebellion as a teenager, her marriage...

Maddy's Towers is a children’s picture book written by Inbal Alon with illustrations by Mandira Biswas. It follows Maddy, a young girl who returns home in tears after a sad betrayal. Her best friend, Mei, just revealed Maddy’s secret to everyone. While Maddy’s mother comforts...

In Henry B. Zimmer’s Designated Hitter, middle-aged Jack Colt is recording his life story, yet an unexpected change in his eyesight alters the direction of that account. After cataract surgery leaves him able to see fine details at extreme distances, he recognizes that he can...

In Jeffrey Butler's Bait, Detective Harper Jones of Wolf Hollow, North Carolina, faces one of the most challenging cases of his career. The town of Wolf Hollow borders the ocean, and this summer is good for tourists, with beach events, walkways, and playgrounds. Someone starts...

As part of his Ancient Wisdom series, author Neel Burton brings his wit and wisdom to German philosophy in The German Greeks. In addition to their philosophies, the author offers biographical profiles of Leibniz, Kant, Hegel, Schopenhauer, and Nietzsche in chronological order, illustrating their influences...

After a decade away from his hometown of Philadelphia, thirty-five-year-old Evan is back to bury his recently murdered grandfather. During the funeral, the family learns from the press that Evan’s uncle, Michael O’Brien, is running for mayor. Apparently, after the death of the incumbent Republican...

In Anne M. Kennedy’s The Baku Inheritance, book one in The City of Winds series, in 1890, Anton Nikolayevich Sabroski arrives in Baku with tanker plans that could open a new route through the Suez Canal. He learns that his father has died, and the...

Linda Dooks’ Land of Opportunity, Book Three begins in New York in 1914, when war in Europe sends desperate mothers and their children through Ellis Island. Rose Blackwood has spent years helping newcomers establish themselves in America, but the numbers now overwhelm the charitable houses...