Have you ever drawn a house and wished it was real? So You Want to Be an Architect by Linda Soules is a non-fiction children’s book that introduces readers to the world of being an architect. Soules describes these professionals as part artist, part engineer,...

Taimour AlNeimat’s The High Glucose Diet follows Dana Lyle, a writer who turns private exhaustion after a low-carbohydrate experiment into a public defense of the one nutritional villain nobody wants to rescue. Glucose becomes the subject, first as a question in a black notebook, then...

Bruce E. Arrington’s Josh Anvil and the Indomitable Power follows fourteen-year-old Josh, a Louisiana teenager whose alien-given abilities let him heal people and create living things from thought. After escaping federal agents who blame him for murders he did not commit, Josh returns home to...

Black Gold Secret by S.F. Baumgartner centers around Gemma, a determined reporter trying to rebuild her reputation at a regional newspaper after a source compromise ruined her career in the capital. Her life changes when she opens an envelope postmarked from a nearby port, containing...

Bruce E. Arrington’s Josh Anvil and the Unbreakable Bonds is the fifth book in the Josh Anvil Series. When Daskel mercenaries attack fourteen-year-old Josh and the Canyons of Crat on Leiasam collapse, they bury him under hundreds of feet of rock, and everyone believes him...

The Case of the Missing Socks is the first book in the Corduroy Jones and the Monsterville Mystery Squad series by Robert Hill. Corduroy Jones, or CJ, lives with his parents and dog Pepper in a Victorian house in the town of Monsterville. The town...

Haunted America by Steven Cortinas follows Houston prosecutor Leslie Berrios after every building in the United States becomes home to a creature drawn from the fears of its occupants. As the attacks spread, Leslie learns that they lead back to Miguel Torres, the cartel leader...

Ginger Joyce and Forest Tale is the first book of The Magical Kittens series by Julia Kosinskaja. Joyce is a cute little ginger kitten who lives in a house by the edge of an ancient forest. Joyce loves listening to the stories of his friend...

Randall D. St. Claire’s The Frequency follows Bronx Rousselle, a Warroad, Minnesota pawnbroker and ex-Marine whose quiet shop becomes the start of a hunt after Heather Li arrives with her drugged brother, George Tikaani, alongside a box of inherited Inuit artifacts. George has escaped from...

Ken Wall’s Bathing With JFK centers on Austin Grant, a Houston lawyer who once found his model for greatness in a John F. Kennedy biography that he read in the bathtub before graduation. Ten years later, Austin is trapped in legal work that has given...

Belle Gayer’s Are Relationships For Suckers? delivers a heart-to-heart roadmap designed to help people navigate the complex world of long-term romance. She takes thousands of real-world internet questions and shapes them into a guide that targets why popular dating tips fail so miserably. Instead of...

In Mississippi Wizards by Kenneth Penn, Cassandra is haunted by unresolved trauma. Cassandra witnessed the tragic death of her cousin, Antonne. Since then, Cassandra has been plagued by visions. Cassandra hides this from her husband, Ben, to shield him from her suffering. The most unsettling...

The Standoff by Grant Cole is a fast-paced action thriller that answers the question: what can the average American do when the government goes too far in trying to control its citizenry? Alex is living the quiet life in Dalton County, Texas, after years of...

How to Show Up for the Dying and Their Loved Ones by Moriah Melín W. is one of the most genuinely useful and compassionate guides to a subject most of us avoid until we have no choice. The author is a midwife who has spent...

Banks do not offer credit out of kindness. Paul Allsbrook examines this thorny question in How Banks Get Richer by the Poor. It is in the consumer’s interest to understand the system. The author explains how credit works, along with the advantages and pitfalls. While...

Beyond the Veil by Rami Al Tobgy is a memoir that shows the full gamut of life’s experiences, including pain, suffering, reflection, healing, and an understanding of purpose and direction. The author is Egyptian by birth but was raised in Kuwait and later Dubai, in...

What Time Has Kept by Elizabeth Hutchison Bernard is a remarkable novel that weaves historical fiction with mystery. The story unfolds in Scotland, in the Victorian era. Sixty-year-old archaeology enthusiast Christian Maclagan indulges her fascination with prehistoric stones, paving her way to recognition by the...

The story of Noah and the flood continues to fascinate, but many details are lacking. Opinions are divided, with some even regarding the story of Noah as some kind of children’s tale. In the process, they risk missing the deeper implications of divine planning and...

What can a regular day become? One small child discovers that everyday moments can lead to unforgettable adventures in Sarah Henderson’s Ordinary Days: The Seasonal Collection. Told with rhythmic text, this collection is about how a young boy spends his days across all four seasons....

In Retro (The Beast Within) by Mashrur Alam, after his father loses the family’s money, young Montgomery Alum is sent to live with Richard Conwell, a wealthy family friend whose estate conceals ties to terrorist leader Laham Drakuvi. A violent attack destroys Montgomery’s former life,...