Since Ling Shaw's father vanished during a voyage, she clings to the hope of his eventual return to their family. In the interim, she works at her uncle's herbal medicine shop and dedicates herself to her studies. The tension in her quiet community has heightened...

Mickey Dubrow's The Magic Maker starts in 1917 in New York City. It's Passover Seder, so Baruch Rosenfeld invites a beggar to join him and his family during this revered event, as is the Jewish custom. Suddenly, Baruch’s charitable act rebounds, resulting in him and...

The Boxer by Ozzie Logozzo is a captivating story that follows Paul Carrington, a young man who loses everything after his town shuns him for a crime he was forced into. Although he is found innocent in court, Paul feels the weight of the community's...

The Addiction Fiction: Unraveling the Roots of Attachment by Kurt Shaye is a comprehensive guide that explores various forms of addiction and offers practical steps to overcome them. The author shares his personal experiences with substance abuse, illustrating the enlightenment and lightness that can come...

Sanctum is the first entry in the Dragon Guild series by P.T.L. Perrin, an immersive adventure for fans of YA fantasy. Gabriella “Gabri” O’Connell is a young Cherokee girl blessed (or burdened) with the extraordinary ability to manipulate sound frequencies. At just fifteen, she struggles...

Surviving The Unsurvivable by Pamela Suter Steele is a harrowing, haunting, and remarkable memoir of a strong woman who endured much tragedy, unbearable pain, and internal struggles. Up until turning 78 years old, Pamela not only went through a horrific, brutal assault that changed her life forever, but she...

Cold Warrior by Robert Tucker follows Kasia Kerenski, a street performer turned Hollywood actress who becomes unwittingly entangled in international espionage. As the daughter of Soviet spies, a fact she was unaware of, she becomes a pawn in a geopolitical game of global politics, manipulated...

A Million Revolutions is an eclectic collection of poems by Greg Masters that brings readers some mesmerizing poetry touching upon various themes related to contemporary life. "A Million Revolutions" is a critique of the American political system, where power and wealth maintain the status quo....

In The Client by Kat Goss, Natalie Kemp earned a good income for three years while working as an editor for Alan Peckin. However, Natalie suddenly stopped hearing from Alan entirely, without any explanation or new assignments. Natalie quickly began questioning her abilities, feeling that...

Raising Liberty by Joseph W. Hudgens is a historical novel that vividly reimagines the origin story of one of the world’s most iconic monuments: the Statue of Liberty. Blending meticulous research with immersive storytelling, Hudgens creates a deeply human portrait of Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, the...

Clark's difficult childhood had already created subtle scars in her psyche, which she was trying to put behind her until a series of unfortunate events at her new home worsened those issues. Now an adult, a chance encounter introduces her to Vince and Gun, members...

Date Due: Upon Death by Rachel Langlois introduces Ava S. Kelly, a military librarian whose sharp intellect and access to vast information networks become critical tools when a young Marine is murdered under suspicious circumstances. Refusing to accept the easy explanation, Ava digs deep into...

Clover by Mary L. Schmidt is a gentle and educational children’s picture story centered around the everyday life of bunny rabbits. Through the character of Clover, the book introduces young readers to where rabbits live, what they eat, their predators, and how they interact with...

Left Without Answers is a brilliant psychological thriller by Cori Nevruz. Alice’s son Hank is found in his room, and it looks like suicide. There were no warning signs that Hank might be suicidal, and he left no note behind. Alice believes Hank’s best friend,...

Jessica Ashley's Bravo: Hunt Brothers Search & Rescue is a gripping romantic suspense novel set against the rugged backdrop of Texas ranch life, intertwined with daring rescue missions. The story follows Bradyn Hunt, a former Special Forces operative turned head of Hunt Brothers Search &...

Island of the Hand of Satan by Wayne S. Gilbertson is a collection of thought-provoking stories featuring dark, supernatural, and fantastical themes. The book includes the tales of a young man who finds the woman of his dreams on a mysterious island but must confront...

An error in programming the nanobots almost causes the extinction of the human race. Can they be re-programmed to save the rest of humanity? A woman investigates the murder of a man of the cloth, only to discover that she was the intended target. Can...

Lessons Learned: A Teacher and Coach Reflects by Michael F. Burke, Sr. is a heartfelt collection of essays that takes readers through the author’s life as both an educator and a learner. The book opens with vivid stories from Burke’s childhood, like the unforgettable “moonshine...

Silver Charm: And the Old Friends Who Save the Thoroughbreds by M.J. Evans is a biography of Silver Charm, a thoroughbred colt born in 1994 who rose to prominence under trainer Bob Baffert and owners Bob and Beverly Lewis, winning the 1997 Kentucky Derby and...

Roger Shorr presents a method for achieving the titular Near Perfect Body (NPB) through mental reconditioning and habit transformation, focusing on reshaping attitudes toward food, exercise, and self-image. His approach centers around six key actions: a determined mindset, reprogramming mental frameworks, embracing nutritious eating, engaging...