Boston Psychiatric by J. Brian Turk follows Dr. Raj Malika, a disgraced former pharmaceutical CEO who's traded prison for six months of parole, most of it spent doing unpaid community service at a struggling free clinic in Boston. Raj expects to coast through his sentence...

Once Upon a Time in a Spaghetti Western, Desperado Cowboy Shoot-'Em-Up Moving Picture Cinematic Feature Film by Steve Hanisch is a satirical western set in the 1880s Old West about the outlaw Hammerin’ Hank ‘Haywood’ Posey. Hank sets out to rob a town, only to...

Marissa Bader's Dash Makes a Splash is a picture book for young readers. Dash the droplet desperately wants to fit in with the other droplets. He tries and tries to be like them and do what they do, but he can’t because he’s smaller. They...

Thousands of AI startups have sprung up over the last few years. So, how can investors take advantage of this market opportunity? William K. Smith is a veteran investor, entrepreneur, and founder and CEO of Renaissance Capital. According to Smith, the perfect time to invest...

Freedom Was Never the Plan by Vasyl Kazmirchuk follows Max, a university student who becomes convinced that debt and obligation quietly control most of people's choices, something he starts calling "the Plan." Determined to break free of it, he teams up with Jordan, who's buried...

Sometimes being there for someone can change everything. In Brian Oberman’s memoir The Woman at the Sunshine Factory, he’s living a fairly ordinary life until he meets Viktoriia, a Ukrainian immigrant, on a dating app. Their first date at the Sunshine Factory leads to more...

Sometimes the person who disrupts your life may be exactly the person you need. In Fighting for Love by Audrey Paris, Valerie Dunemore owns Dunemore Books in the coastal town of Oakhaven, Massachusetts. Her bookstore is more than a business; it’s her home and a...

Happiness differs for everyone and broadly exists on a spectrum. So, how do we attain "true happiness?" Tumelo Mosia is a Christian philosopher, life coach, and software developer. According to Mosia, the path to true happiness begins with a strong foundation. With Build On The...

The Goat of Magalies: Home Is Where You Owe Something by Julian Redwood centers on Marie Botha, a deeply traumatized South African woman who is working as an English teacher in Taipei. Marie has spent most of her adult life running away from the dark...

In Tracy Carter’s Can't Run with the Big Dogs, Veronica Kildare, a professional dog trainer, begins preparing Irish Red and White Setter Decla for detection work at Blue Columbine Downs. Integrity Steward Jenna is concerned about unexplained irregularities around the meeting as Veronica’s father, Bob,...

Caroline’s Lighthouse by Erica Zaborac is about a young girl who suffers a serious injury while competing in a show jumping competition in which her horse, Beau, is killed. For a time, Caroline turns her back on the sport that she enjoyed with her mother....

The Weeping Degree is a poetic memoir by Kelly Watt. Inside, she shares her painful childhood experiences and the journey she had to undertake to recover and heal over time. From poems about pain and transformation to discovering her life trajectory in astrological charts, the...

The Dread from the Drows by Erich Sanchack and Dani Sanchack is the continuation of The Orphans of Nilad. EoC and Kaida Nosam’s journey takes them to the Drows as they search for the Amulet of Planes. Instead of getting closer to home, they find...

A Silly Dog Named Klaus by Terry E Gunn is a fun, bouncy story about a playful Schnauzer who gets up to all sorts of mischief. Klaus starts his day sneaking a paw into the strawberry jam, then chases his own tail until he's dizzy....

Statmour is barely surviving freshman year at Landview Classical Academy when he stumbles onto something the adults have no idea exists. That's where Victory Syllabus by Dean Ware picks up, introducing readers to Travelling, an underground sport played on old, abandoned tennis courts using a...

Too many healthcare workers are exhausted and withdraw from careers they once loved. A Prescription for Burnout: Restorative Writing for Healthcare Professionals by Dr. Carolyn Roy-Bornstein, a pediatrician who turned to writing after her son's near-fatal accident, offers a different path forward. Using Christina Maslach's...

Famous At Night by Samantha Andersson tells the story of Jack, a young basketball player who freezes during a big moment in a game and passes the ball instead of taking the shot. That night, while he and his brother Max are getting ready for...

The Foundling by Amy Meitz begins in 1978 Detroit, where nine-year-old Sunny Berry has spent years hidden inside a failing apartment. Her mother, Roxanne, insists the child she once loved has been replaced by something evil. Hungry and cut off from the outside world, Sunny...

Race Against Time is the second book in the StarNet Academy series by Rose Horn. Thirteen-year-old cadet Tori Winston is still on probation when she comes back from Adonell. When she returns, Tori meets Patrik, a new cadet who fits into her friend group almost...

Christie Del Vesco’s A Road Trip with God is a bold memoir with a subtitle that summarizes it perfectly: 11,800 Miles from Hoping to Die to Daring to Live. She is fifty-five and shut-in, with a life that revolves around food, nature-watching, Netflix, an extra...