In Israh Azizi's first Heroes of the Empire series book, Velamir, a Chishman Academy student, confronts mortality on a perilous mission with three peers that becomes a reckoning of his past. Natassa, the emperor's daughter, plans to escape from an unwanted marriage, risking her life...

In Eye of the Champion, Daniel Laby delineates sports and performance vision as a comprehensive discipline merging ophthalmology, neurology, psychology, and physics, sparked by his fellowship project scrutinizing visual tests at a baseball facility. Laby stresses the necessity of evidence-based practice, emphasizing vision's critical role...

A Seat at the C-Suite Table addresses an important issue in American culture—what it’s like for African Americans who work in leadership positions as executives. Author Chuck Wallington wrote the book because he wanted to understand why there aren’t many African American men working as...

When the Fudge Trees Bloom: Memories of an American in the Middle East is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, cross-cultural writing, and slice-of-life subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Catherine W. Rouhana, this fascinating work chronicles...

The rapid rise of AI technology and its use has ushered in an era of revolutionary change. It has the potential to transform the social fabric fundamentally and alter humanity's future in ways we can't even fathom. This asks the question -- what ethical and...

Sally M. Veillette and Yuqi Sun have brought back a Christmas classic for the ages. The authors retell Clement Clarke Moore's famous Christmas poem from 1823 on its 200th anniversary. Both English and Chinese translations appear in this heartwarming version, 'Twas the Night Before Christmas:...

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...

From The Book of Dreams: A Collection of Poems (The Passion & Reason Poetry Series) has many emotions, locations, and imagery. I love Joe Giampaolo’s free-verse writing technique. Each poem tells its own story and is written in a way that allows your imagination,...

Imagine the 1980s when gas was cheap, and Ronald Reagan was President. Facing the Fugitive by Katrina Hoover Lee is a mystery that will take the young reader to Stratford, Indiana, on the St. Joseph River. Stratford may seem like a quiet small town, but...

Shadows of the Past: Great War of the Worlds, Book #1 by Eric Goebelbecker is an alternate history/science fiction novel set during WWI. The story presupposes Martians attacked our planet 20 years earlier, as told in the classic H.G. Wells novel, War of the Worlds....

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...

Jake the Ape Makes a Lot of Mistakes! Book 1 in the Mindset School Series by Heather Lyn Davis is the story of a young ape still learning to perform daily activities like dressing, making breakfast, playing, and doing math. He makes a lot of...

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...

In the Morning Hour by Mike Mallow is a brilliant crime thriller. The story unfolds in O’Brien County, West Virginia. Cabel Walsh, a former newspaper publisher, had his window at home shattered on New Year’s Eve with a brick wrapped in a rolled newspaper page...

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...

Diya Das immigrated to the United States with her parents when she was only a year old. On a trip to India to visit her family, she became interested in learning about her relatives. She discovered she had distant family in Chicago. Her curiosity led...

Anything dealing with the Civil War Era has always held an interest for me, whether books, movies or reenactments. Living close to an area where reenactments are carried out, I watch but really do not pay that much attention to the re-enactors. Once More into...