Nehal Gandhi’s The Nonprofit Paradox takes a close look at how charitable giving changes once money passes through institutions that decide how it may be used. Drawing on over twenty years in the social sector across India and the United States, Gandhi says that the...

In Paul Martin Midden’s Simple People, Ahmed Winslow has built a quiet life as a Missouri truck driver, keeping his distance from family while secretly producing counterfeit currency in the basement of his rented house. When a plan to filter the money through banks in...

Lost Truth is a paranormal mystery thriller in The Redstone Chronicles written by J. T. Bishop. This is the eighth book in the series. The CU contacts Mason Redstone to go undercover at a paranormal conference to track a lead on a Cryptid, a Satori...

So You Want To Be A Librarian by Linda Soules gives young readers a clear and engaging look at what it really means to work in a library. It begins with the earliest libraries and traces the development of public collections, showing how the job...

Gigglet and Wigglet's Alphabet Hop! by A.M. Berkowitz is a "piggy perfect" adventure to get little ones giggling. Join Gigglet and her baby brother Wigglet as they hop their way through the alphabet, from munching apples to dressing up like zebras, with a new surprise...

The AI Tsunami by Guy Morris is an eye-opening look at how fast autonomous software is taking over and what we actually need to do to survive it. Instead of treating tech as if it exists in a bubble, the book offers the idea of...

Do Not Go Gentle by Allen Shay follows the adventures of two men in the twilight of their lives. John Eastman has had a successful career as an attorney. But now that he has been diagnosed with terminal cancer, John wants to live the rest...

In Marcus Conter’s A Light in the Silence, Brazilian musician Mateus has settled in Laval, Quebec, when his father summons him back to southern Brazil. Maria, the mother who held her four sons together, died only three months before her widower, Marlboro, summons them home...

Ports, Pressure & Payback (Secrets at Sea: Book 3) by Destiny Devereaux centers on Nakita, the poised founder of the Destiny Legacy Collective travel group, whose luxury cruise aboard the M/V Red Legacy quickly transforms into a web of chaos. While Nakita seeks an escape...

Captain and Me at Sea! by Veronica Iñiguez follows Captain, a young pirate, and Me, his parrot, as they scan the ocean and spot something unusual drifting on the waves. Nobody knows what it is—maybe a sea monster, maybe treasure, maybe something brand‑new. Captain and...

Ronnie Sacco’s The Resonance Crossing is set in the authoritarian surveillance state of Dominia, and it follows a low-tier reclamation worker named Luca Ashbourne. In a world where people are forbidden to feel and where emotion is medicated, scored, and suppressed by the National Dominia...

Love Twists and Knots by Jo-Anne Carriere is a truly delightful romance set amongst the sun, sand, and excitement of the French Riviera, and the lifestyle of the rich and famous. Genny is a Canadian sales rep who is holidaying with her girlfriends in the...

In Wade Prull’s Black Tank, Gary is a former infrastructure specialist who has spent four years traveling alone in the motorhome he chose with his wife Claire. At Ridgeline State Park, the afternoon light matches a place Claire once circled in their road atlas, but...

Murder on Argus (Particle Death Book 1) by Shawn Conners is a science-fiction murder mystery set in deep space. Earth has long since died, and the survivors of humanity live in deep space on massive stations and suitable planets where habitation is possible. Ruling over...

In Craig W. Stanfill’s Carbon Zero, Abigail Thompson is an MIT doctoral candidate interning at Intelligenics who creates Xerxes, an artificial intelligence designed to manage networks. During a Fourth of July cookout in Somerville, Abigail demonstrates Xerxes by letting it enter her apartment’s devices. When...

Alien Verses: Decoding Genesis by Gil Rosen is an exciting exploration of the biblical texts that reveal our ancient origin. An understanding of the book of Genesis is fundamental to establishing the roots of humankind. The author transcends religious dogma in uncovering truths that may...

C.L. Rosario's Angel Letters of Esther follows Esther Consuelos, a Cuban-Italian Formula One publicist, and a lonely New York writer, Jan Luis Larose, who meet at the 2025 Miami Grand Prix. They discover their parents nearly fell in love in Ostia decades earlier. Believing their...

Goody the Elf in Different Cities: Stanfordville is a fabulous book for children that continues the series by Lilian Ruach. A little elf named Goody, who lives under an oak tree in a land ruled by kindness, is on a special mission to make the...

Have you ever picked up a rock and wondered where it came from? So You Want to Be a Geologist by Linda Soules is a non-fiction children’s book that introduces readers to a career that goes far beyond collecting stones. Soules explains that a geologist...

Can first impressions ever be wrong? A little girl spends her days reading and doing chores with her cat in Mishka’s Window Tales: The Fox Who Came to Stay by Gabriella Pereira. Her orange tabby is named Mishka. He watches the world around them from...