In Trail of the Zombies by David Alyn Gordon, The Nightfall Detective Agency is looking into the affairs of The Utopia Institute, which is involved in very bad things. People like Doctor Carstairs are true believers in things like eugenics and will go to great...

Parker Discovers the Blues is the second book in the series about Parker the Purple Penguin by Marybeth Wishart. Parker is having a great day sliding down his favorite ice slide until he notices another animal is upset. Posy, a seal who seems as blue...

Beyond the Classroom: Black Male Educators Changing the Narrative contains stories about authors who want to inspire fellow Black males to pursue careers in education. The authors share their experiences as educators of color, the joys of the profession, and the many challenges that come...

Tyranny of the Mind by Julie A. Fragoules offers a compelling exploration of the historical tension between self-governance and authoritarian control. The book traces the roots of Western legal and cultural thought from ancient to modern times, examining how religion, law, and power have intersected...

I Will Be the Woman He Loved: Learning to Live Again on the Thames Path by Tania Romanov is a deeply personal memoir about loss, love, and identity. Tania Romanov, once a pioneering tech CEO, embarks on a two-week walk along England's Thames Path following...

Finding a Mate in the 7 C’s by John O. Taylor is a practical guide for anyone navigating the often choppy waters of relationships, particularly after experiencing the difficulties of divorce or heartbreak. Written as a metaphorical journey across the seas, Taylor introduces seven fundamental...

Get Stuff Done Without the Stress by Risa Williams is a refreshing and practical guide that redefines productivity by shifting the focus from “hustle culture” to a more compassionate, sustainable approach. With her experience as a psychotherapist and time management coach, Williams offers tools and...

Heroes of the Empire Book 3: The Emperor by Israh Azizi is a continuation of the fantasy adventure series that creates a realm of four kingdoms; Ayleth, Devorin, Ondalar, and Verin. Honzio Hortinza is the Crown Prince of the Empire but finds himself imprisoned within...

James Stevens, an ex-special forces operative, could never have imagined his life would spiral so wildly into chaos. It had been a couple of years since he retired from the military, and everything had been going well in his new job and marriage, or so...

Society may have treated women as inferiors from as early as the times of the Old Testament. Still, there is no denying that some are behind the most significant contributions to religion and its history. However, it is interesting how, despite their various involvements in...

In Beyond The Fountain of Youth, Dr. Julian Gershon Jr. details his career path and his shift from family and sports medicine to anti-aging and regenerative medicine. He talks about hormone optimization to address conditions like heart disease, arthritis, and metabolic disorders. He emphasizes personalized...

In Death in the Fields by Eric M. Bischoff, Rich Willis is grappling with depression and lingering guilt over the death of his close friend Jeannie. After leaving for college, Rich gradually drifted apart from Jeannie, which is his greatest regret. Rich is heading back...

Songs in the Key of DJ: When Ambition and Romance Hit All the Wrong Notes by Murray Weber seamlessly blends elements of coming-of-age, rock culture, and romance, delivering a delightful adventure. In 2007, nineteen-year-old DJ Martin is on a relentless quest for stardom, ready to...

On the Origin of Being by Luke Comer and Dr. Jenny Powers explores the conflict between human biology and modern lifestyles, focusing on circadian rhythms, diet, and the disconnect from nature. They explain how human evolution, shaped by natural cues like sunlight and sleep patterns,...

Azores - The Storyteller's Photo Guide: A Photographic Tale Across The Islands Of Flowers and Fire by Joana Kruse is a detailed travelogue that takes readers on a photographic journey across the nine Azorean islands. Through a conversation style of writing, Kruse discusses each island's...

In introducing Playing the Game While Black Womaning in Corporate America™, Nicole S. Palmer likens corporate America to a slow-burn chess game, requiring strategy, patience, and the ability to anticipate others’ moves. This book is an essential playbook and survival guide for Black women navigating...

Beyond the Green Widow: Consequences of the Piney Woods Creek Murders of 1921 by Juanita Green Hollinghead traces the history of the Green family, starting with James Matthew Green, an Irish immigrant who settled in Mississippi in the late 1700s. His descendants included Jake Green,...

In Dylan and the Wolf by Kalubriah Sage, we follow Dylan, the author's young son, whose world was overturned by unwarranted medical interventions. Dylan's emotional story began at age two, after developing Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. He endured harsh chemotherapy treatments, which adversely affected his genetics....

Mirabelle and the Sea Green Bathtub: Journey to the Coral Reef by Suzanne Elizabeth Murphy is an imaginative story about a young girl who loves the water, particularly the ocean. Mirabelle fancies herself as a mermaid but doesn’t live near the sea. She spends a...

Bo the Boat is a children’s picture book by Clare Short. Bo the Boat rises early every morning because he has a busy day, and then he picks up Captain Mo. A friend carrying cars across the bay tells them to have a nice day....