Whispers Behind Closed Doors by Yamithsou Corley is an introspective poetry collection that explores emotional healing, spiritual awakening, love, heartbreak, loneliness, and personal transformation through lyrical, reflective verse. Corley examines invisibility, emotional fatigue, and self-doubt in poems such as “Soul Tired,” “The Loneliness Pill,” and...

In Curing Christianity, D. L. Webster uses his own life story to take an honest look at the invisible walls that get built up inside modern church culture. Having lived through it firsthand, he shares his gradual realization that his entire spiritual path was being...

What if your heart were a cowboy racing through the body on an important mission? In Captain Cardio and the Heart Ranch by Dr. Ally Eruemulor, young readers are taken on a journey through Bodyville. Early on, they meet Captain Cardio, who works tirelessly to...

In The Long Journey Home, Wes Lewis opens up about the exact moment he realized his decades of military discipline and career success were just walls hiding a deep emotional distance. After a lifetime of constant moving, broken marriages, and a chaotic phase where he...

A 60-year-old man had nagging questions about his life. Reluctantly, he turned to AI for answers. The response was unexpected, and the answers pointed him in a new direction. Robert John Popoff shares his remarkable journey in The Algorithm and the Soul: An Unexpected Grace....

Isabelle Marsden, "Belle" to everyone, is thirty-four and running from a Chicago life that has hollowed her out. In The Utterly Unacceptable Atrocity of Isabelle Marsden, Nan Sanders Pokerwinski drops her, fresh out of a job, into a Kansas town chosen almost by accident: a...

Douglas Y. Park’s Starting Startups talks about how startups become sustainable only when the founders continuously keep People, Product, and Position connected to the same business goal, even as customer behavior changes over time. Park’s message is that founders frequently damage startups by treating an...

Devin Kornelsen’s The Pillars of Unity presents a New Age spiritual philosophy built around Unity, described as the origin of creation and the Divine heart to which all things return. Kornelsen defines the pillars as thirteen energetic laws that can be applied to ordinary life,...

The Whooping Falls Warriors, a bush league team, had had a terrible season yet again and were glad it was over. Chad Smith, a pitcher for the Warriors who was designated the losing pitcher in the last game, is not happy about being cut from...

In Michael O’Neill’s Lilli’s Question, an idealistic seminarian encounters a young girl, Lilli Geisler, on a bus while backpacking through Europe. Their brief connection ends in Madrid, where Lilli asks the question that would haunt him throughout his life: “Why be a priest?” Jim McGann’s...

James Seamone brings readers a captivating collection of short horror stories by Canadian authors with Dark Canadiana. In late nineteenth-century Alberta, a constable traverses the treacherous countryside to rescue a young woman trapped in the devil's clutches. A young man and his crush go out...

In James Seamone’s Nick & Nate vs. The Notorious Nose Nabbler, a silly bedtime story turns out to be entirely real. The story centers on the Notorious Nose Nabbler, a sneaky, noseless creature who’s obsessed with stealing noses of all shapes and sizes from sleeping...

Sue Fagalde Lick’s Back to Ona Beach is the fourth book in the Up Beaver Creek series, but it reads well as a standalone novel. Forty-six-year-old musician PD Soares feels stuck in a holding pattern after losing her husband. She is far from the career...

Conor Gallagher’s A Stranger Among Us begins in 1924 North Carolina, where twelve-year-old Haskell, “Hack,” witnesses wealthy college student Walter Brooks kill Hack’s father after Percy intervenes to protect a young woman from Walter. Walter then gives the police a false account that turns Hack...

In Occupied Alaska by Holly A. Bell, Alaska is struggling economically, but it does have an abundance of one great needed resource – natural gas. When the State and Federal government decide they cannot afford the necessary infrastructure to develop and ship this resource to...

In Eilidh MacTavish's Any Way Out, an unnamed child lives with Pop, a father who destroys her youth with physical, sexual, and emotional abuse. Mother, who is also a victim, still lashes out at the child and blames her for much of the abuse. As...

White Coat Leadership by Dr. Timothy N. Liesching covers how modern healthcare organizations increasingly depend upon physicians capable of leading institutions operating under constant strain from rising patient demand and expanding operational pressure. Liesching centers the book upon healthcare workers attempting to keep hospitals functional...

The Laboratory Assistant by Natalia Loya introduces us to the Solokova sisters, Mariya, Sophia, and Darya. Former aristocrats, they have fallen on hard times after the death of their father. Consumption is running high in the city, and their mother is a victim. In a...

In Tracey Phillips’ Deepest Secrets, Detective Morgan Jewell is still haunted by memories of the murder of her best friend, Fay Ramsey, that took place seventeen years ago. She is struggling with addiction to painkillers after a hand injury. She takes an undercover job in...

Who Moved My Data? (Data-Driven Strategies In Modern Finance) by Craig Fookes and Greg Hood shows you how data is shaping modern finance. The authors draw from their own journeys and experiences with mergers, acquisitions, building data warehouses, and smoothing out operations to show why...