In Abigail Moyer's One of My Patients Is a Vampire, Dr. Ian Greyson keeps a psychiatric practice in Hershey, Pennsylvania, where his ordered routines begin breaking after a boy warns him that one of his patients may be a vampire. When a forensic psychiatrist is...

The Queen of Second Chances by Kam Karem is a brilliant blend of supernatural fantasy and crime mystery. The story unfolds in the whimsical Olde Town, Bolder County, Georgia. We meet eighteen-year-old Destiny, the sole employee and proprietor of The Sky’s NOT the Limit, Drone...

In Chuck Morgan’s The Glass Man Protocol, Dr. Claire Rousseau, a former Boston neurosurgeon, now treats ordinary patients in Silver Creek, a mountain town where she hopes her past will stay quiet. When Mayor Halloway collapses at the Winter Festival, Claire recognizes a neurological attack...

Too many Americans see Washington, DC, as simply a political hot mess, yet there is so much more to our nation’s capital. Author Ken Wilcox makes this abundantly clear in Ultimate DC: Travel, Walk, Explore. In it, he shares his love and knowledge of the...

In Jennifer Hardman's What Remains of Grace, Jenna returns home after ten years. Jenna ran away from Tarpon Springs after losing her brother and built a successful company and a new life in Alpharetta. For the next ten years, Grace handled every responsibility alone, keeping...

Maybe You Lied by Jennifer Sadera is a psychological thriller that follows twenty-one-year-old Will Lockhart, who is drowning in grief and guilt after his mother’s death in a car accident. He cannot socialize nor bring himself to move past the paralysis, but when he cannot...

The human brain is truly a wondrous creation. According to Wahid Antoine Baserini, the universe repeated the pattern of its origins when it developed life, and subsequently, our brains, here on Earth. In The Human Brain Has Eclipsed Its Creator, Baserini emphasizes that a failure...

Lauren Martin offers an intimate collection of poems in her book, Forgotten Lands. Through her poetry, Martin recounts her experiences and paints a vivid portrait of her life and the environment in which she grew up. She reveals her disillusionment with society, which continues to...

“Over generations, the original idealism has been perverted and evolved into what we have now.” Idealism and lofty goals often become twisted, and Dystopian Paradise, a novella by Marvin Cook, is a perfect example of utopianism corrupted. The story begins simply enough, with 12-year-old Pilar...

In Moon Weaver’s Autobiography of an Ordinary Polish Man, the author speaks about his childhood spent tending cows with a loving mother who tragically died of cancer when he was just nine. His memoir maps out a lifetime of trying to escape poverty by reading...

Our Guide to Navigating ADHD: How to Embrace Challenges, Develop Grit, and Flourish by Jane Timmons-Mitchell and Stephen Mitchell is a helpful guide for anyone supporting a child with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. There are both the psychological side and firsthand experience. Jane writes from...

Christmas in July at Harbor's Hope by Angie Tompkins is the perfect story for those who enjoy a second-chance romance with a touch of danger. In the small seaside town of Harbor’s Hope, the Evergreen Tide Resort is getting ready to celebrate Christmas in July....

The Family Speaks by Kirk Ward Robinson is an extensive, multi-generational family saga that focuses on Blaize Speaks, a fiercely stubborn Appalachian matriarch with a terminal illness, and the children she raised in the poor town of Bilbo, Tennessee. The story follows the fractured lives...

As concern over climate change grows, all sections of society must participate in corrective action. Peter Suchmann believes that young people should be involved by understanding the issues and creating awareness in their communities. The "Unstoppable" Student Workbook meets this need admirably. The author suggests...

Pollution and climate change have drastically altered environmental conditions on Earth. Unstoppable by Peter Suchmann is an illuminating guide designed to show students, teachers, administrators, and community members the path to environmental activism in 2026. Suchmann provides references to books and articles, as well as...

Donna Hills Patrick and Raymond Hills’s The Town I Crow About is an honest window into the real history of East Millstone, New Jersey. It takes us through the memories of a man who lived there for over ninety years. The book relies on raw...

The Lord of Records is Adria Sanders’s account as a former skeptic of the metaphysical who begins receiving telepathic teaching from an entity she understands as the guardian of her soul’s Akashic file. The book explains, through her conversations with this being, that human life...

Robert Dyer’s A Small Memory is set in 1975 Ohio, where Mike arrives at Appleton College as a freshman basketball recruit and takes a live-in counselor job at a group home run through the HOPE Agency. Ted Dirksen, his best friend and roommate, already works...

Kaylon Bruner Tran brings us nostalgic historical fiction in Uncle Tom’s Granddaughter. When eighteen-year-old Jessica Dalton has to complete a combined assignment for both History and English class, she has no clue about the journey she is about to embark upon. Choosing the well-known Uncle...

In AnneMarie Mazotti Gouveia's Hallows Realm, Roe, a young healer known as a Life Giver, is taken from Paradise Farm into Hallows Realm after Seth, a boy with travel magic, follows a secret plea for help. Hallows is being consumed by the Storm Catcher Curse,...