Jean Thesquare’s second book, Re: Claim: A Sultryverse Story, introduces eighteen-year-old Parisian heiress Manon de Rochemaure, who fights off an attempted assault from a classmate, only to watch the elite school side with him. She is exiled to Le Rolle Academy in Switzerland under the...

Identical twins Norma and Ofelia Castillo have spent their lives moving through the world as a pair, until adulthood pulls them in different directions. When Ofelia begins changing her body, Norma chooses a college in Long Beach, creating a distance that extends beyond geography. There,...

Voices Within: Life Before and After by Lana Stasek tells a deeply personal story of survival, mapping out the inner lines that can divide a person’s life into two distinct halves. Stasek walks us through her past by exploring complicated family relationships and major historical...

Margaret K. Ellis’s Living Trusts Made Simple offers a clear, straightforward guide to handling property transfers and preparing for the future. The book clarifies the confusing legal rules surrounding asset distribution, pointing out the errors people make while managing their paperwork over the years. It...

Claiming Social Security benefits and medical expenses can seem daunting. The question is not only how to claim, but when to claim. Margaret K. Ellis has produced Social Security and Medicare, a comprehensive guide that will provide answers. The author describes what the Social Security...

In C.A. Kuhlmey’s Fables of the Deconstruction, Kuhlmey looks back on his spiritual life and the marriage that became inseparable from it. Years spent studying spiritual psychology teach him to listen for messages he calls the “airwaves,” which he believes can carry direction from God...

It is the first year for fifty-seven-year-old John Crase as a private investigator after retiring from the Spokane Police Department as a police detective. He had left the service, looking for a fresh start from the monotony of death he dealt with. However, one phone...

Sometimes the hardest part of finding the right person is figuring out what kind of love you really want. In Chasing the Perfect Spark by Dana Lucka, Daniella “Dani” Babich is starting over after a broken engagement leaves her questioning what comes next. She starts...

Before the Revolution by Mario Cartaya is a historical account of Cuba that traces the island from Spanish rule through independence and into the republic created at the beginning of the twentieth century. José Martí emerges as a defining voice in the independence movement before...

I Never Made Love with James Baldwin is Stanley Cohen's sprawling memoir of a life that seems to have touched every corner of the twentieth century. Cohen takes readers from his early days working aboard an oil tanker bound for Japan at eighteen, through Harvard...

The Seaside Sleuths and the Croft Beach Lighthouse Mystery is a fabulous mystery adventure book for children that continues Joy Michelle Austin’s Seaside Sleuths series. The story takes us to Croft Beach, where eight-year-old Sam Wentworth, with his father, stepmother, youthful step-aunt, and siblings, moved...

In The Machines Will See You Now, Anmol Madan examines a future in which artificial intelligence moves from assisting doctors to delivering health care through what he calls Autonomous Health. Using his work at Ginger, Madan explains how clinical expertise can be encoded into systems...

In Shami Stovall’s The Last Rift Dragon, seventeen-year-old Richter Whitlock is training to become a Knight of the Silver Fog, one of the dragon riders who protect Bridgehaven, a city spread across 112 islands. Only three dragons remain in the known world, leaving the order...

A Superhero Called Doberman is the first book in The Superhero Doberman series by authors John Stovall and Shami Stovall. The story follows Leon Lewis, who lives alone in a small apartment in Sacramento. Thirty-one years ago, people began to be born with a facet...

If you have ever wondered how extensive health systems can move past rigid leadership, Why Not? by Robert C. Garrett and Jose M. Azar offers a fantastic answer. They explore growth and real-world milestones at Hackensack Meridian Health, showing how a simple, challenging question can...

How do you keep from doing the same thing over and over again and expect different results? An answer to this enduring question can be found in How to Get a Return on Failure: Fail Smarter―Return Stronger by John C. Maxwell. The author, a leadership...

E.M. Wynne’s Never Trust a Wobbly Broom is about Poppy, a young witch on her first Great Broom Flight. On her way to the Pumpkin Festival, Poppy's broom refuses to fly straight. Poppy was determined to attend the festival and would not let her broom's...

What if Christmas were no more? Well, it was almost canceled when Santa Claus woke up one day on the wrong side of the bed the day before Christmas Eve. In the beautiful, fun-filled children’s book, Grumpy Claus by Tracy Conti Potash, when Santa woke...

In The Phoenix Within, Tabitha Polenz recounts a Cleveland, Ohio, childhood marked by instability at home, where she learns early on to watch the adults around her for signs that something is about to change. At fifteen, motherhood gives her a reason to imagine a...

In Collateral Wife: A True Con Marriage by Anne Stark Gallagher, Anne’s life spirals into a nightmare after her marriage. Anne married Ben, a man who appeared to be sincere, impulsive, and guided by his heart. Anne did not know her charming husband was a...