Uncharted Desires by Jillian Sharp follows the story of Katrina Brooks and Weston Monroe and their quest for survival. Kat always wanted to do music but was stuck working as a pianist and backup singer for Weston, an arrogant star musician. A decade after working...

In Exit Velocity by Barbara Gregorich, Rowan Pickett grapples with grief, unemployment, and societal tensions while encountering a mysterious parrot. Amidst her struggles, she seeks help from Titus Longshaw, navigating interruptions from Jake Terranova and encounters with Zeb Snoddy. Securing a job boosts her confidence,...

Everything's Got Soul is a short steampunk adventure by Brian Thomas. Set in central London in the year 1851, the story follows a thirteen-year-old pneumatic messenger named Jack, who finds himself entangled with a resistance group that seeks to thwart the nefarious plans of Sir...

Finally, a children’s picture book that I absolutely loved! In The Worn-Out Flag, Karen Bowen reminds readers of the importance and symbolism of the American flag. Too many have forgotten how important the flag is to our history and that it stands for our freedoms,...

Life is incomplete until you have someone to love and to be loved by. Mouse, the main character in Ellen Paton’s The Little Blue Wren, felt alone and made millions of wishes upon stars that she would find a mouse companion. Finally, she discovered a...

Youtopia by Joseph Rein is a techno-thriller with a difference. Anabel Downer is a special agent with the FBI, and she’s been given a strange case to solve. Youtopia is a mind space, similar to virtual reality, where people live their dream lives in a...

Hop on for an adrenaline-pumping thrill ride with Mark Hacker's Infliction Point. Shaken by the brutal murder of his former lover Kayla, disgraced FBI Agent Zach Axton receives more bad news when her killer, Charlie Moore, is acquitted of his crimes due to his intellectual...

Mikhail Kelnikov's book Rational Theism, Part Two: The Problem of Evil, and God's Omnibenevolence is a critique of atheistic perspectives on the existence of God and the nature of evil. He argues that atheists, who often reject scriptural truths in favor of scientific nihilism, fail...

Ternion of Tarr is a work of fiction in the fantasy, adventure, and action genres. It is suitable for teen and adult readers alike as it contains very mild use of strong language and fantasy violence. Part of the Simgra series, it was penned by...

Dana Frank's Get Up and Get On It: A Black Entrepreneur's Lessons on Creating Legacy and Wealth is an inspiring book that chronicles her family's journey through decades of entrepreneurial challenges and successes. Starting with her grandfather Gerald Frank's escape from the harsh realities of...

Going on Offense: A Leader’s Playbook for Perpetual Innovation by Behnam Tabrizi is a compelling guide for leaders seeking to cultivate a culture of continuous innovation within their organizations. Tabrizi, a seasoned expert in organizational transformation with extensive experience at Stanford University and a robust...

Miracle at Angels Bend by R. Christian Bohlen is a contemporary narrative that transcends the typical Christian inspirational novel. The opening chapters introduce us to Josh and Nate, two brothers at odds with one another, and their crumbling familial relationships. This dynamic sets a palpable...

Due to the One Child Only mandate, Fen, a Chinese woman, is forced to give her newborn second daughter Ning up for adoption. She does not know what will happen to the child and whether she will be treated well by the adoptive parents. In...

Who Do You Say I Am? by Juan Novo delves into the mystery of Jesus' Messianic Secret. It explores why his true identity was hidden from the people who were supposed to recognize him as the Messiah. The author examines Jesus' mission to die, the...

Edmond Raines and Cameron Stone are back to doing what they know best. This time, they join forces with law enforcement agents to thwart a terrorist operation in the heart of New York City. Their brave efforts ultimately prove successful but come at a terrible...

In By Way of Conshohocken: A Fictionalized Family Memoir by Cydney Iris Afriat Menihan, the author includes some interesting facts that are key factors in the fictional history of her family. She goes with her family to a musical that moves her grandfather, Bob, to...

Murder at Sea Oats Beach by Karen C. Whalen perfectly blends suspense, mystery, and intrigue in a delightful cozy read. Breanna has begun a new chapter in her life and believes she has found a place for herself on the island. She expected her days...

Courting the Sun is an apt name for this tale by Peggy Joque Williams, set in the court of Louis XIV of France, known as the Sun King. Sylvienne lives with her mother and two family retainers in the town of Amiens. One day, to...

Eternally Naïve: A Reluctant Autobiography was penned by author T. R. Robinson in the autobiography, slice of life, and emotional writing genres. This engaging work chronicles the extraordinary life of an ordinary woman, offering a raw and deeply personal insight into the resilience of the...

Do fear and doubt hinder you from chasing your dreams? Do you feel anxious and stressed when facing life's unexpected challenges? Open yourself to love and banish fear in its myriad forms with Love Awakens You, Cindi Buckley's transformative guide, to help you unlock your...