So You Want To Be A Crime Scene Investigator by Linda Soules is a well-written book capable of inspiring children who want to be crime scene investigators in the future. Linda starts by explaining what a crime scene investigator does, including taking photographs of crime...

Linda Soules’s So You Want to Be a Ballet Dancer introduces young readers to the demanding and artistic world of ballet. The book explains that ballet is far more than graceful performances onstage. It is a discipline built on years of physical training, repetition, precision,...

It's an undeniable fact that any organization's future trajectory of success depends a lot on its reputation. But too often, many treat reputation almost as an afterthought. In The Reputation Advantage, Chris Foster presents reputation as a strategic discipline to turn into leverage and shows...

Hear, O Israel by Robert J. Popoff follows the author’s lifelong struggle to bridge the gap between studying theology and actually experiencing a life guided by faith. Popoff reflects on his decades of marriage, public service as a mayor, and sudden, severe medical emergencies that...

Identifying key employees may not be as simple as you think. Jack McCullough has identified a unique group and explores who they are and why they are vital in The Rodman Paradox: When Your Most Valuable Employee Isn't Your Star. The book derives its name...

Don't Tell by Teresa Schapansky is a deeply personal and harrowing memoir based on the life story of Troy Edward Eklund. The book walks you through Troy’s painful childhood, his addiction, and his fight for a better life—all before his sudden death in 2025. Troy...

Rooted in Christ's Identity is a short novella by Sallie Dawkins. All the little sunflower seed has ever known is the Gardener's workbench. It is fond of all the neatly placed pots and plants. The little seed sees that the Gardener likes to tuck a...

The game is rigged, and author Ujwal Arkalgud can prove it. In Invisible Rules: How to Outsmart the Entrepreneurial Game, the author, an anthropologist-turned-founder, exposes the unwritten codes that quietly decide whose ideas gain traction, who gets funded, and which paths to success are considered...

Lift Off (Omnibus 1: Grampa Was an Alien) by Elly Mossman offers a heartwarming, multi-generational story that begins with an elderly retiree sharing his spectacular past with his grandson, Lewis. Long ago, a kind alien scientist named Xerix traveled to Earth in a flying saucer....

The Parchment Burns, The Letters Rise: One God, One Lord, One Life examines the Shema as a declaration that refuses to separate belief from obedience. Robert John Popoff argues that Scripture presents hearing God as an act proven through the shape of a person’s life,...

In B.R. Kang’s Caput Mundi: The Head of the World, twelve-year-old Niil has spent a year on Umbra after Marcus and Mira Marcellus kidnapped him over a debt owed by his father, Hidemith Terra. When Niil discovers he can summon enarii, a liquid metal shaped...

The Asset Play is a memoir-style investing guide by Pradeep Singh that draws on a career spanning from scooter resales as a schoolboy to shipping fleets, real estate, and corporate acquisitions. The book opens with a small but telling story: a young Singh notices that...

In Marsell Morris’s Alien Offensive Book 1: Nanobot Storm, billions of ten-sided metal objects descend across Earth, reaching every continent and ocean. Each device rights itself before releasing a crystalline mist. Soon, animals of every species begin hunting people with coordinated aggression, leaving cities deserted...

In a world of instant messages, leave your mark by writing a letter. Handwritten Notes for Kids by Carrie Pierce is a workbook that teaches children how to write a variety of notes. It’s an interactive activity book that begins with a reminder to consider...

In Cecilia Kae's Eyes Shut, Robyn Hannah Yuen spends her teenage years drifting through Singapore after her family collapses and her closest friendship pulls her toward dangerous choices that leave her isolated from nearly everyone around her. Her life changes after she begins experiencing recurring...

In Robert Crompton’s The Dark Side of Gilead, cabinetmaker Vic Scanlon returns to Colinton after schoolmate Amy Rashid asks about the girl he saw locked inside elder Len Robinson’s junk room twenty years earlier. Vic reported the discovery as a child, but the Fellowship of...

The Substi-Tooth, written by Kristin Manty, is a picture book for young children. One day at the beach, Austin and his mom are soaking up the sun. Austin is flying his kite and building sand castles, whilst also working on an important task. He has...

When Lieutenant Caitlin O’Connor answers her phone in the early hours, the news is shocking. As Death in the End Zone by Lynn Slaughter begins, the reader is jolted along with her. Upon her arrival at the crime scene, two Franklin High football stars —...

In Break My Bones by Michelle Ian, we follow Michael, a successful suspense fiction writer whose own life begins to mirror the dark stories he writes. Michael is returning to his small-town Tennessee roots to end his book promotion tour and take over a local...

Borrowed Tales by Michael Bowers centers on Sam, a broken man trying to hide from the world on a back corner barstool at Leo's pub. His simple routine is constantly interrupted by overwhelming mental shifts that drop him right back into the most pivotal and...