Space Cat in Paris by Dawn M. Aerts is about a cat who becomes a superhero in her own special way. This children’s picture book is inspired by the true story of a cat named Félicette. The tale begins in Paris, where the feline enjoys...

The Greatest New York Yankees by Uniform Number by Paul Russell Semendinger turns the numbers on Yankees uniforms into a route through almost a century of baseball history. Beginning with the club’s permanent adoption of numbered uniforms in 1929, Semendinger moves from number 99 down...

As Human of the Year by Beka Wueste begins, it’s been 20 years since Matt Keegan has seen the outside world. It is now time for him to come home from prison, and his sister, Jenny, is eagerly awaiting his release. Jenny was a young...

West Point at Gettysburg by Paul Semendinger brings together the West Point graduates who fought at Gettysburg, placing their academy connection beside the battle that divided former classmates between Union and Confederate service. The book opens with the armies’ corps-level movement, then gives each graduate...

Sam and James Unbridled by AA Freda follows Sam and James as they help a family torn apart by the loss of a son in 1982, in Mississippi. While in Colorado, a friend of Sam's is murdered, and a serial killer is on the loose....

Mind of Moore: The Chadwick Legacy by C. M. Willowcraft follows Ziva Moore, a teen girl just trying to survive high school while hiding the fact that she can read minds and shatter glass with her thoughts. When a disturbing flash of the future makes...

In Her Last Hello by Tara Sue Me, Athena Hamilton meets a childhood friend after years without contact and learns he is now a preacher. She doesn't tell him about her profession. Athena has lived in Vegas for too many years already, and she has...

Get Through This Book by Brett Rumfelt is an interactive picture book that follows a bright green character who desperately tries to make it through the pages of a story. Convinced the book looks boring, the character decides the quickest solution is simply to get...

Scott Franz’s Patriots of the King's Table is set in a 2034 United States controlled by an authoritarian regime, where former outdoorsman Nick Ehrlich becomes the last surviving courier for a secret archive exposing decades of coordinated political manipulation inside the American government. After longtime...

DayDreamer by Michael D Chapman should be on everyone’s shelf, as a friend who is there to help in a crisis. Mental health has been hidden behind closed doors and spoken about in hushed tones. It is even considered a scandal if you know someone...

Robert Liebertz’s Gerard’s Map follows Gerard Sharp, captain of the merchant ship Tawny Mane, after he deciphers ten multilingual clues beside an invisible map linked to the Haywood, a vessel lost twenty-six years earlier while carrying a fortune. Gerard leaves England with his wife Samantha...

In Joel Hopkinson’s The Devil of Dark Dreams, book one of The Otherworld Portals series, Afghan-Australian widower Yasir Nassim owns the Dead Palomino, a Brisbane steakhouse built around his love of country music. When employee Albert arrives bruised and exhausted, he claims a creature sits...

Evangelos Rigakis’s Threskia presents book one of a three-volume study of ancient Greek spirituality, giving readers an introduction to the Hellenic Pagan Mystery Tradition. Rigakis begins with the belief that ancient Greek religion centered on the cultivation of inner divinity through education that becomes daily...

In Robert Phillips’s 2100, James Lawson is a Canberra businessman who awakens after sixty-five years in cryosleep as medical micros treat the brain tumor that sent him there. His fortune is largely gone, and Australia has become a communal society that relies on medical micros...

Jojo Asi’s Clarity over Doubt takes on the issue of professionals whose private thought patterns begin quietly affecting every part of daily life. Michael cannot stop replaying earlier mistakes during major projects, while designer Sarah begins interpreting silence from clients as hidden rejection. Asi leans...

Dr. Ronda Beaman's A Life in Letters begins with a bout of “Swedish death cleaning.” While sorting through decades of memorabilia, she discovers that in the midst of corsages and yearbooks destined for the trash, there is one kind of keepsake that remains sacred: letters...

The Polar Bear From Nowhere by Shelby Willis is a gloriously imaginative children's picture book that sweeps young readers into a world of moonlit wonder and pure, joyful silliness. On a star-speckled night, a great big polar bear with eyes that twinkle with curiosity hops aboard...

In S.D. Rhodes’s What Hears You, Tara Venn pilots Scout Four into Ilyr before the colony ships and crashes into a marsh world where sound can kill. Alone with injuries she cannot afford and a transponder that only flickers amber, Tara first thinks the local...

Violet's Gone Viral by Anne Waugh Moore is a story about a twelve-year-old girl named Violet. Violet loves taking the family dog, Maxwell, out for walks in the park, as well as talking with her neighbor, Ms. Ruby, a wise woman with a kind heart....

Susan Keene’s Buried in Time opens in 1929, when nineteen-year-old Judith Izzard disappears after attending a graduation dance in Springfield, Missouri, wearing her mother’s ruby and diamond ring. Nearly a century later, archaeologist Alexa Ford is hired to search fifty acres of the Izzard farm...