Dance Daughters of the Most High! by Dr. Bill Senyard is a touching portrayal of unnoticed females in biblical stories in the Old Testament. The narrative starts with a thoughtful introduction, which demonstrates the similarity in society's constricted expectations of women, and the historical disappearance of...

Who Runs the World? by Lois Quam is a social science and medical book in which she covers the pivotal role of women in addressing poverty, environmental protection, and disease prevention through her involvement with the organization Pathfinder. She discusses the importance of universal access...

Imposters on the Zoom! is penned by author team John Buie and Jason Hagerman in the marketing, sales, and self-improvement subgenres. This comprehensive and engaging work offers practical guidance for marketing managers, sales leaders, owners, and operators of B2B companies to generate more sales leads...

As a reader with health administration experience, I have read several books on Alzheimer’s disease; however, Alzheimer’s: The Uncertain Journey by Dr. Renee Despres and Guy Slowik is one of the most thorough and practical ones I have ever read on this subject. This extraordinary...

Bones in the Alley: A Journey to Self-Awareness That Began on the Island of Barbados is a non-fiction memoir written by Viterose Van Huis. The author was born to an unmarried teenager in Barbados in the late 1940s. At that time, teenage or unmarried pregnancies...

In Rebranding The Church, Peder Tellefsdal examines the challenges facing contemporary Christianity, attributing declining relevance to conformity with secular norms and rigid doctrinal adherence. Drawing from personal experiences, including his encounter with grace through Alcoholics Anonymous, he speaks on grace as pivotal for revitalization. As...

Cracking the Female Code by Cole Hunter borrows from evolutionary psychology, which has shaped human beings over a very long time. Men are attracted to physical characteristics such as youthfulness and an hourglass figure. For women, things like confidence, a good sense of humor, and...

German Short Stories in the Black Forest by Black Swan Languages is a short but in-depth book on mastering the German Language in 21 days. Packed with short stories, each in German with an English translation, this book is aimed at learners up to the...

Adagio for the Fallen is the second installment in the Infernal Symphony series by Maria Giakoumatos. In this gripping young adult horror, sixteen-year-old Luke Reed embarks on a perilous quest to find his missing father, who vanished during a paranormal investigation at an abandoned church....

Vengeance at the Vineyard by Tana L. H. Boerger is set at Château Beaulieu where, during wedding festivities, the family butler collapses, whispering his knowledge of who's responsible for a threatening message tied to the family dog. Later, it's discovered he was poisoned. Meanwhile, Genevieve...

In Michelle Miller’s Where the Clouds Cannot Find Me Revisited, Marisol is a mother in Mobile, Alabama, whose life narrows to a single imperative after her infant son Jacob Oliver is rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. As doctors work to stabilize Jake, Marisol...

Christopher West, author of "At the Heart of the Gospel", has done in-depth research into Catholic Church theology and writes well of the writings of many noted church theologians, most especially the late Pope John Paul II's "Theology of the Body". Author West does not...

“A Conservative’s Primer on the Bible: Spiritual Emphasis on Understanding the Bible, the Gospel, Salvation, and the Role of the Church,” written by Bob Ward, is an in-depth, yet easily read and understood, collection of thoughts and truths designed to provide the reader with more...

Anna and the Magical Horse - Henry the Hobo - The Pond by Henry Denkhaus is a collection of three different stories as the title suggests. The first story, 'Anna and the Magical Horse,' is about a little girl and her toy horse who takes...

Allah of the Qur'an and the God of the Bible: Are They the Same? by Dr. Thomas G. Brunswick is a contentious, conversational, intellectual, religious-philosophical book which introduces readers to the complete history and perspective of Allah, God, the Qur'an, and the Bible. The Muslim...

Dancing on the Wings of the Wind: Releasing the Song in your Heart by Donna Kutzner is an inspirational self-help book that everyone should read. From the moment we are born, someone leaves an imprint in our minds and hearts and we forget the song...

Adventures in the Single Lane: Getting the Divorced Guy Back in the Game Before He Misses the On-ramp to Life by V.K. Vasapolli begins by listing the social stigmas attached to a divorced male; that they are damaged goods, a failure at marriage, the odd...

Landon, the Superhero of the Worlds: A Race to Save the Human Race is the second book in the Landon Series, both written and illustrated by Titus Andrew M. Bonifacio. After having a strange dream about revisiting the ruins of Cat World, Landon Sotill finds...

The next time you feel life is overwhelming you, that you can’t go on and that you don’t understand why you have been dealt the worst hand in the deck, pick up a “restorative narration” like Escaping the Lion and the Leopard by Ellie Porte...

Connecting the Dots to the Caliphate: A Primer for the Thinking Person by Shanbreen is an excellent book on the current state of affairs regarding terrorism in the world and its links with Islamic extremist groups. Clearly a lot of research and thought has gone...