Devil's Name by Lori B. Duff follows small-town Georgia lawyer Jessica Fischer as she takes on the case of Alexander, a transgender teenager fighting to legally change his name and birth certificate before heading off to college. While Jessica navigates a hostile small-town court system...

Mitten Discovers His Shadow by Deborah Carter Martin is a delightful picture book about a little barn kitten growing up and discovering the wonders of the world. When Mitten and his brothers and sisters are old enough, their mother takes them out into the farmyard....

Cheryl Carpinello’s Feathers of the Phoenix follows Rosa and her cousin Jerome after the ancient Atlantean Mneseus arrives with news that the second Phoenix Feather is ready to be found. The five Feathers must one day reunite with the Atlantean Horse so Atlantis can rise,...

David Stafford’s Apostolic Technologies presents Christian theology through the idea that God works through supernatural patterns that believers can recognize through Scripture. The author begins with the first Adam as the representative of natural humanity, then identifies Jesus as the last Adam whose resurrection life...

In Dreas Zidn’s The Snake Biting Its Own Tail, a woman wakes up tied to a metal bed, plagued by a dream of killing her own mother. A man wakes up naked in a white room and relives the same thirty minutes nonstop. The man...

So You Want To Be A Psychotherapist by Linda Soules is another excellent addition to the So You Want To Be series. Two chairs in a quiet room; that’s what it takes for lives to start changing. Imagine a job that doesn’t revolve around vehicles,...

Thea and Stephen are engaged. Stephen is the vicar of Friar Wootton, a quiet little village in Dorset. Thea spends her time editing murder mysteries for a small Cambridge publisher. Soon she will be the vicar’s wife. In A Whitsun Wedding Murder by Susan D....

Tsung-Long Wu’s Entropy Gate follows Chen Ya-Lin as she maintains a structured lifestyle to survive a deep, silent grief that has lasted for fifteen years. Her home runs on a strict schedule, which keeps her focused and prevents her from looking back at her late...

David L. Hoshour’s Equipping Insights: The Gospel of Matthew moves through Matthew chapter by chapter, beginning with Jesus’ genealogy and ending with the risen Christ sending His disciples to the nations. The author puts the NASB 1995 text before his commentary, then asks what each...

Two Tickets to Love by Kathleen Allen and Kelli Mascaron beautifully combines two of my favorite idylls: a secret love of spicy romance novels and a fascination with cruising and cruise ship relationships. After experiencing a traumatic and painful divorce from the wife he believed...

In Tsung-Long Wu’s Node, Daniel Reyes is the architect of EVA, the artificial intelligence quietly holding the modern world together. When an autonomous ship appears in three places at once and a child notices that one station clock is running slower than another, Daniel discovers...

What would you do to fit in? Author Becki A. Jacobson uses a real-life rescue dog, Murphy, as inspiration for the pup in The Adventures of Murphy and Me: Murphy's Credit Catastrophe. In this picture book, young readers meet a sweet beach-loving canine named Murphy....

Murphy is off to school. He doesn’t understand why, and he wonders if it’s really just about learning new rules. In Becki A. Jacobson’s The Adventures of Murphy and Me: Why Must I Go to School?, Murphy continually questions the importance of going to school....

The Adventures of Murphy and Me: When a Rescue Dog Finds His Forever Home by Becki A. Jacobson introduces Murphy, a rescue dog whose life changes when Becki welcomes him into her home. Murphy arrives as the new pup in her world, unsure of his...

Nat’s House of Echoes is an engaging fantasy novel that focuses on Rian, a teen boy who can hear strange frequencies inside the mechanical structures of his world. After spending his childhood working with fishing nets in a waterlogged community, he travels up to a...

Do you ever wonder why people think what they think? Why do they do things that often make no sense at all? In Linda Soules’ So You Want To Be A Psychologist, you will discover a lot of interesting facts about people who study the...

Modern dieting practices and quick-fix solutions often leave people dissatisfied with the results. Shalini Kamath is a certified yoga instructor and wellness coach. In Lose Weight the Yoga Way, the author offers readers a way to "true wellness" based on the principles of Yoga and...

The Death Keeper Chronicles: A Light in the Darkness by Daniel Hersch is a fun, thought-provoking, thrilling read. This story has several beginnings, according to its narrator. The first beginning provides a brief introduction to vampires before we are introduced to Yiyao of Huaxia. About...

Daniel R Hersch’s The Witch-Bane, book two in The Death Keeper Chronicles, takes Alexander Wren and his vampire wife, Yiyao Shi, into a Phoenix murder investigation narrated by Death himself. When five-year-old Morgan Fowler is killed in her bedroom and occult markings cover the walls,...

The Doubled Light by Tsung-Long Wu follows Elias Reeves, a salvager who makes his living picking through the aftermath of disasters out in the salt flats. One morning he comes across a scene with no explanation. A dozen people are dead with no wounds, no...