Wouter van Wyk’s Legacy of Ash is the first book in the Brotherhood Chronicles. Adrian Ward is a brilliant but deeply wounded foster kid, and the discovery of a water-damaged grimoire in the church basement costs him everything. But it also awakens the genius in...

Ray Mitchell’s How the Gita Changed My American Life follows Ray Mitchell, owner of Mitchell Freight Solutions, a thirty-one-truck company on Chicago’s South Side. After twenty-two years of building the business, Ray measures a good day by numbers, especially whether each load reaches its destination...

In Forward Only, David Watson recounts growing up in Texas with his grandparents, Grandma and Pawpaw, whose home gave him his first sense of belonging. Losing Pawpaw at twelve changes that home, and adolescence is marked by a habit of leaving whenever he cannot see...

In Cate Beauman’s What Started In Deception, Virginia kindergarten teacher Lydia Monroe learns that the FBI is investigating her cousin Will and her uncle, Senator James Monroe, for possible ties to organized crime. Special Agent Tyler Corddry needs access to the Monroe family’s Massachusetts compound,...

To dot or not to dot, that is the question. That’s exactly what a bunch of colorful dots is trying to figure out in What Dots Are For by Christina Lumenara. They gather together, look around, and wonder what they’re supposed to do. Since nobody...

Carl Lakeland’s The Wine Cellar follows Michael Dodd, a Canberra homeowner whose concern over a Middle East crisis grows when fuel supplies tighten as financial markets behave strangely. Australian officials urge people to remain calm, yet Michael begins converting the space beneath his Deakin garage...

The Bible Is a Library by Woody Clermont is a Christian study of biblical interpretation built around the idea that Scripture’s literary form determines the questions a reader should ask. The author opens with genre as the starting point, then places each passage within its...

Orbiting Objects is an educational picture book for children by Charles Bales. When you look up at the clear night sky, you can see the moon, the stars, and moving lights. Do you know what those moving lights are? Some of them might be airplanes,...

Widow— Widower— Widowest— by Aaron M. Simmons begins after his wife, Polly G. Simmons, dies unexpectedly from a pulmonary embolism following surgery, leaving him a single parent to three children, Peggy, Hazel, and Cary. As Aaron tries to understand what it means to remain Polly’s...

Unlike some stories that begin with a bang, The Fleet Answers: Astraea's First Signal by Ultra Lumen Studios begins with a heartbeat as a mother must choose between her daughter and her world. Generations after conductor Arien Solara closed the rescue corridor, holding her daughter...

Ultralumen™: Episode II – Planetary Ascendant: Origin in the Astraea Continuum by Ultra Lumen Studios follows Adrian Vale, who, three rotations ago, survived the Wavelength Anomaly, the Construct that is still keeping secrets. The Prism Heart coupled to him at a depth no model predicted,...

Burnout happens when we push ourselves beyond our limits, often because, as women, we don’t want to seem selfish or ungrateful, even when we’re already exhausted and stressed. However, life shouldn't consist only of work; it should also be about ourselves. Elisha Meek shares her...

Prelude of Promise by Sherry A. Jones is a sweeping family drama that encompasses three generations, chronicling their departure from Europe, their arrival in America, and their ultimate rise in both financial and social status. Set around the period known as “The Gilded Age,” this...

Anthony S Roccato’s Among the Crows is gripping, character-driven historical fiction set in Stalingrad in 1942 during WWII. Anya, Ivan, and Yuri are close friends, living in Stalingrad, struggling to survive. On 23 August 1942, the Germans launch a devastating, massive air attack on Stalingrad....

In The Road Beside by Fred Gracely, Willow Barnes wakes up in a grim Warwick apartment to an “URGENT!!!” message from the father who vanished after her mother's death. It is her first birthday since her mother died, and she wants nothing to do with...

Did You Ever Wonder Why...? by Rachel Wheeler, M.D. is a children's book that gets kids thinking and talking. It is full of simple questions about nature, feelings, and how people act. The kind of questions that children blurt out all the time. The book...

You Got the Right Stuff by Mark Mazepa is a Christian living book about how God can affect a believer’s life through the Holy Spirit. The book begins with depravity and the question of why suffering exists, using the Fall to establish humanity’s separation from...

The Hungry Hearts Club by Julie Hodgson follows Jude, an eleven-year-old boy living with Prader-Willi syndrome, meaning every meal has to be measured out, the cupboards at home stay locked, and Jude spends a lot of time silently counting backwards just to quiet the constant...

Tanya Renfer’s Leo Lion Paws: From Heatwave to Ice Cave starts right in the middle of a brutal forest summer. Leaves are curling, streams are drying up, and nobody in the woods knows what to do. Enter Leo, a cat no taller than a shoebox...

Huck Smith’s The Leaving Gene delivers a raw, bold collection of essays that examine a man's lifelong pattern of leaving before he is left. He is fifty-two, single, and newly settled in Dallas. These essays trace the origin of his exit instinct through childhood trauma:...