SOAP Notes: Irreverent Confessions of a Veterinary Technician by Frannie O'Callaghan is a candid and, at times, surprisingly moving memoir from behind the scenes of a veterinary clinic. O'Callaghan is a licensed vet tech with over a decade of experience, and she holds nothing back:...

Take It to the Limit Book Two: A Dish Best Served Cold by Linda Opdyke is a taut and emotionally charged suspense thriller that pulls no punches. After a botched gala robbery in Nashville leaves multiple people dead and five million dollars unaccounted for, PI...

What the F*ck Do You Actually Want? by Max Stephens examines how modern individuals often pursue societal goals that cause disconnection from authentic desires and others. He traces this condition to the Industrial Revolution’s shift from meaningful work to mechanization and consumerism, intensified by digital...

Deep in the depths of a boarded-up opera house in New York's warehouse district, something dark and ominous stirs—something left to fester after a lifetime of trauma and hardship ended in a violent, tragic death. When Christine Daneau, daughter of a renowned music professor, and...

Chain Reaction by Malabika Ray unfolds in modern-day London, where a model's sudden death catalyzes the plot. Luna, the model in question, had fallen to her death from the balcony in her flat. Sri, a PhD student with a knack for solving mysteries, gets involved....

Starting Your First Potted Vegetable Garden by E. Hughes is an easy and practical book for anyone who wants to create a garden but is uncertain where to start. Many people who love plants or wish to grow vegetables feel inhibited because they believe they...

Something Rotten in the State of Research: Confessions from a PhD by Joanne McEvoy is a fictionalized memoir that follows Aisling, who moves to Copenhagen to begin a PhD in agile learning design while managing a laundry list of personal and professional upheavals. She juggles...

Miss B Goes to Space by Lane Bagby and Meredith Bagby is based on the true story of little squirrel monkey, Miss Baker, who was sent into space by NASA in 1959. Her journey was to ascertain whether humans could safely make similar trips. From...

Life Is Lifey: The A to Z's on Navigating Life's Messy Middle by Sarah Shahi is a candid, humorous, and deeply personal exploration of the ups and downs of modern womanhood. Shahi’s voice is unapologetically bold, blending raw honesty with sharp wit as she shares...

The 2099: Echoes of a World Remembered by B. Zamanian is a well-written book that offers readers a glimpse into how the future could be impacted by today’s compromises regarding artificial intelligence, technological advancement, and the Internet. Kairon's victory after the 2099 election marks a...

Strong Floor, No Ceiling by Oliver Libby presents a policy framework linking economic security, opportunity, and national strength. Libby attributes middle-class decline and rising inequality to wage stagnation, uneven access to healthcare and education, housing shortages, and widening income gaps, citing disparities such as CEO...

What would you do if you could live your life over? What changes would you make? They’re the questions Diana Penn asks herself at 80 years old, when an unexploded WWII bomb goes off, sending her back in time to 1944. She opens her eyes...

Jamie's Journey: Cancer from the Voice of a Sibling by Sharon Wozny is a thoughtful children's book for all the siblings of cancer patients around the world to help them understand that their feelings are valid. The lives of thirteen-year-old Jamie and her ten-year-old sister, Jordan, are...

Stand Up Speak Up: How Survivors Created a Movement to End Sexual Violence by Tim Lennon is a powerful and deeply informative exploration of the survivor-led movement against sexual violence. Drawing from his personal experiences as a survivor of childhood abuse by a Catholic priest,...

Not Finished Yet: Essays on the Rhythmic Beauty of a Life in Flux by Tracie Adams explores transformation, identity, and the fluidity of human experience. Through a series of flash memoir essays, Adams welcomes readers into her world, where moments of joy, grief, and self-discovery...

In Another Life by Owen Parr is a captivating story that follows lawyers Ethan Cole and Claire Donovan. When they first meet, they feel an undeniable connection. Their love is beautiful yet forbidden; both are married to other people and have children. If word of...

Successful Life Skills For Teens by Chad K. Smith is a self-help manual for young adults and adolescents that teaches them how to cope and excel in life. The book explores 12 key skills, the most crucial of which are developing self-confidence, social skills, time...

Ghost Child: Uncovering Family Secrets from a Back Porch to the Yucatan by Deborah Jennings is a unique, touching, and gripping memoir. Raised in a modest yet comfortable small apartment in a wealthy area by hardworking parents, Deborah often wondered about her parents' lives, how they met, or...

Casper, a young caterpillar, identifies strongly with the letter C, not only because his name begins with C, but also because it represents his favorite activity. This adorable little caterpillar loves nothing more than curling up in a half circle and then tumbling down the...

Falling UP by Lucinda Brant follows Lisa Crisp, a young woman working at Warner’s Dispensary, who becomes entangled in an incident involving the theft of ribbons and silk garters at Lord Westby’s house. She intervenes to return a valuable auction catalog, witnessing Henri-Antoine Hesham, a...