In Adrian Cox’s The Day of Knights, Graham Kelly is a Perth data-entry worker who loves medieval history but has no one to share it with. His colleagues dismiss his interests, his evenings are solitary, and his mother, Patricia, treats every call as a demand...

Lady Scandal by Kate Serzenta is a compelling historical novel. Felix wants to save his indebted estate. He must convince Lord Colborne to become his business partner to secure capital. He also wants to find a wife. Georgiana Hargreaves is happy that she can still...

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...

Kenitra Dominguez’s Because I Deserve It is a health memoir about learning to speak up after a chronic illness diagnosis changes her relationship with the medical system. A routine eye appointment leads to a diagnosis of idiopathic intracranial hypertension after years of unexplained headaches, leaving...

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...

Joanne Colombini’s When Did I Become the Dumpster? paints a vivid picture of a mother handling the intense challenges of both family life and specialized teaching. Her memories center on the candid reality of absorbing the anger, frustration, and attitudes of the teenagers around her....

Broken Time by Athena Stamelou follows Noemi, a bounty hunter living in a false reality created after High Priestess Minerva helps Hell destroy time. Fallen angel Uriel recruits Noemi to find Ramiel, a psychic who can restore the memories erased when the new reality replaces...

In Hijacked, Alan Cohen traces how political power moved from citizens toward large corporations as deregulation expanded from the late twentieth century onward. He connects Ronald Reagan’s tax policies to reduced union power, then follows the protection given to banks after the 2008 financial collapse...

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...

Matthew Di Paoli’s Sun Gods follows Dwayne, a video game obsessive living in New York whose doomsday preparations become useful when a solar flare destroys the electrical grid. Three years later, Dwayne has turned the former FAO Schwarz toy store in Manhattan into a fortified...

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...

In Love on the Perimeter by Lloyd Devereux Richards, seventeen-year-old Llewelyn Davies is a sensitive boy struggling with anxiety. Losing his mother and being abandoned by his alcoholic father leaves him in the care of his grandmother, but he lacks self-confidence, always shutting himself away....

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...

Martin (not his real name), like many others, leads a double life. By day, he’s a rather average middle-aged man who runs a business installing and repairing climate systems. He’s also married and is a reasonably good husband and provider. But he has a darker...

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...

Beyond Her Selfie by Preston Copeland is a heartwarming coming-of-age story that follows two endearing friends throughout their international travels. Robi and her best friend Marquetta travel through San Francisco, New York City, Lisbon, and Edinburgh during the summer following their high school graduation. Robi’s...

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,...