Kristina Elyse Butke’s The Step and the Walk, book two in The Darkening Gate series, follows Andresh Zatavier, a magician studying literature at the University of Evandra, where an alchemical text offers a path to defeating death. Determined to pursue the Magnum Opus, a ritual...

I Was Angry & Now I’m At Peace by Ray Toy centers on Tybalt, a Philadelphia-based pharmaceutical journalist and artist who is fighting to stay afloat amid severe emotional dysregulation. Written as a sequence of intimate journal entries, the book tracks Tybalt’s attempts to heal...

It takes a special person and a special dog to be brave enough to venture into disaster zones and rescue those who have been trapped. In Sarah E. Endline’s Sarah and Jasper Riot for the FDNY!, Jasper, a rescue dog from Florida, accompanies his owner,...

The question of extraterrestrial visitation has been the source of intrigue for generations, and conflicting theories abound. Newly declassified documents have fueled the debate. Robert Allan brings readers up to date with The Phenomenon. This book adds research from ancient texts that go back 4,000...

As the World Burns by Aaron Ryan is a gripping sci-fi novel that follows fifteen-year-old Cooper Calloway, the most loved and most hated boy alive. A deep-core seismic experiment went catastrophically wrong when he was two. The result left Cooper with the power to unwittingly...

Ralph R. “Rick” Steinke’s The Sicilian Nexus follows Jake Fortina, a retired US Army officer whose work with Italy’s Carabinieri draws him into signs of a covert operation developing in Sicily. Soon afterward, intelligence links unfamiliar Farsi communications in southeastern Sicily to activity involving organized...

We live in a world that assigns labels to everything. This habit is the result of conditioning by our parents, teachers, and society. Siobhán Bridget Kennedy questions whether this serves us in Before the Labels. She reflects that we love to put others in boxes,...

Rainy days meet big imaginations. Written by Felix M. Finley, The Perfect Fort follows a little girl named Sam, her ever-eager AI assistant Pip, and their quest to build the ultimate living room fort in one rainy day. Sam wants to build a giant castle...

In Kevin Michael Flynn’s West Of Man, a twelve-year-old Irish boy arrives in America in 1908 and eventually becomes The Carpenter, a war veteran raising his son Michael in Old Town during 1929. When a secret organization operating through the city begins targeting his family,...

John Guszak’s Read the Room is a leadership and communication guide about noticing what people leave unsaid and responding in ways that fit the situation. Drawing on thirty-plus years of working with people in very different environments, the book treats conversation as only one source...

Healthcare professionals can be misunderstood, especially during a diagnosis, by patients having no medical background. To prevent this, physicians and other health professionals need to develop cognitive habits that promote automaticity and sharpen their perception and attention. Dr. Christine Ko is the Professor of Dermatology...

In 2012, newlywed Rachel Barnes, a big-time executive coach for business leaders, and her husband Rob Bukin, a successful businessman, were on their honeymoon in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Barely a year later, they divorced after a major fallout and betrayal. During their honeymoon,...

Wayne Clark’s Cold War Con follows Humph Barstal, a former NYPD officer turned private investigator in 1953 New York, as reports of Soviet espionage draw him toward New World Publishing, a company believed to be financed by Moscow. Humph places his stepdaughter Eve inside the...

Ratcatcher by K.J. Fieler introduces a small, fierce street child in Victorian London who's carved out a fragile independence, catching rats for shopkeepers in exchange for bread and drippings. When a baker refuses her a scrap of charity, she throws two live rats into his...

Think Like the D-Squad by Phil Weiss follows four real family dogs, Sully, Baz, Dash, and Phoebe, who spend their days solving everyday backyard mysteries together. Dash tells the story, and it's clear early on that something's bothering Sully. He's stopped bringing his found treasures...

In M.N. Wiggins’s El Dorado, Harry’s siblings wanted nothing to do with him when he went to prison. While serving time, Harry takes his cellmate Clyde under his wing. Clyde becomes the brother to Harry he always wanted. Together, Harry and Clyde learn how little...

Did you know there's much to be learned from the movement of our bodies? Colleen Wahl is a renowned somatic movement educator and dance artist. In Embodied Knowing, the author shares stories from her own life and presents movement explorations to help readers become aware...

At the Ragtag Hotel: Chaos in the Courtyard is a fabulous picture book for children and the second installment in the series by talented author Freya Novak. The story unfolds at the Ragtag Hotel. It is going to be a stormy night, and Dallas Dingo...

The Secret-Keeper’s Shipwreck: Mayhem in Gold Rush San Francisco by Jess Wells is a delightful historical romance set in the Wild West early days of San Francisco. Before gold was discovered, San Francisco was nothing more than a tiny, poor village by the bay without...

For over sixteen centuries, December 25th has stood unquestioned as the day the world celebrates Christ’s birth. In Ancient Hidden Secrets Reveal Jesus' True Birthday, Joan M. Brown invites readers to set that assumption aside and follow the evidence instead. Drawing on the ancient Hebrew...