Are We Twins? by Jill Ammon Vanderwood is a fun and creative book for children. Following on from the first installment, Persephone, aka Purdy, and her friends find themselves with yet another mind-boggling investigation. A new girl at school resembles one of their friends a...

In the ongoing battle to keep America's children safe from the machinations of traffickers, molesters, and other undesirables, some individuals have made this mission their top priority. One of those individuals is Trevor Kane. He puts the experience and discipline he gained during his military...

Rustwater by J.G. Macdonald brings wedding photographer Jane Dougherty to a small Arizona town, filling in for her cousin who’s won a prize but can’t attend the ceremony. The first things she sees are the red fountain on Main Street and Greer’s Books & Little...

Grace is a widow. Her husband, Mitch, died last year, and she has their farm up for sale. She is struggling with the sale process as the first offer, which seemed firm, is now in jeopardy. The property manager quit, and the potential buyers are...

Miguel Angel Hernandez Jr.'s The Griffin Knight Crime Files is a collection of three stories. In Always Bet on Death, Griffin is transferred from Chicago to Long Island, where he partners with Detective Sergeant Trenton Barnes. Their investigation takes a turn when a woman’s body...

Afterbursts is a collection of first-hand memories from 100 survivors of World War II. Author Lucy Colback traveled the globe for four years, interviewing people from every side of the war. Global representation in the collection includes China, Japan, Russia, Germany, the United Kingdom, and...

The Webheads currently rule the streets of Seattle; they’ve already taken out the Killer Owls, and the Black Widows are trying to muscle in. Brothers Max and Jax Barrow lead the Webheads, but a power play is coming through the ranks that they don’t see...

Always Bet on Death by Miguel Angel Hernandez Jr. follows Detective Griffin Knight as he starts his first shift with the Nassau County Police Department. He gets paired up with a seasoned pro, Detective Sergeant Trenton Barnes, and the two are thrown straight into a...

"Don't whistle at night. You'll call something." Leakhana Doung, a twenty-eight-year-old dental hygienist from Fresno, often hears warnings like that from her mother, who honors her Cambodian heritage. Leakhana doesn’t take them seriously. But then she finds herself in the middle of a medieval village...

In Çağlar Bingöl’s Longing, we follow an Indigenous woman named Hehewuti and her grandson, Huka, through a series of very dramatic historical events. The backdrop is a cold, dangerous frontier where military raids fracture families. After her first home is destroyed by soldiers, young Hehewuti...

For some people, silence is uncomfortable, but for others, it’s a moment of calm, so it all depends on how we interpret it. A.V. Harlow offers children an example of this in Ellie Harlow and the Pumpkin House by the Railroad. The story takes place...

There are strong warnings at the beginning of Oath of the Osprey by Lee Davis Jr., and it is indeed a book for adults. When David Cooper dies while trying to rescue a kidnapped girl, he passes on a message to his younger brother Doug...

Students and Secrets, Another Murder by Christa Nardi follows an intuitive academic who must use her sharp observational skills to solve a campus tragedy. Sheridan Hendley’s simple trip to visit her stepdaughter Maddie becomes a nightmare when 23-year-old Neal Fox is found beaten to death...

Charles Kern’s Haldane Endures follows Kertis Andor Haldane, Sovereign of the five-world Haldane Hold, as coordinated attacks push the Human Imperium toward open war. Communications begin failing across Haldane territory, leaving Kertis to act on fragments of information as rival powers move against his people....

Iron Circle by Dave Ellis is a supernatural thriller that explores the magic, mystery, and mysticism of Neolithic and Iron Age stone circles. Dr. Sandra Moore is a Reader in Inorganic Chemistry at Cloxford University. When she is talked into organizing an academic conference at...

In Linda Annas Ferguson’s What the Mirrors Knew, Anna Grace O’Neill lives alone beside the Ashley River in Charleston after losing her husband and settling into a familiar life. When Grace finds a journal belonging to her Irish grandmother, Aine, an inscription from the grandfather...

Sometimes, looking back, the moments that hurt the most are also the ones we never want to lose. In Fig Trees: A Childhood Lived in the Shadow of Murder by Marnie Ross, the author looks back on growing up in Phoenix, Arizona, with her mother,...

Have you ever considered the meaning of the word ‘love’? It is multifaceted. In Sameer Amini’s Unconditional Love, we learn about the first love, which is the one we’re given at birth. We haven’t earned it; being born is reason enough to receive it. The...

The Omega Principles by Omar K Clark is a personal development book built around a single, deceptively simple question most people never stop to ask: what kind of success is worth building? The book opens with a prologue describing the exhaustion so many people feel...

Jasmine and Nora in Las Vegas: Tales of a Magical Journey is an illustrated children’s storybook by Amarilla Auguszt. Nine-year-old Jasmine and seven-year-old Nora are sisters. They live with their loving parents and grandparents in Budapest. Their parents take Jasmine and Nora on a once-in-a-lifetime...