A century ago, Kahlil Gibran wrote The Prophet, a revolutionary poetic narrative chronicling the journey of a wise man. In light of societal changes and the unique challenges women face today, Natalie Solomon and Greg Solomon have reimagined Gibran's work from a woman's perspective, presenting...

In Hello, Jaynie! When Your Inner Thermostat Goes on a Permanent Vacation, Linda C. Wright takes a somewhat satirical look at married women who are near their 50s and start going through menopause and how it affects their lives, the lives of their husbands, and...

On Deck: Memoir of a Life Well-Lived is penned by author David Del Bosque in the memoir, drama, and slice-of-life genres. This is a candid and moving exploration of triumphs, challenges, and self-discovery. From his humble beginnings in Alice, Texas, to the sun-drenched beaches of...

In Deep Utopia: Life and Meaning in a Solved World, author Nick Bostrom presents a thought-provoking exploration of a post-instrumental world where AI has been successfully integrated into society. The book opens with a conversation on a Monday between Tessius and Firafix. They are attending...

Do you want to put an end to your chronic health issues and feel lively and energetic like you used to? If yes, reinvigorate yourself with Faith M. Davis' holistic self-help health guide, Why You're Not Healing. Davis is an integrative healing practitioner trained under...

Leaders Look Within: Own Your Heart to Live a Life of Gratitude by Brent Pohlman is an insightful book that provides an idea about the perspective of potential leaders and their emotional development. The author relates how he handles both a rapidly growing business and...

Jaime Reyes shares his stories and others about auto resuscitation in his book, The Lazarus Syndrome. From infancy to older age, Reyes experienced the phenomenon many times during his life. He details the incidents and discusses other, similar situations where those thought to have died...

Alistair McGuinness’s Bring Me Sunshine is a delightful travel memoir chockful of adventure, exploration, and self-discovery against stunning Australian landscapes. McGuinness, originally from England, chronicles his journey from a working-class town to the sun-soaked shores and vast wilderness of Australia. The memoir unfolds in a...

Ivory Tower by Colin Heston is a clever homage to the Sherlock Holmes tradition, transplanting the classic detective duo into academia's quirky and insular world. The novel is structured as an anthology, with each story recounting a distinct mystery unraveled by the enigmatic Professor Thomas...

Motherland: Living with Child Loss and Becoming a Mother Again at 57 by Barb Higgins is a stark memoir about a mother’s terrible and unbearable grief. She recounts the incidents leading up to her thirteen-year-old daughter Molly’s death when the nurses, doctors, and the hospital...

The Scalpel, The Paintbrush and The Pen: Healing as a Creative Art is the life and healing story of Marilyn Kay Hagar which is based on her experience with art therapy. The book guides the reader through Hagar’s journey and the physical and psychological implications...

Something amazing happened when I decided to do a quick scan of From Canada's Backwoods to California's Death Row: The Tumultuous Odyssey of a Blind Forensic Psychologist by Shawn Adair Johnston. As I began scanning this primarily narrative book…far from my favorite style of writing…I...

In The Book That (Almost) Got Me Fired by Kelly K. James, she decides to take a corporate job after freelancing for 22 years. Freelancing is very different from having formal employment, as she soon realizes. Freelancing offered flexibility in her working hours, and the...

Paging Dr. Hart by Dr. Melissa Dymond is a contemporary medical romance with a suspenseful twist. Dr. Tiffany Hart, a senior resident in a hospital in Ohio, has built a tough exterior, dedicating her life completely to her studies. With no friends or fun activities,...

Anthony R. Candela’s memoir, Stand Up or Sit Out, is an engaging and heartfelt journey through the life of a man who refuses to let blindness define his limitations. With a blend of humor, humility, and candid reflection, Candela shares the ups and downs of...

In Zero Risk Startup, Paulo Andrez aims to help individuals who hope to launch or expand their businesses. Andrez addresses the primary unpredictability of any business: market, entrepreneur/team, financial, legal, and operational, or MEFLO, and discusses ways to solve their burden. The author details the...

Things I Never Told My Father: Growing Up Gay as a Preacher's Son is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, slice-of-life, and LGBTQ+ genres. It is best suited to the mature adult reading audience owing to references to sex and sensitive subject matter including...

How would you like to be a juror in a civil case? That’s the opportunity Lawrence Martin M.D. offers you in his book The Wall: Chronicle of a Scuba Trial. At first, it seems pretty clear-cut. Jennie Knowlton, a young scuba diver in a group...

Everyone wants to live in a clean house, but cleaning can be so boring! In Olimena J. M. Rovanesi's book Cleaning Together: A Special Place for Friendship Book 2, a father and son discover a new way to freshen up their home. Aaron and his...

Male-Dominated by Nenia Corcoran highlights the shocking challenges that the author faced as a female police officer in the force. Nenia's experiences shed awareness on this male-dominated field and its fundamentals. Her book reveals how challenging it is for female officers to overcome the many...