Murder at the Alma Mater by Katherine Anderson is a gripping read for fans of mystery, crime, and detective novels. Nora Phillips, an author of cozy mysteries, has little time to add another book to her best-selling series. Nora's editor is not happy with the...

Dr. Andrew Batsis, Husband! Dentist! Kiwanian! Santa Claus? by Katherine. J. Batsis is a tribute written by the author in memory of her late husband, Dr. Andrew Batsis. This heartfelt memoir covers Dr. Batsis' many roles as a devoted husband, caring dentist, dedicated Kiwanian, and...

Lost Family by Katherine Williams is a wonderful down-to-earth story about a time in history that most people would like to forget, especially when innocent people have lost their lives because of jealousy, greed, and envy. This fast-moving story starts just before Covid-19 in 2020...

The Sower of Black Field by Katherine Koch is a historical fiction novel set during the final days of Nazi Germany. The story follows Fr. Viktor Koch, an American priest of German heritage, who is deeply conflicted as he tries to guide his parishioners through...

Ouch! More Than a Word is a children’s picture book written by Katherine Lockwood with illustrations by Evgeniya Erokhina. It tells the story of Harrison, a chipmunk with Moebius syndrome, a craniofacial difference that affects the movement of his face. When Harrison tells his schoolmate...

Did you ever play Hide and Seek and make a noise, so you got found really fast? In My Body Beeps! by Katherine Lockwood, Katie knows how to hide and how to be quiet, but her diabetes monitor beeps – that means it’s time to...

An Umbrella Made for a Man by Katherine Elberfeld follows Irene, an Episcopal priest, as she moves through a series of church placements marked by gender-based hostility. At a job interview, Roy, the dean, behaves inappropriately; later, at St. Anne’s, Irene is hired by Henry,...

Blessings Abound by Katherine Scherer and Eileen Bodoh is an exploration of gratitude, faith, and personal growth. The book is divided into three insightful sections: blessings we recognize, gifts from God that often go unnoticed, and blessings that develop peace and harmony. Through inspiring reflections,...

Authors Anita Elco and Katherine Stelmach have created a book that early grade school teachers will love using for lessons on science and on accepting and aiding others. "Who's in that Shell" tells of elementary school teacher Mrs.Davis and her class as they take on...

The Story of Josette and Daniel: Trilogy is a work of fiction penned by author Dr. Katherine E.A. Korkidis in the romance, contemporary drama, and slice-of-life subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Readers are invited to enjoy the poignant love...

Temporary Beauty: A Memoir about Panic Disorder and Finding Purpose through Art and Meditation by Myles Katherine Coleman offers an intimate, poignant look into the author's battles with mental health and her journey toward self-acceptance through art and mindfulness. Coleman divides her memoir into six...

Can you forgive and forget? Sometimes, it’s difficult to do. What if you were told that a vicious predator had changed and could be your friend? Could you forgive him/her and go to his/her party? In Hilary Lawrence and Katherine Summerville’s A Leopard Never Changes...

An error in programming the nanobots almost causes the extinction of the human race. Can they be re-programmed to save the rest of humanity? A woman investigates the murder of a man of the cloth, only to discover that she was the intended target. Can...

"Miracle from the Mountain" is the retelling of the legend of Hazel. Deep in the hollows of the Ozark Mountains, Bella finds a newborn baby girl. She names the child Hazel. Bella raises the child as her own, teaching her the art of healing. The...

Rosalie’s parents were very controlling. They wanted to protect her from all bad things. She was only allowed to be with proper people and to have only the right education. They sought respect and honor for their children. The setting is the early 1900s in...

Calvert Hart was fascinated with Naomi Atkins from the moment he heard her laughter. The red haired beauty with turquoise colored eyes captivated him. Unfortunately for him, her parents considered him worthless. His parents were not any happier but love won out and the two...

This book starts out in Connecticut in 1876. When the Pettigrew family home burns to the ground, James Pettigrew decides the best thing for his family is to move to the Idaho territory. While the oldest son, Lewis, hates to leave because their mother is...

Journey through the heartwarming, heartbreaking, and heart-healing stories of Solo Moms in the inspiring Solo Parenting book, We Got This (Solo Mom Stories of Grit, Heart, and Humor) edited by Marika Lindholm, Cheryl Dumesnil, Katherine Shonk, and Dominica Ruta. The term Solo Mom is, in...

Holding Superman's Hand: Under the Bar Lights by Amy Katherine is one of the best contemporary romances I have read this year. Amy Emerson is on top of the world. She has a college scholarship, and she has a job at Azure, the most happening...

Broken Souls is the first book of the Seasons of Cycle Series written by Troy Calkins and illustrated by Worm Tail. It delves into the stories of two people, Bothvar Beorcolsson and Lura Syllana, as they go through their lives, experiencing tragedy, sacrifice, and danger....