The Definitive Israel-Palestine Reader by BD Publishing is a comprehensive anthology that spans the history, politics, and cultural dynamics of one of the world’s most enduring conflicts. This meticulously compiled work is a historical and educational resource, offering a balanced presentation of the multifaceted issues...

The Queensblood Crown by Alex Bree is a stunning sequel in the Darkling Souls series, where destiny and sacrifice collide in heartbreaking ways. Queen Rianne, meant to be a ritual sacrifice, refuses to accept her fate even as the voices of a thousand ancestors haunt...

In The Crew by Dani Donari, Reese’s close friend, Janae, had been murdered. While searching for Janae’s killer, Reese was kidnapped in the process. The kidnapper cuts both of Reese’s wrists before tossing her into the deep end of a swimming pool. Reese was rescued...

Usually, a book described as a 444-page legal thriller is enough to send me searching the shelves for something else to read. Thankfully, a quick peruse of Norman Shabel’s bio made me pause. It’s impressive, and so is his novel, The Burning Gavel. I found...

Treat yourself to a unique concert played out through pictures and rhyme with Pamela Glass's The Maestro's Great Snore. One by one, the different musical instruments of an orchestra, including the giant basses, oboes, trumpets, and clarinets, wake up to the sound of the maestro's...

The Remnants of Pryr by Tobias Robbins is an exciting story about history, power, and survival in a world on the edge of disaster. It follows Isten, an archivist who spends his days trying to piece together the past of Pryr—a place where both science...

John Russell is a professional psychic and paranormal investigator. In The Can Sack Ghost, the author shares a collection of true stories that show the different ways entities from the "Other Side" influenced his life and instilled a deep reverence for the paranormal in him....

Sarah M. Eden's The Tides of Time is an action-filled time travel and historical fiction story interwoven with a spellbinding romance. The story begins in France. In 1793, Lili Minet was wanted by Robespierre's revolutionary Tribunal for helping people escape from persecution and execution. Lili...

The Freya Stone by Chandler P. Opall offers a fresh and exciting take on epic fantasy, following four ordinary gnomes who find themselves on an extraordinary adventure. When the powerful troll Evad the Horrible steals the mystical Freya Stone and threatens to plunge the world...

Fresh out of college in Greenville, Illinois, with an associate’s degree, wannabe journalist Avice C. Moor moves to Gamber, Florida to take a job as the Gardening & Entertainment reporter for the Gamber Herald Times. There’s not a lot going on in Gamber but Avice...

The Empathy Evolution by Ronald Goldman takes an important and much-needed look at what’s causing so many of the problems in modern American society. Using a mix of psychology and real-world data, Goldman explores how our earliest experiences shape things like violence, racism, and corruption....

The Boy Who Makes a Million Mistakes by Brenda Li is a heartwarming story that follows Milo, a young boy with a passion for baking. Unfortunately, he often makes mistakes and gets easily distracted in the kitchen. He sometimes mixes the wrong ingredients, uses incorrect...

The Awakening: Blood and Kisses Book 2 by Danielle Paquette-Harvey dives into what happens when love and destiny collide. Nathan, a half-vampire hybrid, is shattered when the person he loves is ripped away from him, sending both his human and wolf sides into chaos. As...

The Vampire's Pet is a fantasy romance novella by Danielle Paquette-Harvey. The Queen has reinstated the old vampire laws in the city of Ichoryllia, and humans are now allowed to be kept as pets and even bred on farms. Aleksander, a 215-year-old vampire, comes from...

In The Dreamlighters Put Out a Fire by Barbara Gammage, Kaleb, Maya, William, and Elizabeth are all playing, pretending to put out a fire in a dollhouse. As they play, they talk, and William says he wants to be a firefighter. Suddenly, the Dreamlight Genie...

Petrina Soren had lost her parents in space at a young age and had ended up being raised in an orphanage. Now a teenager, she goes to Attike space station, the headquarters of the Intergalactic Coalition of Planets and its Space Forces, to apply to...

The Book of Aesop: Lupin by Iam Oliver throws Eric Pickles into a world of spies, danger, and secret agendas. After a shocking car explosion and an attempted kidnapping, Eric finds himself caught in a web of international conflicts, moving between London, Washington, and Russia....

The AI Lead: Overcoming Data Drag to Accelerate Digital Dominance by Brian Lambert is a critical roadmap for leaders who want to steer through the intricate landscape of artificial intelligence, data management, and digital transformation. Lambert presents a calculated method for overcoming "data drag," a...

At the start of The Carriage Master, tragedy isolates young Alex Wagner in every facet of his life. He moved to college in Hampton alone, lured there by the media touting it as a crime-free utopia. He wants to remain invisible. So, when he’s swept...

The Ultimate Weapon: Agape by Arthur Seymour continues the SiBoRE series, brilliantly expanding on themes from earlier installments. Set against a world grappling with the consequences of unregulated technology and environmental neglect, Seymour’s narrative delivers a compelling blend of adventure and speculative science. In this...