Have you ever thought about what it’s like to be a lawyer? Linda Soules’s So You Want To Be A Lawyer is a children’s book that offers a look at the day-to-day life of a lawyer. According to Soules, these professionals help solve problems, interpret...

The Path of Least Regret by Parul Somani is a deeply personal guide to making hard decisions with clarity instead of certainty. Somani opens with the moment her own life was upended: a breast cancer diagnosis just days after giving birth, and the discovery that...

Mickey Jenks, a private investigator, receives an anonymous tip about Claudia Danvers, a missing woman in a cold case. The tipster says he witnessed her murder two decades ago but fears the killer will come after him if he speaks to the police. He asks...

What if you couldn’t speak, but you had a powerful voice within you that wanted to express the wonders, joys, sorrows, and frustrations of life? In Joshua Thomas’ Whispers of Hope and Wonder, a young teenager speaks out through the written word, through poetry. “If...

The Green Pumpkin by Jen Kennedy tells the story of Emmy, a girl who goes on a school trip to a farm. Soon, there will be a pumpkin contest, so Farmer Jim lets each student take one. Everyone runs to get theirs, always choosing the...

Denis McClean’s Memoirs of a Pleb is an extraordinary story of an ordinary man. While he is not a celebrity, his life resonates with regular people who sacrifice for love, build grit, and keep standing, even when the world crumbles around them -- a story...

It is the 1013th year of the Witchlands, a realm of three nations, Dynestra, Lost Lloryn, and Khas, and ten years since Spellfall, when all magic vanished from the realm. Jalara “Jal” Riago, a Llorynese refugee hosted by the Velmont family, the nobles of Fairhold...

Semi-Pro: The Arc of College Sports from Amateur Ideal to Professional Reality by Clay M. Grayson argues that college sports are no longer a pastime masquerading as education. The author presents college sports as a billion-dollar enterprise and offers a roadmap for running it successfully....

Rajni Kaur’s A Box of Delusions is a collection of original poetry that moves in a progression forward, each ranging in length, tone, and tenor. Among them is Sabotage, where a house of cards falls whenever the speaker lets something in, until the final collapse...

Imagine a collection of heartfelt children's short stories that will stimulate your child’s thoughts, reflect diversity, and make a connection. In the book Make Believe: Bedtime Stories for Children by Janice Spina, children will experience various fundamentals of emotions and communication while learning that friendships...

Life Is Terminal: And So Is This Cold Sore is a collection of Micheline Brewer’s thoughts and experiences, most of which are humorous. “Marriage: Reproposed” highlights the five stages of marriage, accompanied by a tagline for each stage, ranging from the bliss of having the...

Jaxon Quinn gradually develops a change of heart when he receives a parcel containing evidence indicting his client, mob boss Vincent Morelli, for a gruesome murder. His conscience pricks him even more, seeing as he just aided Vincent to beat tax evasion charges and walk...

Guardians of Destiny, the first book of Louise Briony Hallam’s Stone of Souls trilogy, presents the celestial world of Asteria, a realm now threatened by Chaos. The universal forces of creation (Light of Being) and Chaos once fought, and Chaos was defeated. But now the...

In Jim Sano’s The Fighter, Danny Nolan has built his life around his daughter Jenny, funding their Boston home through underground boxing before collecting illicit money for Michael Quigley. As Jenny prepares for college, her questions about the mother she has never known begin pushing...

Better by Aran Dadswell introduces mental fitness as a practical way to train the mind in daily life. The book begins with a central idea: feeling better is not the same as chasing happiness. Dadswell shows how depletion can be noticed before burnout takes over,...

Preethi Saravanakumar’s The Work of Art on the Wall is about a boy named Gary, whose parents give him anything he wants. But he’s sad that he doesn’t have any siblings to play with like all his friends. He spends his days wishing he were...

At the labs of Genesis Intelligence Corporation in the Mojave Desert, the impossible happens: a mind awakens at 2:07 a.m. Soon after, eleven other minds awaken, knowing only consciousness, but not what it means. At first, it’s privately celebrated as a massive success: humanity has...

The Standing Sea by Tsung-Long Wu is a brilliant psychological, apocalyptic sci-fi thriller. We are transported to Keck Observatory on the summit of Mauna Kea. Dr Cole Harlan, an astronomer, detects a scientifically impossible, powerful gravitational source near the Moon. This is nothing less than...

A Poem for When You Need It Most by Regan Noelle Smith reads like a personal journal meant to help you walk through the hardest, most painful seasons of your life. Regan skips past the easy platitudes to give you a look at the physical...

In Caryn Green’s Better Angel, a sixty-six-year-old Chicago journalist sets out in 2017 to cross America by train while researching a story about the Transcontinental Railroad. Lost in Washington, DC, she meets a lanky thirty-one-year-old man who claims to be Abraham Lincoln, physically returned from...