In T. N. R. Rogers’s Life Is Everywhere, Sand Hargrove remains in Iowa after Lafay accepts a dance-teaching post in Baton Rouge and eventually takes their young son Joby with her. Sand has never recovered from the death of their infant daughter Rachel, so knowing...

The question of human intelligence and its evolution has been brought into sharp focus by the emergence of Artificial Intelligence, but what have we created? Bob Burgin enters the debate with Emergence: How Our Twenty-Watt Brains Unlocked Intelligence Beyond Biology. What differentiates AI is its...

In the managed service provider industry (MSP), business is usually stable and predictable. Yet, growth often fails to compound. In MSP to MVP, Chris Day proposes a framework that ensures technical competence becomes the baseline for MSPs and customer retention doesn't just remain static, but...

Bodies of Water by Marylee MacDonald is a collection of original short stories. Each story ranges in length and content, but all are about people whose lives change when water enters the equation. In The Ark Encounter, Pearl loses her house to a hurricane, then...

Ingefaer vod Renku: Aere Warrior by Rene Vecka introduces us to Ingefaer, a tall, red-haired ten-year-old who vows to get justice after scale-skinned monsters kill her mother and father. Her new life with her uncle Thadir is a battle of wills, especially when his drinking...

In Graceson R. Jones’s Perspicacity, bounty hunter Art pilots Perspicacity, a rare ship run by Percy, an illegal sentient artificial intelligence hidden inside its systems. A paid job on Statun, a ruined planet poisoned by caltum storms, sends Art after stolen Coalition data and pulls...

Leading Without Shrinking by Dr. Jessica Saulsberry is a well-written book that discusses a common challenge most leaders, business professionals, and executives struggle with: a pattern of shrinking themselves and gradually moving away from who they are. These patterns occur in three forms, which include...

John Malone’s An Ascendant of Kings follows Adofo Abas Akopian, a prince of Akopia who was believed dead after the Carth Dominion shattered his homeland at the Crimson Bluffs. Taken into slavery as a boy, Adofo survives years inside the Dominion’s military order before returning...

Maxime Trencavel’s The Matriarch Mission follows Oksana Mangupli, a Krymchak Jewish young woman in 1913 Crimea whose failed arranged marriage sends her out of her father’s house and into the guarded Romanov world above Yalta. Grand Duke Nikolai Nikolaevich discovers her reading about Agarttha, an...

In Be Selfish: Live the Golden Rule, Richard Gephardt, a former congressman, writes about a lesson his mother taught him as a child: treat others the way you would like to be treated. Her advice is part of the Golden Rule. He says she believed...

Peter Hobbes' Get the Fck Over…IT is a satirical self-help book built around a surprisingly simple premise: the author's inability, or rather his refusal, to make peace with drivers who occupy the passing lane without actually passing anyone. What begins as a familiar irritation quickly...

Piojos: The Little Spectacled Bear by Monica Vidalón is a picture book about a cub named Piojos. This spectacled bear has brown and cream fur, wears red glasses, and lives in the Peruvian Andes. He’s known for seeing the smallest details, like a tiny flower...

Surviving Summer Camp is an adventure novel for preteens and young adults by Paul Breau. Edward "Eddy" Martin is quite an introverted twelve-year-old. He isn't like his overconfident sixteen-year-old brother, Adam, or his playful little nine-year-old brother, Callum. Eddy doesn't enjoy the outdoors. But after...

Rise is a historical fiction coming-of-age drama by Kat Helgeson. It's the year 1968. Joanie Beckett has recently moved to Houston, Texas, with her family, who are in the limelight because her father, Walter, is an astronaut at Cape Kennedy. Joanie has been taught to...

In Tsung-Long Wu’s The Fourth Footprint, Sarah Wu is a Boston neurosurgeon whose family is caught in a global rupture of time. Strange signals appear in hospital EEGs just as public reports describe birds freezing in the air and airplanes flickering midflight. When the sky...

In Elaina Kelly Smith’s Choice, the author shares her life journey from being raised in a very restrictive religious home to traveling all seven continents. It’s an honest look at how a person rebuilt self-trust after years of simply doing things for everyone else. Smith...

In Twisted Flip, we meet Katelyn again, the star of the Home Renovator Mystery series by M. E. Bakos. Newly married and somewhat at a loose end in the mansion she now shares with her husband, Don, and Boots the cat, Katelyn decides to buy...

In Deception, D. Rebbitt’s first book in The Cyborg Wars series, Prince Gregor of the frontier world of Evergreen, an independent principality beyond the Human Empire, drifts through a privileged life. His father, Emperor Mikolavich, wants to unite Evergreen with the neighboring enclave of Berane,...

You’ll be going straight to Dragon’s Whiff Campground in the fun pages of A Dragon in My Campground to see if there’s really a mythical beast hiding just off the trail. Meru is totally sure there is a dragon out there because he keeps finding...

When JW Radford was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, he was forced to retire for medical reasons. Over the coming months, he tried to be the version of himself that everyone expected: a calm and stoic man. But his circumstances led him to understand that he...