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...

Goddess from the Machine by Daniel Rodrigues-Martin is an ingeniously plotted and beautifully narrated sci-fi fantasy set in a dystopian world where tech-enhanced heroism collides with oppression. It follows Reese, a skilled machinist and former slave, who encounters Kid, an enigmatic character with extraordinary powers....

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....

In Michael Foster's Magic in the Blood, the Ancients once shared their world with the humans, and magic was a way of life. But the humans got greedy. The Ancients then combined their magic to create a barrier, forever cutting off humans from their world...

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....

Escape From The Culling Box is the first book in the Sins of the Saviors series by TJ Relk. The story follows David, a war veteran stationed overseas for so many years that the only respite from his monotonous military routine is his memories of...

In Smidgen, the Baseball-Loving Pigeon: Meet the Newest MVP by Sue Nichols, a pigeon family lives in a baseball stadium, with their nest built inside a baseball cap. Smidgen, the young pigeon, eagerly awaits the hatching of his sibling and spends time drawing on the...

Together We Will Find The Sun: A Gentle Story About Feelings, Family, and Finding the Light by Aleasha Edis is a captivating children's book about Darby, a cute little cat who loves bedtime stories. The moon is about to rise, and it's time for Darby...

Legacy of the Displaced by Tim Wilbur is the second book in the Nexus Chronicles, preceded by book one, Legacy of the Crown. In the first novel, Aislynn, an immortal elf, seeks to end the remnants of magic, while Wraith, a marked hunter, discovers the...

Beyond the Nile: Gods and Legends from the Heart of Africa by Clifton Brown discusses non-Kemetic deities and mythology. Many people are not aware of the richness of African mythology and the vastness of spiritual practices across the continent. Egyptian deities and mythology take center...

Where the Valley Widens is a heartfelt and deeply evocative memoir that chronicles Lindsey Williams’s journey as a music teacher, conductor, and mentor. Through the lens of her experiences, Williams explores themes of resilience, community, and the transformative power of music. The narrative spans nearly...

In Rethinking the Sabbath, H. Irving Wilson presents the Sabbath as a divinely instituted day of rest established in Genesis, sanctified by God after six days of labor, and intended for physical, mental, and spiritual renewal. He traces its origins to the Hebrew word Shabbat,...

Beyond the Waiting Room: A Patient Playbook for Navigating the Healthcare System by Jennifer Ash, MD, is a comprehensive guide designed to empower individuals in managing their healthcare journey. Written by a former surgeon turned patient advocate, the book offers a unique perspective, blending professional...