Green by Chuck LeGrande follows a quiet teen named Jamie, who flees his home in Queens after a confrontation with his father, carrying nothing but a hidden draft board letter and a book of drawings. His aimless wandering brings him to the rough edges of...

Naturalized US Citizen by B. K. Kishore traces the author’s journey from his childhood in post-independence India to his naturalization as a US citizen. Drawing on personal experiences, historical events, scientific achievements, and cultural reflection, the book presents a detailed account of a life shaped...

FBI Snitches, Blackmail, and Obscene Ethics at the Supreme Court by Alex Charns is one of those rare books that reads like a legal thriller. Charns, a criminal defense attorney who spent over four decades pursuing secret FBI files through federal courts, reveals how J....

Queer Justice by Alex Charns is a historical legal novel that blends fiction with real figures and events from the turbulent political climate of the 1960s. The story centers on a young attorney, Mitch Pilsudski, who is assigned to represent George Smith, a teenage defendant...

C. L. Richardson’s Reclaimers follows Robin Winters, an ex-soldier desperately clinging to the hope of a peaceful life. Just as she starts to let her guard down and make genuine connections, a major government secret shatters her hard-won stability. It’s a gut-wrenching look at what...

Good Enough Parent by Dr Bill Senyard is the kind of parenting book you didn't know you needed until the weight of raising a teenager finally humbles you. Written by a pastor and a once-teen parent, this book is structured in a common style called list...

J.P. Brutus’s More Likely Than Not is about the devastating aftermath of a child’s death and the search for truth in a flawed system. After a fight with her husband, Mario, Sylvie leaves home for a short walk. Sylvie returns and finds her baby, Gabriel,...

Not every Christmas story is told by a child. In A December to Remember, Robert Bernardo tells a holiday story through the eyes of Stanley, a young dog. He was once abandoned and struggling to survive. But then Adam and his family came along to...

Finding your place in the world isn't always easy. In Carolyn Macchia’s lyrical story, Itty Bitty Bee Leads the Way, a tiny bee named Pixie lives in a busy hive. It begins with Queen Wigglesworth announcing a challenge to the bee community. They are short...

In To Me You See by Leo and Debbie Hamblin is a bold, unconventional memoir about two people who found each other as teenagers in 1979 in Monett, Missouri, lost each other to life, religion, marriages, and distance, and then found each other again nearly...

H. H. Fowler’s If I Had Only Known follows Tiana Folsom, a young woman whose fascination with supernatural creatures leads her toward an invitation to Tiger Island. The trip appears to offer adventure, money, and a chance to prove that beings beyond ordinary human life...

In the Beginning: The Early Days of Religious Beliefs is a fascinating work of fiction in the historical sub-genre and was penned by author Jaime Reyes. As the title suggests, we return to very early times of the human race, when Neanderthals are first learning...

Do you like playing with your pets? Do you think they are amusing? I absolutely agree with you, so I invite you to add a new furry friend to those you already have and have fun with him. Meet Frankie, the adorable protagonist of Frankie...

Holding On by a Thread by Stefonknee Wolscht is the bittersweet story of a transgender woman who decided to shed the oppressive mask and reveal her true self. Walking away from 23 years of marriage wasn’t easy, but when her wife gave her an ultimatum,...

Curiosity can lead us to places we never expected to go. In Constance and the Battle for Wonder by Julie Lavender, twelve-year-old Constance Faultsom has grown up in a colorful, imaginative home where her family embraces creativity and a magical place called Wonder. They're perfectly...

With Frances Flamingo Soccer Star, Dottie Lee invites young readers onto the vibrant, high-energy pitch of youth sports. Far from just a story about winning a game, this picture book focuses on the real-world anxiety of stepping into a brand-new experience. We follow Frances and...

What Do You Feed a Flamingo? A Flamingo Friendship Adventure for Kids by Lee Porter is a fun, educational story for kids. Phyllis and Ethel are off on their holidays, and they have planned for everything. Well, everything except the weather. When they get thrown...

When Georgia Thayer, a medical social worker in Columbia, South Carolina, urges her sixteen-year-old foster daughter, Tessa, to attend a nighttime party hosted by her classmate, she has no idea how much trouble awaits the kids. Working the night shift, Georgia is shocked when Sara...

Being a founder of a startup is not easy. Ksenia Yudina founded the fintech company UNest, which at one point reached a market valuation of $120 million before the Silicon Valley Bank crash led to its downfall. In One Venture, Ten MBAs, Yudina shares her...

Peanut Butter and Donner: A Curious Chorus by Erin Rosenblum is a unique, rhyming story about two pets who were rescued by their family. Donner is a blue parakeet who was found in an ice cream shop. Peanut Butter is a little brown rabbit who...