The elegiac latest offering from Rob Vogel, a Dutch-born poet who spent many years in Ireland, is a collection of captivating short poems about seasonal change and grief. Those Grieving Raindrops melds rhymed verse, sonnets, and looser, prose-like pieces with a clear emotional throughline. The...

How to Transform Yourself in the One Billion Dollars Lady by Giuliana Misir is an emotional memoir and self-help guide that highlights the author's journey of transformation, healing, and self-discovery. Giuliana opens up about the moment she walked away from a marriage that left her...

Peter King’s The Power of God’s Grace is a Christian nonfiction book written from a Born Again Christian point of view. King presents Grace as the gift behind human life, beginning with God’s creation and continuing into the salvation he connects to Jesus Christ. The...

N.G. Avant’s Hammer (Witchy Women Book 1) follows four modern women who discover that they are witches connected to a prophecy seeded by Nemesis, the goddess of retribution. Each one has elemental magic. Jane, the Salem-based scholar of the circle, believes their mission is to...

Oscar J. Realmsworth’s Hey! God Began a Family—Not a Religion is a Christian theology book that presents creation as the Godhead’s family purpose. Realmsworth begins with the claim that the eternal Spirit became Father through the only begotten Son, placing human origin inside sonship before...

In Christine Emma Carey’s historical novel, Action Not Words: A Journey from Chaos to Calm, decorated young officer John Bland returns from war with the sole intention of building a meaningful life. In Yorkshire, he struggles to start afresh with his motherless child, while haunted...

A Selection Of Poems And Short Stories by Maree Alaina Graham covers a wide variety of subjects that pertain to everyday life, from the author’s personal experience with marriage, divorce, and the pain of being at odds with her daughter to learning to live with...

Sometimes the most interesting perspective comes from an unexpected place. Michelle Young’s Best Seat in the House is told through the eyes of a piece of furniture that has witnessed decades of everyday life. The story begins as an accent chair is left behind when...

In Brandon Fisichella’s The Corpse War of 1793, when the sergeant marches into the Norfolk town of Stowlham with a British regiment, expecting routine garrison duty during the Napoleonic era, he instead enters a town already collapsing beneath attacks carried out by the dead. Soldiers,...

The Secrets We Carry by Annette G. Anders is the first book in the Soul Sisters series that starts with warmth, depth, and real emotional intelligence. Four college friends, Rebecca, Caitlin, Ensley, and Hope, have arranged their annual girls' week at a rental house called...

M. Soler’s 6060 Vision blends speculative fiction with sci-fi to create a frightening world. In 6060, Earth has been ravaged by a solar phenomenon known as the Glow, which accelerates evolution into lands filled with hyper-adaptive flora and new sentient forms. Sam is the narrator,...

The Skull of Wenceslas by Marion Deland revolves around Kat Schneider, a medieval literary expert, who is trying to move forward after the loss of her beloved Oma. She gets the change she needs when she travels to Prague to translate an ancient manuscript. However,...

Dragon’s Fang Zombie Hunters: Mission One by Alexander Bettin takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where humanity survives in fortified cities while dangerous zombies roam the wastelands beyond. The story follows Thompson Lee, who travels for three months across harsh territory to reach Rock Haven...

In Mitchell Hadley’s The Book of Revelations, at age eight, Nan Jaffe loses her parents after one frightening night in Indianapolis. She is taken to Illinois by her grandparents, who rename her Robin and sever her past. Years later, she lives in San Francisco as...

Love You, Love You 'Night by Kristi Cromwell is a well-written book that offers children a comforting bedtime story filled with love and allows them to bond with their parents or guardians. It is Emily’s bedtime, but she is not ready to go to bed...

Justice is not always neat. It can be quite chaotic. Melvin E. Edwards’ Nuremberg, Mississippi is set against the background of one of America’s most tumultuous times – the Civil Rights era. When Henry Logan is arrested for violating a local law about after-dark restrictions...

When There’s Skin in the Game by D. A. Williams is a thrilling read. David Allen Winston, better known as Win, was a dedicated Navy officer with a promising career; that was until the death of his sister, Laura. She was the accidental casualty of...

Tina Neely introduces young readers to a sweetly comfortable story in Bacon's Comfy Wumfy Sleepy Spot! This picture book also illustrates the struggle so many have in their quest to find a place where they feel truly safe and secure. Follow the journey of Bacon,...

Under The Apple Tree by Kathleen J. Easley opens with Kate Ecklund, recently divorced, buying an old Victorian mansion in the small town of Salmon Falls, Washington, hoping to turn it into a bed and breakfast. As she and her brother Jared start the renovations,...

In Diane Hester’s The Fortress of Us, after her mother dies suddenly in their Adelaide kitchen, eight-year-old Kelsey Haslett moves with her father, Ryan, to rural Port Lincoln, where a tree house becomes the hiding place for Molly, a silent child she has smuggled from...