Echoes Along the Shore by Angela Grey and Paige Peterson is the third book in the Echoes in the North Country series. Leah, a nurse and writer, goes camping at Lake Superior with her husband and brother in search of peace. What they encounter is...

Children will be amused and delighted as the letters of the alphabet leave the page and take a seafaring journey. Sailing the ABCs is a fun story where the letters A through Z become characters in Ophra Ashur’s tale. Along the way, the letters form...

In Angela Grey’s A Catalog of Small Cruelties, Violet is an architect who wakes up from a coma to find out that her children are gone. Or rather, that they never existed at all. Though her memories of them feel real, the entire world insists...

Shore Trouble by David Antocci is the first book in the Ellis Kane Mystery series. When Ellis arrived in Turtle Key, Florida, he had a clear-cut plan. He was going to clear out his late uncle’s belongings and enjoy time on the beach. It would...

Growing Up with Brandon by Claire Nance is a collection of three short stories featuring young Brandon through three incidents in which he must choose between doing what is right and being cool. In Brandon’s Promise, Brandon’s friend persuades him to ride to the supermarket...

In The Homelessness Fix: How to Save the World While Everyone Else Argues About It, Claudio Bono presents a citizen-led proposal for ending homelessness through existing resources. Drawing on his experience in hotel management, Bono introduces GiveaRoof.org, a plan that redirects unused loyalty points toward...

In Chloe Sargeant’s The Timeless, eighteen-year-old Christa Malone is a first-year university student whose estranged father, archaeologist Dr. Richard Gale Malone, has returned after ten years away. Determined to learn why he disappeared, Christa follows him to a hidden mountain dig with her friends, where...

When Barbara, a friend of Christine's, asked for help finding her son's misplaced key, Christine simply asked her guides, and they told her the location of the key. But when they checked and did not find it there, they felt disappointed. A few days later,...

John Fergusson’s The Ascension Dimension presents humanity as living below the place God intended, tracing the path back through Jesus Christ. Fergusson begins with Adam, whose fall places creation in mortality separated from its inheritance. Jesus appears as the last Adam, whose death gives way...

Spidergate: Worldwide Fiscal Climate Change - Rising Oceans of Debt or Ways to Wealth by Professor Oscar J Realmsworth is a non-fiction book that comfortably wraps up the subjects of ecology, finance, and politics in a single comprehensive guide. It is, in essence, written to...

Self Belonging by Luann Robinson Hull is a spiritual self-development book about learning to belong to yourself and building a life led from within. Hull begins with the idea that people often look outside themselves for reassurance, then uses self-belonging as the route back to...

In Steven Nimocks’s Severance, Elias Reynor is an investigator with the Neural Compliance Division in 2747 SoundCore, where implants regulate feeling and public order depends upon citizens remaining within approved limits. Nine years of exceptional service have made Elias a strong candidate for promotion, with...

In Jared Morrison’s The Crossing, a struggling marketing executive, Ben Regan, looks back on the final year of his best friend, Taylor Thorne, a struggling screenwriter whose luck changes when a woman named Natalie Pierce shows up briefly at the corner of Sunset and Marmont,...

In The Byzantine Pineapple, Bill Poje takes a hard look at how complex and unfair our social, economic, legal, and political (SELP) systems have become. It actually offers a solution. Poje argues that the endless stream of new laws, tax changes, and welfare programs makes...

The Alchemy of Motherhood by trauma counselor and mother Casey Keen is based on her own personal struggles with the healthcare system and the lack of resources for new mothers. She discusses birth trauma, postpartum depression, and relationship strain. Many women suffer in silence, being...

Have you ever felt excited and nervous at the same time? That’s exactly what Ariel is feeling in Marigold Twinkletooth and the Star-Coin Surprise: A Tooth Fairy Tale by Jamie Kucia. It centers on a young girl, Ariel, who can’t wait for her first loose...

Echoes from the River by Kathryn Lane follows Francesca Morales de la Garza, an eighteen-year-old bride from Mexico, who is thrust into an arranged marriage and moves to a remote part of Australia in the 1970s. What begins as the story of a young bride...

The Reliable Narrator by Grace Sammon follows Darby Small as she struggles to survive. Darby is a ghostwriter living quietly in Croton-on-Hudson who has spent her entire life becoming invisible. It first started in her own family, then in the pages of other people's books....

Shaley Howard’s Excuse Me, Sir! Memoir of a Butch is an honest and often darkly funny recounting of growing up queer, navigating identity, and spiraling through addiction before clawing her way back to herself. The book traces her life from childhood, marked by family instability,...

In Anne M Smith-Nochasak’s River Becomes Shadow, twelve-year-old River leaves her grandmother Flo’s Nova Scotia refuge with her cousin Tag and veterinarian Andrea Parker, heading toward allies gathering near Miramichi. The Elect rule surviving settlements through a theocratic system as rebel hunters search the wilderness...