The Unasked Questions by Dale Netherton is a thought-provoking book that challenges individuals from various professions to confront critical questions that are often overlooked in their fields. The book explores theology, examining what it means for God to be all-knowing and all-powerful. It also prompts...

In The Cornucopia Forest, an adventure novella by James P. Usavage, Rover and Mona Lannigan, a happily married couple, are suddenly struck by a wish to go on a hike. Rover chooses an unfamiliar neck of woods for their hike, and soon, the couple are...

Why is brushing your teeth at night necessary? In The Sugar Bug Rush, Lindsay Woollard explains this concept in a fun and imaginative way, blending storytelling with a gentle lesson in dental hygiene. This picture book opens at bedtime as Buddy wonders why brushing at...

Burnout in physicians can lead to adverse effects on patient care. According to Mark Sorensen, almost half of all physicians in the US and elsewhere are burned out. In The HIPUS® Revolution, Dr. Sorensen addresses this vital societal issue and calls for more IT integration...

The Most Amazing Machine is an educational children’s book written by Emily Dunckle and illustrated by Danika Runyan. The story introduces young readers to the wonders of the human brain. The book begins by asking the child readers questions, such as, “What is your favorite...

What would you do if you came across one little line that made you question everything about the twin you thought you’d lost? That’s the question that life unexpectedly presented to April Ashcroft in The Postcard by Mariela Dabbah. April’s Sunday routine was already off...

Confucius said, “Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves,” which is a sentiment one character does not consider in The Reckoning by Ann Nolder Heinz. It opens in 1873 with a mysterious man standing outside a quiet residence, wrestling with a...

The Billion Dollar Sugar Cube by Charles Jacobs is a riveting novel that centers on two Interpol agents, David Blum and Tina Santini, as they confront a global predicament unlike anything they have encountered before. A mysterious group known as the Global Futures Alliance (GFA)...

In The Musher Man by Kevin L. Hostbjor, Denny Darkcloud is part Haitian and part Kootenai Indian. To protect him, his mother, Panacaea, adapts the way she raises him. From her, he learns the healing traditions passed down through the Haitian lineage. From his Kootenai...

The Winds of War by Maggie Keith is a transporting first entry in the Descendants of Darkness series, and a beautifully crafted fantasy. The narrative introduces the imagined world of Libra, a realm on the brink of war. Era Vandemir is a young fighter who...

The Gatekeeper by Bradford Kuhn follows John, a simple man living a simple life in the woods, when a woman shows up at his door injured and dying. She names John her heir before she dies, turning his world upside down. Now John is left...

Author Babak Zamanian brings readers an absorbing short mystery with The Hotel Coma. A wealthy financier funds the experimental Project Coma Camp, seeking to examine neural activity during rest, and puts himself among the first group of volunteers. Mr. Armstrong backs Professor Newman's groundbreaking Hybernax...

Strengthen your resolve as a leader, teacher, healer, and peacemaker who works toward making the world a better place to live with The Art of Peace. Yogi Akal is a Canadian yogi, peace activist, and spiritual leader. In this illuminating book, Akal presents an enlightening...

The Brotherhood of Rain and Cinder by S.C. Megale follows sixteen-year-old Emily, who finds herself in the secluded village of Darson’s Ford, caught amidst rising tensions between the church, the empire, and a secretive Brotherhood accused of resurrecting forbidden fire. In this village, men have...

In The Divide by Ethan Gray, Julia’s father is an alcoholic, and her mother is an irresponsible drug addict. One day at a shopping mall, there is a mass shooting. Julia saves her brother, but she is not so lucky. When she wakes up later,...

Marcia Fry-Galbraith’s The Power of Joy details practical approaches to cultivating lasting joy by aligning daily actions with evolving life goals through ongoing self-reflection and adjustment. Fry-Galbraith contrasts joy with fleeting happiness and their fundamental differences. She identifies barriers like stress, trauma, and social pressures,...

Pamela Kleibrink Thompson’s The Horse Who Wanted to Fly tells the inspirational story of a horse named Charlie who lives an ordinary life on an ordinary farm. But he believes that he can fly! However, all the naysayers keep telling him, “Horses don’t fly. So...

In Gary B's The Woman Who Wasn't, at first glance, Dr. Evelyn Harper sounds almost too good to be true. As a dedicated professional, her life revolves around the smooth running of her psychiatric practice. Her self-discipline ensures strict adherence to an exacting routine, but...

The Measure of Enough by Deonna Kay is a profoundly moving and devastating story. When she was a little girl, Kacee Robinson and her father made a pact always to keep the secrets between them. Now, at thirty-four years old, Kacee runs a nonprofit agency helping victims of abuse....

It had only been six months since Margo, an accountant in Chicago, met Sam Wailing, yet she had agreed to marry him and follow him back to Iowa to meet his parents. All Margo hopes for is that Sam’s family will accept her. But she...