Life is a complicated mirage of happenings, settings, characters, and chances (and so much more). In Aaron Andreu’s Drifts, poetry, catchphrases, aphorisms, and photographs explore life through reflections across ages. His words are prophetic, and when the poetic thought hangs loose, a photograph’s image explores...

Her Name Was Kelly by Michael Custos is a heartfelt and deeply honest memoir of a young boy’s descent into the world of state control and upbringing in California. The author’s father left their home when he was just a young lad, and his mother...

W.D. Kilpack III’s Rilari, New Blood Saga book four, follows Natharr, the Guardian of Maarihk, a warrior gifted with Sight who once protected Nathan, the hidden prince destined to reclaim Maarihk’s throne. After escaping an otherworld of endless white, Natharr returns with the Rilari, a...

Charlotte Woodland’s Eight Weeks features Chloe Moore, a dental assistant who is unsure about her life's purpose. Randolph Dunne is a patient at the dental clinic, and Chloe is fascinated by his perfect teeth. Unbeknownst to her, he too has an interest in her, but...

Before You Can Fly by Jase Peeples is a coming-of-age novel with a twist. Fifteen-year-old Clayton Wheeler is not your average high school boy. He feels he is too tall, too awkward, and he has feelings and urges he doesn’t totally understand. At school, he...

Quiet Your Mind Workbook & Journal: A 12-Week Guided Journey to Stop Overthinking, Release Stress, and Find Inner Calm by Ana Parra Vivas is a structured, guided process focused on emotional healing, self-discovery, and inner renewal. It combines spiritual elements such as infinite intelligence with...

Magnus and the Last Dragon by Jeremy Scholz is an exciting fantasy adventure that follows a fourteen-year-old embarking on an amazing journey. Magnus has always felt like he was looking at life from the outside. He’s too big to be invisible, yet no one ever...

Emerald Spirit by Som Phin follows Sathea, an eighteen-year-old Berkeley student who falls asleep while playing a Cambodian-inspired fantasy game and wakes inside Srok Moreakot as the peacock spirit Peakea Thmey. The spirit realm is protected by a network of wards, but its eastern boundary...

In Holly Sue Ruddock’s Rise of the Redeemers, Lois takes in Amber, a homeless teenager who escaped a trafficking operation run through MACRO Foods, a humanitarian organization led by Alister Hammon. When Lois’s nephew Martin later joins their household after his missionary parents are killed...

Christian Hurst’s Lily Starling and the River of Time returns Lily Starling to the Salamander after a violent attack interrupts Lieutenant Commander Leena Caris’s wedding celebrations and leaves questions surrounding Caste-Prime, a Saravethi movement associated with the assault. Back aboard ship under Captain Jax, Lily...

Your Stories Are Powerful by Lisa Ebel is a self-development guide about changing the way people understand the stories they carry about their own lives. The Shamrock Story gives readers a way to revisit significant experiences so they can see the person they were with...

Do our belief systems imprison our minds and result in us losing our individuality? Pratesh John Mathew enters the debate with Diabolos Bible: Aphorisms on Individual Sovereignty. He believes that we are handed down sets of rules by our parents, teachers, and political and religious...

Restored by Jeremiah Isaiah Cain tells the story of the author’s life, his experience with adoption, and the challenges he faced around mental health. For years, his adoptive family kept his adoption a secret, worried he might feel rejected or unloved if he knew the...

Imagine a world where your existence is determined by a computer script long before you can even walk. That is the reality in Ryan David Ginsberg’s In the Algorithm We Trust, a terrifying glimpse into a hyper-regulated America where the central character, Hugo Rodríguez, lives...

In her memoir Real Estate Rebel, Sybil James Ellis, a young mother in Atlanta, begins rebuilding her life after horrific trauma, an abusive relationship, and the collapse of a marriage leave her raising daughter Jen largely on her own. Employment becomes a necessity, yet commercial...

Planetary Predicament is a one-of-a-kind educational children’s book written by immensely talented authors Brodie Mullin, Benjamin Stan, Justin Corder, and Seth Johnson, who created it as their high school collaborative project. The story takes us to space and beyond the veil of what we think...

The Whitlock Trail is a captivating treasure-hunt thriller by Steven Gallaher. David and his family park their RV in a woodland. A barely conscious stranger staggers out of the woods and collapses near their RV. Michelle, David’s wife and nurse, helps the stranger recover. Once...

Cape Con tells the true story of Aster Amelia, a daughter who decided to come home and care for her father, ending 20 years of estrangement. Aster was known as the daughter who abandoned her mother while she was dying, when it was actually orchestrated...

Joseph Mayeaux lays out a specific blueprint for workplace influence in Nobody Assigned You This. The guide builds its ideas directly from real-world organizational operations. It addresses the exact moment colleagues start bypassing the official supervisor to ask a peer for guidance. The primary challenge...

Tales of the Well by J.E. Spina is a collection of short stories centered on a magical well tucked away on a quiet farm, a place that seems calm at first glance, but it is actually haunted. Despite everyone’s warnings about how spooky the place...