The Playful Advantage by Chris Marshall offers the idea that playfulness is a vital human capacity that enhances creativity, adaptability, and learning in complex environments. Marshall critiques rigid, hierarchical management models and promotes playfulness as a strategic, context-sensitive quality rooted in neuroscience and psychology. Using...

The Light Within by Carliann Jean opens the Soul Bound Realms series with an emotionally immersive fantasy that intertwines psychological healing with cosmic destiny. We're thrown into the troubled land of Sweazn where we find Eira, a therapist struggling with burnout and the hidden toll...

The Furnace by Timothy S. Johnston introduces us to Lieutenant Kyle Tanner, a no-nonsense homicide investigator recruited by the Security Division of the Confederate Combined Forces (CCF). This mesmerizing tale takes place in 2401, in the far reaches of outer space, where Tanner's most recent...

Set in the richly imagined world of Enchantress Island and Elcan, The Final Drive by Esther Wallace centers on Arnacin, a war-weary wanderer returning home after years of exile, only to find his homeland forever changed by loss, political upheaval, and the shadow of war....

The Day I Had a Dinosaur is a children’s picture book written by Ashley Wall, with illustrations by Vaughan Duck. The story follows Luke and his dog, Bobo, who enjoy playing in their backyard. One day, while having fun in the sand, a Tyrannosaurus Rex...

In R.K. Jack's The Mist from Beyond, Dorothy and her fellow sorority members at Arizona State University decided to conduct a Wiccan-style ritual to summon the Damned on a Saturday evening. They all thought it would simply be an innocent initiation for their newest sister,...

The Devil in Fine Print by Jhani Mills is a high-octane blend of conspiracy, science fiction, and thriller. Elias Maddox is a bestselling author who finds his life flipped upside down when the plot of his latest novel turns out to be a little too...

Herb Guggenheim’s The Nothingness Imperative is an unconventional work of speculative fiction that blends science, memory, and existential humor. At its heart is Skip Gershwin, a weary adjunct professor whose life is as cluttered and frayed as the canvas shopping bags he hauls to class....

The Pentacle by Marieke Lexmond brings The Madigan Chronicles to a powerful and emotional close, drawing together the tangled threads of magic, family, and fate. As the Madigan women grapple with the aftermath of prior battles, the search for the Pentacle becomes the final test...

The Calling Card Murders by Kathleen Lopez follows Mike McAllister, an author struggling with writer’s block, who is developing a serial killer novel that features meticulously planned murders. As he researches various methods of killing, several real-life homicides occur that closely resemble the detailed scenarios...

When Bilderblung, an eccentric inventor and entrepreneur, is accidentally swallowed by his genetically modified pet lion, the only thing that keeps him alive in the lion’s belly is a protective air bubble. Lucky for him, there is a way out, but it involves his assistant,...

The Call of Abaddon (The Abaddon Cycle Book 1) by Colin Searle launches a gripping sci-fi epic that pits humanity’s will against an ancient, alien malevolence. We’re with scavenger Jason on a dying Earth inside the arcology New Toronto, where he barely survives his day-to-day...

The Neurodiversity Edge: The Essential Guide to Embracing Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, and Other Neurological Differences for Any Organization by Maureen Dunne is an insightful book that offers practical tips, actionable frameworks, and tools that redefine organizational and workplace inclusion. While using the Flatland metaphor and...

The Children of Heaven by Reni Stankova is a sweeping and emotionally resonant finale to The Heaven Trilogy. We find ourselves in a world torn between celestial duty and personal desire, where Raphael and Dante must defy heaven itself to forge a new reality, and...

The Word Keeper by James Burnell is an insightful story that follows the Zumans of the Zoogan planet. They have lived together for many years, yet they still struggle to understand each other. Whenever one Zuman says something, the others hear something different, leading to...

Kelso the Ebon Knight has just seven days to rescue Ava Pentran, the love of his life. Ava is known as the Dark Witch. She is the youngest princess of the Dark who rebelled against her family. Ava's sister, Jesslyn the Spider, holds her captive, plotting...

The Adventures of Lucky and Mr. Pickle: The Stormy Night by MJ Howson is a heartwarming tale that captures the bond between humans and their canine companions. The story follows Lucky, an aging three-legged dog, and Mr. Pickle, a spirited young pup, as they...

Clement Decrop’s The Idea Space presents a detailed framework linking consciousness, perception, and the structure of reality through the concept of an “idea space.” This space encompasses thoughts, sensations, and awareness as an immeasurable, continuously changing domain where consciousness selects content. The author introduces three...

The Ant Man of Malfen begins by introducing the character of Nils. He and the Dwarf are traveling together. Nils agreed to bring the Nameless Dwarf to Jankson Brau. The Dwarf is searching for dwarf of Arx Gravis. The Dwarf is quite a formidable character...

Have you ever wondered about how fruit and vegetables grow? The Magical Mango Tree by Agronomist Avilak, with illustrations by Bhangga Santoso, tells the story about how mangoes grow. This colorful illustrated children’s book showcases the evolution of the mango. Avilak and Manuel were friends....