The Cheatsheet to Beat Your Rivals in Business & at Work by Rene Domingo offers practical strategies for entrepreneurs and executives, focusing on improving operational efficiency, reducing costs, and enhancing customer experience. Domingo leans into eliminating inefficiencies rather than cutting visible costs like labor or...

Dr. Robert C. Meyers’ The Relationship Between Strategic Success Paradigm and Performance in Nonprofit Hospitals examines the link between strategic management paradigms and performance outcomes in nonprofit hospitals. The book is based on Dr. Ansoff's Strategy Success Paradigm, and the author looks at how organizational...

George Petersen brings readers a fascinating thriller with The Summer of Haight. It's the year 1967. Longfellow is one of the most respected attorneys in San Francisco. When his best friend, Jonathan, an internationally renowned psychiatric researcher, seeks his help in writing his will, Longfellow...

The Kissing Number by Louise Furley poses a haunting question: What if your family is determined to hurt you and ensure that you never succeed? Should one still hold on to love and loyalty, or walk away to survive? Colipatra Cassidy dreams of transforming the...

The Painted Sand by Joe Esposito is a supernatural thriller set in a hospice, where a woman named Ruth forms an unlikely connection with a mysterious figure known as Mortimer, who is actually Death in disguise. He brings a special painting into her room, reflecting...

The Duke’s Dream by Giovanna Siniscalchi is the story of French ballet dancer Helene de Beaumont and the man who hasn’t been able to forget the graceful angel who haunts his dreams, the Duke of Albemarle. She’s new to Regency London to become part of...

In The Ring, Antim Straus delivers a mesmerizing political thriller with a series of mysterious explosions, covert operations, and a clandestine effort to destabilize the nation’s capital through orchestrated acts of sabotage. This fourth and final book in the Geoffrey Wines series follows Washington Post...

In P. E. N. Bortolotti’s The First Son of Man, the world is filled with monsters. At the dawn of the 22nd century, scientists resurrected dead bodies. Then, they modified them into powerful beasts, the Nosferatus. Hungry for blood and medically manipulated to madness, the...

The Timebreaker by Steven Cortinas is a gripping young adult science fiction novel that explores the dangerous allure of rewriting one’s past. We’re with disgraced lawyer Sarah Salazar in a near-future world where a company called Timebreakers can send your consciousness back into your younger...

The Melody of Fire by Jen Fields is an inspiring memoir that had me turning the pages and asking earnest questions about the nature of love, belonging, and spirituality. The memoir recounts Jen’s journey from a rigid, fear-based religious upbringing to a liberated and authentic...

Rodeo Road by Johny Weber is a heartfelt tribute to the rugged world of rodeo life, blending fiction with authentic experiences from Weber’s own travels on the rodeo circuit in the 1970s. The story follows Kasey Jacobs, an aspiring young barrel racer who is determined...

What kind of amateur hacker sets out to blackmail the wife of a computer wizard who also happens to be a security expert? Certainly not the smart kind. In The Ransom Enigma by Charles Breakfield and Rox Burkey, JJ and Jo Rodreguiz have just moved...

The Clearing Where We Grow by P L Mendoza is a lyrical fable that follows the evolving connection between Vargr, a solitary wolf, and Nemethea, an ancient tree in a quiet forest clearing. Told through the lens of the four seasons, the story explores themes...

When Agent SD38 spares the life of an Ordinary, his world begins to unravel. Ordinaries are a peaceful race whose arrival on Earth is to restore balance and peace to a deteriorating world. Unfortunately, their mission faces hostility. Clones are special agents specifically engineered to...

The Anima Corps by N.P. Conti introduces a fascinating world in an engaging urban fantasy tale with strong supernatural elements. Meet Ryder Everett, a military ranger who has gone rogue. He belongs to a species of angelic shapeshifters that can take the form of any...

The Horseless Horsemen: Germaine by Ross C Miller is the third book in the series. The story follows Germaine, a young girl who is caught in things that are far too dark and dangerous for her. Growing up, she had no idea that one day,...

A bomb goes off in the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, and this sets off a chain of events that could change the course of religion forever. When her sister Brynn is kidnapped, Zady Mabrey and her close friend, controversial religious author Scott Larson,...

It is easy to embrace darkness if you think the cause is righteous, but does that make it any less evil? That question is deeply explored in The End: Omicron, the second installment in Aaron Ryan's series. The story begins on New Year's Day 2123....

The Olive Grove by Deborah Rohan is a sweeping historical novel that tells the story of one Palestinian family’s journey through love, loss, and displacement across the twentieth century. Hamzi Moghrabi is a young boy growing up in the coastal city of Akka in 1913,...

The Others by T. C. Weber follows Will Myers, a marine scientist investigating the suspicious drowning of Galen Álvarez, a teenager with aquatic adaptations. With the help of Galen’s sister Andréa, who belongs to the secretive underwater Mazi clan, they uncover that Galen’s death may...