Have you ever wondered who creates your favorite candies? So You Want to Be a Candy Scientist by Linda Soules explores a typical day on the job as a candy scientist. This children’s book pulls back the curtain on how candy scientists dream up and...

Is it possible to live a life far from the mundane and conventional demands of day-to-day living? June Burn’s classic memoir Living High answers this question with a resounding, “Yes!” First published in 1941 and recently published as an ebook in its eighth edition, June...

Dwayne E Hackett’s People of Nyame: The Emissary begins in 2495, after descendants of the African Diaspora have built the Umoja Compact across the Nyame Cluster. Ashley Walker, a scholar on Ubuntu, waits for permission to study the Dyson Almond, an alien archive vessel near...

Numbers may not lie, but the odds definitely don't apply the same way to everyone. While most startups fail, "operational subjective probability" suggests that the only variables for success are your own actions, beliefs, and context. In The Why Not Advantage: How Small Probabilities Create...

Linda Soules introduces children to the reality of what it is like to be an animal rescue worker in So You Want to Be an Animal Rescue Worker. Being an animal rescue worker is about more than just liking animals; there are many different aspects...

In the literary fiction novel, I Am Danvers by Kate Kaminski, Marie “Danny” Danvers makes a living as a live-in companion inside very wealthy homes. After a job with the Whitaker family ends in accusations, art adviser Ian St. Martin sends her to Los Angeles...

In The Map Back to You, Diedre McLeod gifts readers with an honest account of how solo travel can serve as a reset button for your life. She takes us right into the heart of her own burnout, moving from the pristine floors of a...

Agentic Intelligence: Strategy at the Speed of Data by Manish Sood with Venkat Venkatraman examines what companies must put in place before AI agents can handle real business decisions. The authors begin with a familiar problem inside modern organizations: a company can collect enormous amounts...

In John Cheyenne Wilbur's Grace Notes, Jerry Cradleman is a New Jersey athlete whose path changes after his best friend decides he no longer wants to live, and Jerry's own inherited faith begins to fail. He enters Princeton Seminary hoping the ministry will give him...

“No responsibilities but/ to sleep, eat and excrete.” Profound words about the beginning of one’s life. It’s poetry; the life of poetry, life in verse. In Fran Abrams’ Gathering Memories, Collecting Dust, a poet explores her life, from the first few hours of existence through...

Cat Dreaming by Stephanie Schorow is an engaging story set in June 1989. It opens with a gloriously chaotic scene: three friends, Elektra, Maureen, and Tina, sneak a cat into a hospital, desperate to use it to rouse their friend, Sarah, from a coma. The...

Not all superheroes wear capes—some have whiskers and paws. My Cat Hopper by Melissa Carrigee is a children’s picture book about an adventure-seeking, playful copper-colored cat named Hopper. With each page, he takes on a new role, like riding a toy chopper, wearing his favorite...

A farewell doesn’t mean the end. Bella's Light: A Story About Pet Loss and Love That Never Ends by Robert Kusserow is the story of two sister pups with a special bond, Bella and Lucy. They do absolutely everything together. One day, Bella feels something...

Wave is a supernatural mystery by T.A. Styles. It follows a mother as she discovers her son has a strange and dangerous gift. Sadie Williams is surprised to see her son wave for the first time at only nine months old. However, some shocking things...

A giant space mass has smashed its way through the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, sending asteroids all across the solar system, some headed for Earth. The US president wants to nuke them, but scientists insist that it won’t help and that they’ll 100%...

Upon his mother's passing, Wolfgang Barnes, a movie producer of some substance, relocates from Portland to Florida to settle his late mother's estate. As he carries out this task, he contemplates how best to put his previous works to use and promptly comes up with...

I Wasn’t Ready to Lose You by Brady E. McGiffin is a thought-provoking exploration of grief. Asher lost his grandpa, E.R., at the tender age of nine. Ever since then, he has lived with an otherworldly silence. Shortly after his grief began, he felt...

Thirty-year-old Alex Harper seeks a new start after losing his mother and is pulled into an unexpected adventure in The Sudden Adventure by D. Michael Hewlett. He leaves Chattanooga, Tennessee, for Clarksdale, Virginia, where he buys a historic house rumored to have a century-old treasure....

In Robert James Saniscalchi's Andromidus, President Jameson enters the last year of his presidency guarding Magnanotron, an American force-field technology that has already changed military defense. When leaked battlefield images expose its existence, Chinese Premier Lu Cho turns that discovery into a covert campaign to...

In his memoir Six Weeks, William Ledbetter follows the final illness of his sister, Nancy, after doctors find that cancer has reached the area around her brain and spine. Nancy asks to leave the hospital and spend her remaining time in her adult daughter's New...