Dr. Seuss once wrote, "Why fit in when you were born to stand out?" That message is at the heart of Side by Side, We Shine by Kristina Lackey. Using silly rhymes, it introduces a group of colorful characters that each bring something special to...

After spending the greater part of his day contending with a broken toilet, Fares Khalil is certain his day cannot get worse. He immediately has to take that back when a mysterious meteor strikes New York City, and an unusual creature decides to empty its...

Susie Helme’s Dreaming of Jerusalem is set in the chaotic Ottoman world of the 1340s and follows Ysabeau, a young woman who has always wanted more than domestic duties. When her father, a former Knight Templar, is murdered by Tatar pirates outside Constantinople, she makes...

Lauren Lee Merewether’s The Thornwyck Rose is set in the Welsh Marches in 1085, where seventeen-year-old Seren ferch Madoc leaves her Welsh family to marry Norman Marcher Lord Henry de Thornwyck under an agreement meant to preserve peace along the border. Her new home is...

Above Neil Rock: Stories & Poems by James Ross Kelly is a memoir that captures the rugged beauty and harsh realities of life in the Pacific Northwest. Through a blend of stories and poems, Kelly reflects on the environmental devastation caused by corporate silviculture, the...

Off Wall Street: How to Win at Short Selling by Betting Against the Crowd by Mark Roberts is a fascinating blend of hard-nosed financial analysis and memoir that documents the author’s journey from a graduate in literature to founding a respected short-selling research agency, the...

Many people spend a good deal of time at the office, but work does not always provide a welcoming environment or an opportunity for growth. It all depends on the corporate culture. Michele Herlein explores this phenomenon in Cultural Excellence. Leaders should set the tone,...

Global enterprises must continue to adapt to local environments and practices to thrive. J. Michael Coffey is a veteran executive and strategic consultant with over three decades of experience in industrial, manufacturing, and distribution companies. In G.A.L.E. Force, the author presents a comprehensive blueprint to...

May, a high schooler who goes by Garlic on the MMORPG Zenix Online, bumps into Finn, a high schooler from another school and a Rogue in the game, and they quickly become acquaintances. Garlic introduces Finn to Bodvar, an older player and Garlic’s friend, who...

Gary Beene’s The Word of Gods is a speculative visionary anthology following the human belief that divine voices can direct earthly life. The journey begins in prehistory, where communities read meaning into the natural world while leaders turn those meanings into guidance for their people....

In Improbable Possibilities, Linda E. Rawlings recounts a life directed by her instinct to act when an unlikely opening appears. Her departure from Connecticut for San Francisco in 1977 begins a pattern that eventually places her at Otis Spunkmeyer, where she becomes president as the...

Using the Keys to the Kingdom of Heaven by Dr Albert Evans Jr is a Christian teaching book about putting Kingdom principles into everyday life. Evans begins with John the Baptist and the declaration that the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand, then explains the...

In Carla Beene’s The Twin Within, our seventh-grade protagonist, Cassie Cortez, has a tough time navigating school in Santa Fe while dealing with cruel school bullies and the physical limitations of mild cerebral palsy. Although her parents provide her with a loving home, Cassie has...

Great Works and Me by Richard Fallquist is a unique resource that stems from the author’s own desire to learn more about ‘the great works.’ From literature to art, and everything in between, each chapter features curated lists and summaries that provide a rich basis...

Charlotte’s Brave Little Heart, written by Robbie Clinger, is a beautiful picture book for young children. Charlotte the cat hadn’t had the best start in life. At a young age, she needed surgery that her owners couldn’t afford. She longed to be healthy and dreamed...

In Spanktown Papers by Jane Hulse, Sarah constantly finds herself caught between opposing viewpoints and difficult choices. She is an ambitious young newspaper employee during a time when women are rarely welcomed into public affairs. As the American Revolution unfolds and British forces approach Philadelphia,...

Alan Warren’s Frozen Asset introduces Geraint Matthews, a vodka-loving artist. Consumed by envy of his more successful wife, Seren, he hurls a paperweight at her head, and when she dies in her sleep, he makes a disturbing decision. Instead of calling the police, Geraint, with...

The Department of Obvious Reforms by Ram Rajcoomar is a manifesto on how to turn public policy into a simple exchange between state and citizen: reduce public cost, then receive public reward. Ram builds that case through reforms that treat responsibility as something recorded, priced,...

“If people would stop murdering other people in molten glass, it would be easier.” Yes, it would be easier, but perhaps these murders are just one issue in Resurrection of the Ruby Skull (Fox Argall Mysteries book four), a novel by Collings MacCrae. The story...

Woman on the Run by Susan Carpenito Heard, with Jeanne Albanese, is a memoir about a mother learning how to keep living after her son David is diagnosed with neuroblastoma at eight. Heard enters his treatment determined to preserve the joyful world he loves, then...