It is 1891. Richard Carnby, Terrence Alexander “Axel” Hastings, Percival Wallace, Dr. Stanthorpe Whitehall, Emma Westover, and Jane Halifax each receive a letter offering membership in a clandestine organization. To accept, they must appear at a specific address. As they heed the invitation, they meet...

Admitted and Afraid is a memoir by Maggie Boday, a trader whose sudden throat pain becomes a medical emergency after swelling alters her voice, then makes swallowing almost impossible. Her sister brings her to the emergency department, where a CT scan rules out a throat...

Nursing Her Fractured Family by Louis Tong is an enthralling novel. Penny's father has just died, and from now on, she has to take care of her mother and younger sister. Penny, at twenty-four, thinks more about her sister, how to protect her from their mother, who...

The Divine Spark, written by Lida Wyatt, is a picture book for young readers. A young boy named Luca wonders who he will become. One night, in his blissful sleep, he dreams something wonderful. He feels he is as thin as air and flying like...

Intrinsic by W.H.B. is a literary saga that follows the fall and redemption of Christopher Franklin. We meet Chris in the middle of his shift as a New York City taxi driver, steering his 2004 Ford Crown Victoria through Lower Manhattan, but he is a...

Ready for some giggles? Ron Rich's 365 Limericks You Won't Find Anywhere Else will offer you a chuckle a day for an entire year. Open these pages, and you’ll meet Patty Price, who falls on ice; Terry Westin, who asks questions; Danny Dirk, who’s late...

Glenn Hurst is a fifty-six-year-old ghostwriter in dire financial straits who also faces a bitter divorce. When crypto-millionaire Brad Thorsen hires him to write his "origin story" at the remote Mattison Alkaline Works, the "Maw," in rural Virginia, he believes it is the lifeline he...

It is 1941. World War II rages on, and its effects ripple through America. In Seward, Alaska, seventeen-year-old Josh Spark could tell business was bad on his Uncle Harry’s farm, where he worked. Following his uncle’s advice to get a job and avoid getting drafted,...

Lead with Trust by Bart Spence is a well-written book containing principles for building trust and positivity that readers, particularly business leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals, will find effective for cultivating a positive work environment. Spence begins by introducing the 9 principles of trust drawn from...

According to author Ame Cutler, taking an individualistic approach isn't enough to heal from generational trauma. In The Regeneration Process, Cutler presents a six-phase framework for recovery rooted in personal, ancestral, ecological, relational, and systematic foundations. The six phases include commitment, deconstruction, illumination, transformation, expansion,...

Jeff Nesbit’s Autocrat is satirical, grotesque, and timely; it follows a narcissistic reality TV host named Rex Vanner who launches and wins the 2015 presidential campaign. But his leverage is a network contract, and what he succeeds in summoning is the darkest impulse in the...

In The Way, The Truth, The Life, P. D. Blackwell interprets ancient history through the lens of John 14:6. By exploring Hebrew origins, Blackwell identifies the Garden’s serpent as the spiritual Nachash, whose influence extended to the Sons of God, which resulted in the creation...

Boris Plamenov Konstantinov’s After Hope follows humanity after a poisoned Earth has forced survivors into seven sealed domes and the decaying settlements around them. Teresa Rodriguez, Chancellor of the United Nations Earth Council, discovers that the water keeping the domes alive may be contaminated. In...

In Izzy B’s The Way Home, a core group of animals – a bear, squirrel, and rabbit - seek a new home of abundance. The land they currently inhabit can no longer support life. Their survival depends on reaching this new place. In the distance,...

Look Up! A Story About Changing Your Perspective by Izzy B. is a warm children’s picture book about learning to be thankful. Gramm is a grumpy ant who has made his home in a thorn. He complains about everything. One day, a mouse, a...

The Warhead by Jeffrey E. Stern follows the life of Paveway, the laser-guided bomb first built by Weldon Word after American pilots kept failing to destroy North Vietnam’s Dragon’s Jaw bridge. Richard Hilton’s missions show why the Air Force wants a smart weapon that can...

The Queen of New York by Michael Freed-Thall delivers a sweeping, emotionally engaging story about intergenerational strength that left me spellbound, politically awakened, and painfully aware of the cost of standing against injustice. Seventeen-year-old Esther Garry is an aspiring journalist who moves in with her...

In The Thirteen: The City of Thorns by Woody R. Clermont, we follow Kael, a half-Alfar warden, as he struggles to maintain control over a crime-ridden district in the crumbling metropolis of Vhal’Kareth. The crisis here is incredibly eerie: blocks of homes and random people...

Author Bruce Parkinson Spang looks back at his life and shares his memories in this enthralling poetry collection. Twist contains poems in which Spang recalls all those momentous events that left a mark on his life. From the joys of experiencing one's first real kiss...

Getting the Most Out of Your College Experience gives students a practical map for moving through college with purpose after enrollment. Dr Chris Apoder O'Riordan-Adjah draws on his path from Ghana to American campuses, then on his work as a professor and dean, to explain...