Road to Zion by DW Plato is a story of faith and religious persecution that takes us to Nauvoo, Illinois, in 1847, with the Latter-day Saints reeling from Joseph Smith’s murder and bracing for escalating attacks. The story follows the voices of Brigham Young's wives...

The Cerberus Project by Sabine Meyer follows Billie and Jo, two best friends who grew up together in an orphanage and look so alike they're often mistaken for twins. Every summer they're pulled through a vortex of time and dropped into some of history's darkest...

The Day There Were No Teachers is an entertaining children's picture book by C. M. Harris. It's about the importance of teachers. Children arrive at school and notice that their teachers are nowhere to be found. They are so thrilled. They think it will be...

Quentin F. Veit’s memoir, The Bumpy Road, offers a raw, firsthand look at the sheer grit it took for his family to survive on their farm in Osage Bend, Missouri. Covering the challenging years between 1930 and 1945, Veit shares his actual childhood memories of...

Little Bear Betty by Betty Pasghetti is a charming picture book that brings children into a delightful woodsy world. This is the story of a little bear named Betty, who's having a little trouble saying the word ‘spaghetti.’ For whatever reason, it keeps coming out...

The Thief and the Cursed Prince by B.A. Chapman follows Arantha Teely, a fearless tomb robber who breaks into a Maya tomb expecting gold. Instead of finding gold, she finds Balam, a six-hundred-year-old warrior-prince sealed away and cursed by a witch he once wronged. The...

In Disposable, Susan McAdam introduces Lilah Black, a twenty-four-year-old scholarship student who arrives at Augustine College with the baggage of a brutal childhood. She is raised by a Bible-thumping grandmother and a bitter mother who give more value to her late brother, whom they consider...

Shots Fired on Reading Road by Jeffrey C Schare is the story of the 1961 murder of Cincinnati Patrolman Donald Martin and the decades-long effort to identify his killer. Martin was working overnight patrol when he stopped at a car dealership on Reading Road and...

Another day has begun. It’s time to get up and meet the day's adventures head-on. In Shani T. Night’s The Elephant Trumpets in the Morning, one young elephant greets every morning with a loud trumpeting song. Some of the other elephants and animals of the...

War can be a lonely place for troops far from home. Richard Sand reveals a little-publicized aspect of the Vietnam War in Hidden History: The Donut Dollies in Vietnam. The Donut Dollies were the 627 young women who volunteered to bring a sense of normality...

Toward the Light: A Year in Paris by Deborah Svec-Carstens is a thoughtful, honest, and refreshingly positive memoir of one woman’s journey to Paris as an American au pair during the early 1990s. The author had just graduated from college and was working alongside her...

Medicare Made Simple 2026 by Margaret Whitfield explains how someone approaching Medicare can turn an unfamiliar system into decisions based on their circumstances. Whitfield begins with the enrollment date that determines when coverage should start, then shows how that date affects the path a reader...

The First Scroll of El Shaddai: Moses' Vision by Armando Rodriguez is a deeply moving retelling of the Bible's Book of Genesis. It is presented as a divine vision granted to Moses. Starting from creation, the book takes readers to the Garden of Eden and...

Zany Zoo Adventures with Cadie the Rescue Dog by Natalie McCurry follows Cadie, a rescued German Shepherd, on a special visit to the M.D. Zoo, a teaching zoo that normally welcomes school groups. With her mother beside her, Cadie meets zookeeper Miss Melissa, who guides...

Alex Morton’s sweeping historical fiction novel, We Are Not Yours, pulls us headfirst into the dark times of a 1970s right-wing military dictatorship on the remote island of Mythos. At the heart of the story is Perdiki, a famous rebel composer who escapes state captivity...

Young athletes constantly face physical, mental, and psychological challenges. Balancing training sessions, homework, friends, and games isn't easy. In these scenarios, faith can help foster mental toughness and sharpen the focus essential to reaching athletic greatness. Sarah Grace Thomson is a former collegiate athlete and...

Love in a Hurry by Mari Jane Law introduces Miranda Morton, a thirty-nine-year-old single mother desperate to give her son, Oscar, a sibling. She conceived through a turkey baster with her gay friend Luke. She has never been kissed, and her romantic prospects are slim...

Tabitha Unleashed is the first book in the Unbroken Series by Robert W Adams. The story follows sixteen-year-old Tabitha Griffin as she tries to survive a world that doesn’t understand her. She is a suicide-attempt survivor hiding a real magical ability behind the appearance of...

Reincarnation is scientifically an unproven but popular phenomenon that has stirred continuous interest and debate among both the spiritual and scientific communities for centuries. Lilith: The Woman Who Walked Between Worlds by Margarita Yaz is the basis for the first-person stories that underpin this story...

The Ninth Life of Missy by Raj Shankar follows May Calloway, a twenty-three-year-old sitting in a half-packed Greenport apartment, days away from a one-way move to Ireland. Her carefully closed-off world is turned upside down when her rescue cat, Missy, suddenly starts talking to her...