Karin Kalteren Busink’s Menopause: The Change reframes menopause as a transformation rather than a decline. Blending scientific research, nutritional guidance, and personal testimony, the book moves from the author’s own first hot flash, experienced unexpectedly during a conference in Berlin, to a broader reflection on...

Baki Topal’s memoir, Cutting Into the Silence, explores his humble beginning in a small mountain village in Turkey. We get a glimpse at his family dynamics, culture, life experiences, and the events that set him on the path to becoming a surgeon in Belgium. Topal...

Author Chaz Holesworth presents an eclectic collection of poems in When the Light is Mine. Exploring diverse themes and ideas, these poems paint a colorful portrait of life in contemporary society. "Condescending Toward the Midas Touch" highlights the socio-political turmoil of a world lacking in...

In Case Files from the Nightfall Detective Agency: Fury of the Vampire by David Alyn Gordon, Abraham had tried to build a holy tower to the heavens, but El had struck it down. From then on, the people shunned Abraham. He wandered aimlessly and became...

Speedy Phoebe and the Big Misfire by Ryanne Siddiq is set in Carson Elementary, where young carlettes navigate the twists and turns of friendship, emotions, and teamwork. The book introduces readers to Phoebe, a spirited and encouraging carlette, and her friends, including Leo, a race...

Winds of Sovereignty: The Mavulis Poems by Francis Tolentino is a poetic tribute to Mavulis Island, the northernmost point of the Philippines. Tolentino captures the essence of this solitary rock, transforming it into a symbol of freedom, peace, and national pride. The collection is divided...

Timmy the Tractor Truck Train: Danger at the Dam! by Seth Warburton is the story of Kenny and his best friend, Timmy, who is a truck. Timmy has magical powers, including the ability to talk and transform into a tractor or train, and back to...

When the Forest Dreams by Andrea Ezerins follows Emma Jablonski, who is living above her family’s Polish bakery on the Upper East Side. A favor draws her into another life. Asked to watch over Veronica Mason, a model recovering from addiction, Emma leaves the routines...

Off the Ground by Case Lawrence is an inspiring narrative that chronicles the journey of an entrepreneur who turned adversity into opportunity, creating a global phenomenon in the trampoline park industry. Lawrence shares his personal and professional experiences, offering readers a behind-the-scenes look at the...

Finding the Gift is the second book in Charis Jones’s CRISPR Evolution series, which will appeal to fans of science fiction with a dystopian setting. The story follows the Wakes, who have finally found solace in what they can actually call home in Maine. They...

Santa vs Rocky the Fox by Rita Mendoza and Hector Luciano Jr is filled with Christmas love and joy. Santa is out delivering gifts, but notices that his cookies have been eaten and his warm milk is gone. He discovers a cute fox with sweet,...

After the Quiet: Stories to the Edge and Back by Carl Lakeland is a tightly constructed collection that examines moments when ordinary lives brush up against violence, moral fracture, and irrevocable choice. Across its interconnected stories, the book moves through intelligence work, personal loss, and...

Melody and the Magic Music Box by Tim Tivis shares the tale of an orphan girl named Melody who lives in the Kingdom of Song. She loves singing while walking through the Humming Meadows and dreams of becoming a Grand Songkeeper, a title given to...

Amber Phil arrives at Eryden University to study medicine in Selecting The Wrong Love by E. Masson and Julie G. Henry. Soon after, she meets James McGill, a supremely nice business student who becomes a close friend and a part of her everyday routine. As...

After the Quiet: Stories to the Edge and Back, Volume Two by Carl Lakeland is a collection that leans into the tension of lives lived under pressure, where consequences arrive before anyone is ready to name them. The opening story, Bagels and a White Rose,...

Stories of the Holocaust: Art for Healing and Renewal, Volume II, edited by Karen Berman and Gail Humphries, is a wide-ranging collection that examines how film, visual art, museum work, and performance sustain Holocaust memory. Rather than offering a single narrative, the book gathers many...

Miracles of the Season by Susan Jean Ricci begins in NYC, where Chloe Twiggins reminisces about the life she used to have before meeting and marrying her husband. She’s late meeting him and their daughter, Lala, at the Rockefeller Center. One of his trees has...

In her memoir Keep the Flowers: Tell the Healing You're Coming Home, Ellie Williams describes being nine years old when menstruation begins, with severe pelvic pain. Yet every medical appointment ends the same way, as doctors review normal test results and send her home without...

Manifesting From The Soul (How To Raise Your Vibration And Unleash The Power Within) by Dr. Malti Patel is a self-help guide that will help you connect to the spiritual realm and live a more positive life filled with love and gratitude. The author introduces...

Gio in the Land of Syriax: Quest for the Eternal Flame by Ellen Buckley opens in a peaceful village nestled between forests and mountains, where Gio spends his days making shoes and helping his community. That changes fast when darkness rolls in and starts affecting...