Stephen James’ Trial by Conscience begins with a panicked choice that alters a person’s life forever. In 1964, an ordinary morning for a runner named Richard in Birmingham is shattered after a cruel family prank goes wrong. Believing he is responsible for a girl’s sudden...

Kimberly Fish's Parade of Secrets is set in 1948 Longview, Texas, where former wartime spy Lane Hayes accepts a private assignment from industrialist R. G. LeTourneau after cryptic messages begin appearing across the aircraft inside his company hangar. The inquiry into vandalism changes when teenage...

Alice McDowell’s Your Royal Nature: Inspiring Essays to Find Your Way Home is a wonderfully crafted guide to help readers connect more intimately and meaningfully with themselves. In an age when we drift further and further away from ourselves and our humanity, this book shows...

I Was Compelled by Ken Gorman is a psychological thriller that tells the story of Drew Baxter, a decorated Iraq War veteran. He struggles with survivor’s guilt and PTSD, and his compulsive need to help others. He is unable to get over the attack in...

Mayhem in the Mountains by Jane Loeb Rubin opens with eighteen-year-old Ella deciding to leave Brooklyn behind and head to the Catskills with her younger brother, Robbie, in search of relatives. It is set in the 1920s, a time that shapes so much of what...

A is For Amy by Steven Crandell is the delightfully sweet tale of Amy Dellaconta Franklin, an independent mother of three who, at 26, never knew her life would turn into such a train wreck. Drowning in debt thanks to her late husband, Amy tries...

Timestream by L. A. Hilden is the first installment in the Echoes of Eternity series. Set in the year 2101, the world has been devastated by a technology known as the Voice of God. Leva, Harper’s mother, vanishes into the timestream in an attempt to...

In The Man Who Couldn't Dream by Sandra L. Huska, Paul Whitmore and his wife, Annie, appear to have the perfect life. Paul is a pragmatic biologist who believes in science, but Annie is the intuitive wife who believes in the supernatural and seeks answers...

Trying to reach the top Health Care Professionals (HCPs) is posing increasing challenges for those marketing pharmaceutical products. Harshit Jain shares the solution in The Next Marketing: From Molecule to Mindset. He reminds readers that HCPs are not ordinary consumers swayed by marketing hype. They...

What happens when duty forces two strangers together? In The Gamble by Karen Black, readers are taken to Texas in 1895, where Emily chooses to honor her father by agreeing to an arranged marriage, hoping to save his struggling ranch. She’s spent years working like...

In Sandra L. Huska's Think of the Sunflower, Nikee Madison travels from Pittsburgh to rural Pennsylvania for her twentieth high school reunion, expecting an uncomfortable weekend. Instead, a locked metal box hidden in her late mother’s attic leads her toward a buried secret connected to...

What discoveries might await when Winnipeg is seen through the eyes of an owl? In W is for Winnipeg: A Little Architect’s ABC, Rae St. Clair Bridgman takes young readers on a creative alphabet journey through this Canadian city. With owls guiding the way, children...

Davy Clough, investigative reporter for The Capital Review, has just been found dead in a motel room bathtub. A suicide note is discovered, so the local sheriff and the medical examiner conclude he committed suicide. At least, that’s the published story. Michael Saville, an FBI...

In Sterling Nixon's Acadia: Children of Acadia, two centuries after extraterrestrial forces conquered Earth, the fortified city of Acadia teaches its citizens that they are humanity’s final survivors. Beyond its walls, insectlike creatures called Roaches patrol a ruined landscape while Acadian soldiers earn social status...

In Charles Puccia’s Salt & Pepper Man, amateur PI Vinnie Briggs travels to Sicily hoping for a relaxing romantic getaway. The trip quickly spirals into danger before Vinnie checks into his hotel. A former best friend, now an FBI informant inside the mob, asks for...

Margaret Bryden’s How I Understand It: A Bad Poet’s Guide to Mental Health & Resilience blends poetry, personal reflection, psychology, and journal prompts into an exploration of emotional life. The book moves through subjects such as love, identity, trauma, grief, divorce, motherhood, aging, and self-worth,...

Ian Page’s The Naked Ambition follows Isabella Towers, a thirty-four-year-old production engineer recruited for a senior role at Sandhurst Oil, a private oil company ruled by aging war veterans and old habits. Her interview begins as a test of technical merit, but the founder known...

In M.A. Arana’s Violet Mystique: Part I, after Macen’s father dies, he inherits the family shop. Events take a turn when an attempted armed robbery occurs while Jalyn is working there. Detective Ed Daza investigates the incident and senses that Jalyn is hiding far more...

Veronica Puig’s Treehouse Rescue is a children’s picture book about kindness, compassion, and helping others in difficult moments. The story follows a young boy named Mike whose simple trip to buy peanut butter and jelly turns into an unexpected adventure. After learning that his little...

Jay Horne’s The Hamper of Horrors is the story of thirteen-year-old Tanner, a normal teenager struggling with babysitting duties, family friction, and the embarrassments adolescents endure every day. What begins as the ordinary annoyance of Tanner leaving dirty clothes on the floor takes an unexpected...