Homes by Hayden Thompson follows Dr. George Harrington over more than two decades as an epidemiologist who leaves his comfortable life in France for public health assignments across Asia. Being a single father means George has to balance demanding fieldwork with raising his twelve-year-old son,...

The Guardians are mankind's only hope to escape the hell about to erupt in David Alyn Gordon’s Jigsaw: Temporal Apocalypse. In this epic final chapter of the Jigsaw Series, a great stirring is underway, which could spell disaster for all of mankind. Ahriman is back,...

In Keith Thorn’s Worth the Trade, time is the currency behind every decision. Thorn begins with money because it is the cost people count, then changes the question from what a thing costs to what it asks of a life. A possession has a receipt,...

Tracy Harmon’s Strange Seas introduces a whimsical world where marine biology meets creative art through thirty distinct, hand-drawn scenes. The book plays with real ocean behaviors and turns them into fun, imaginative concepts, like a boxfish running an underwater package delivery route or an octopus...

In Disaster Triumphant by Shane Curtin, Edwina Cagney, a devout first-grade teacher, refuses to take down her classroom cross and is fired. It is 1980 Kentucky, and a rising preacher with political ambitions notices her public stand. Soon, she morphs from being a martyr into...

Rob and Kat Martin open Raising the Remnant in a hospital room, not a classroom, with Rob holding his newborn son and whispering, "God, help me not mess this up." Drawing on their twenty years of combined experience in the ministry, teaching, and parenting, the...

Hillbilly Monk’s Brisket Wisdom by Billy Monk brings us a really wild premise that perfectly blends rural American life with some heavy psychological exploration. The book follows Billy, an eccentric Oklahoma man who spends his days smoking meat, running an illegal still, and rambling about...

The Scarlet Lady is the second book in the Tale of King Justice series by Evelyn M. Exley. Marion, the Scarlet Lady, flees from a marriage proposal from King Deut-wah of Dungh Ga Da and indulges in dragon-slaying, during which she discovers a collared dragon,...

Evelyn M. Exley’s Cavalcade: The Nepa Republic follows Juliet Apelles, the daughter of Senator Julianus in the Republic of Nepa, who has secretly been able to become invisible for three years. Juliet has treated the ability as a curiosity until the outlawed Atmos people begin...

In Put Your Dress Down and Sing, Darlene Koldenhoven looks back on a life shaped by music and by the expectations surrounding the family that raised her. Born in Chicago after a dangerous delivery, the author remembers singing before she fully understood why the sounds...

The Tale of Violet the Bear: A Plushy Story by Michelle G. Rocque is the first book in this bedtime series. Mika picks a vintage purple bear from her toy basket and wants to know more about it, so Nanie begins telling Violet’s story....

A Plushy Story: The Tale of Jules the Horse by Michelle G. Rocque follows a frail blue colt named Jules as he overcomes a difficult birth to become a legendary village hero. Saved by the town’s caring Mayor, Jules grows into a big, strong workhorse...

Lakeside Murder by Katherine Fletcher opens with two small wrongs. Dot Halstead, who runs the archive at Kettle Creek’s Historical Society, spots a donated photograph that does not match the shoreline she knows. Around the same time, the town’s sealed 50th-anniversary time capsule is opened...

Dr Leroy Lowe’s The Black Stone and the Light is set in Galilee under Roman occupation, where Mary of Magdala grows up in a fishing village beside the Sea of Galilee. Her older brother Reuben, who teaches her to read the Law, carves a small...

Edd Ahearn's In the Shadow of Beauty takes readers to the Yorkshire village of Norton, as veteran Tomasz “Ski” Bankowski enters a burning tradesmen’s office, where electrician Ben Carmichael lies dead beside scattered diamonds. After Ski rescues injured plasterer Aiden Anson, he learns that the...

W.M. Gunn’s And The Walls Came Tumbling Down is an alternative history spanning the First World War and a transformed Second World War. At Mons in 1914, British soldiers witness a hand descend from the clouds during a German assault. Years later, identical twins Wolfgang...

Some relationships are shaped as much by time and distance as they are by love. Bella’s life completely changes the moment she first sets eyes on Rami in Bella and Rami by Isobel de Border. She’s an Australian schoolgirl living in India in the 1980s,...

In The Holdfast Silas Lopez Mystery Book 2 by Christopher Mirabile, Connie is found face down, dead on her kitchen floor. It appears that she died of natural causes. Rumors surface that Connie had been caught up in a fight involving a property developer. Something...

Amal Moulik’s Crushed Azaleas follows Moulik from Santiniketan, where an early morning raga with Baba becomes his first memory, into a childhood shaped by India’s diplomatic world. Baba’s work takes the family through postings in Asia and Europe before Rome becomes the place where school...

If you do not have a will, you are not alone, but this oversight could pose difficulties for your family in the event of your death or severe disability. Get Your Affairs in Order: The Complete Estate Planning Guide and Organizer is a timely call...