In his book, When Lies Become Virtues, Robert John Popoff writes for Christians who believe that Scripture has God’s authority when popular opinion treats biblical teachings as outdated. He uses Revelation, the final book of the Bible, to explain how deception changes the names people...

Adventures of Karter: I'm a Big Brother Now! by Rhovonda L. Brown is a delightful story for children about a young boy named Karter who is very excited when he finds out he's going to be a big brother. He soon learns the importance of...

In Jennifer Ivy Walker's Dragonslayer's Valkyrie: The Legend of Sigurd and Brynhildr, Sigurd becomes a Sea Wolf warrior with a blood oath to avenge Sigmund, his murdered father, while Brynhildr, daughter of King Budli and Freyja, faces a royal decree tying marriage to combat. Their...

The Problem-First Method by Kevin Scott Dias is a practical, honest guide for product builders. Dias built Ambiki, a niche software system serving pediatric therapy practices, and spent years making the same mistake most product teams make: jumping to solutions before fully understanding the problem....

The Moon and Me is a dreamy, magical, read-aloud counting book for young children. The gentle rhythms of the text by Nielle P Marques track nighttime animals in the sky, on trees, on fences, on land, in the woods, and in the creek. Flying herons,...

A spy is caught in a dangerous web of secrets in Into the Shadows by R.M. Jerome. The novel is set just before WWII starts, during the rise of Nazi Germany. It begins with Ella Vogel, a young Swiss teacher, being recruited for a mission...

In One Chance by James Chamberlain, Charlie Baker is a Chicago gambler running from a loan shark after a fixed fight goes wrong. When a stopped moment opens a doorway, Charlie steps into Wisteria and becomes Chance Arizona, a younger version of himself in a...

Our Hands Are Pale as Milk by Sara Kay Rupnik tells the story of three sisters and their obsession with the poet Percy Shelley. He is cunning and sly, but all the sisters see is charismatic charm. Hiding behind a mask of compassion, the poet’s...

In his memoir Last August, Joe Gulla shares the month he believes will be his mother Mary Ann’s final one at Calvary Hospital in the Bronx. Alzheimer’s has brought Mary Ann to the hospice, where ordinary conversation has stopped, yet Joe keeps arriving with the...

Have you ever wondered if magic is real? In Gordon Tippetts’ The Secret School, the story begins when Ruby leaves home for a mysterious school hidden in the forests of North Wales. Kids usually go there to train as witches, wizards, or elves, but Ruby...

Wayne Clark’s El Gordo follows a veteran private investigator, Humph, as he attempts to unravel a highly complex and troubling criminal conspiracy operating in New York’s post-war jazz community. Everything starts when a talented neighborhood musician and painter named Roberto turns up dead. The murder...

In Ken Breniman's a three body solution, during a period of political collapse, Tâm, Chip, and TaDoo become internationally famous after presenting their committed thruple as a public alternative to fear-driven leadership and social isolation. Their rise begins with the MMMurphyBed, a futuristic invention that...

Schrödinger’s Faith by Bob Seay follows Jonah, a weary high school English teacher navigating a huge personal and professional crisis in Memphis. His life is turned upside down when his school gives him a harsh choice regarding what he's allowed to teach—just when local politics...

In her memoir Piece by Piece, Sheryl Hauk tells the story of how she survived an abusive childhood and built a life centered on music, teaching, family, and creativity. Even though her father no longer has control over her, the effects of the abuse continue...

At Home Within by Maya Murphy is a faith-centered guide that explores the meaning of home and how this connects to finding the Lord in your everyday life. The idea of home evolves from a concept of peace and beauty found in an environment that...

Hidden Medicine is a remarkable and coherent account of a psychiatrist and devout Christian who combines medicine and spirituality. This extraordinary doctor is Thomas McCormack, a faith-driven American who, after graduating in medicine and specializing in psychiatry, decided to treat mental illnesses through a method...

If puffins could bake, what would they make? Poppy Puffin’s Pastries by Ruth Amanda is about a pastry shop in Scotland owned by a bird named Poppy Puffin. Through playful rhymes and a bunch of puffin characters, the story introduces a delicious-looking assortment of baked...

John Raleigh Boyd's Standing Naked In The Wind, book two of The Royal Society of Esoterica series, begins in 1901 London, when scientist Maxwell Jaxon investigates the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn after Aleister Crowley uses clockwork butterflies to turn concertgoers into unwilling thieves....

Tracey Lyons Tozier introduces families to yet another tough issue using friendly characters to relay a message gently. In Abbie and Jack Are NOT Bad Dogs!, the Terrier family is confronting daily difficulties with both home and school life. Abbie and Jack are energetic pups...

Long Since Drowned by Angela Grey is the fourth book in the Dakota Killer Thriller series. A body has been pulled out of Falls Park, but it’s being passed off as just another tragedy. Laci O’Neill is still traumatized by her journey to find her...