Give Me You by Kay Sloan tells the story of Hilda, an older Jewish woman who increasingly feels invisible. Living in her son Gabriel’s home, she notices the gradual ways her independence is diminished, such as the casual dismissals, the small exercises of control, and...

Garden Quartz and Paper Flowers by T.L. Garrett is a collection of stories centered around Calla, a girl who endures pain and abuse but ultimately learns to find healing. A home is meant to be a safe place for a child to grow up and...

Cherie Dargan’s The Gift: Grandmother's Treasures, Book One, is a moving family story that bridges the present and the past. It is set in small-town Iowa and California, and told through the eyes of Gracie O’Connor after she inherits her grandmother’s vintage basket, quilt, and...

God Complex for Beginners by Naza Semoniff is a witty and thought-provoking book that explores what it means to crave power, influence, and mythic status in the modern world. The story is not a traditional narrative, but rather a playful guide for anyone who has...

Greenville: A Collection of Short Stories by Jayla Hall Cabrera is a captivating collection of interconnected short stories that touch upon the challenges of growing up, sisterhood, parenthood, friendship, and more. Narrated in the first person, each story illustrates the joys and sorrows of childhood...

Gravity Flow: The Jimmy Whistler Stories by E.M. Schorb is a collection of short stories that detail moments in the life of Jimmy Whistler, and his encounters and experiences in 1960s America. The tales range in length, tone, and tenor as they move through slices...

Gilded Spirits by Amrit Kallar is a richly layered novel that introduces us to the lives of two women separated by more than a century but united by their struggles. We meet Emily fleeing Savannah during the Gold Rush era. She journeys west with Jonah,...

Gwendolyn & Eddie by Michael O.L. Seabaugh is a witty and poignant exploration of mid-century America's societal upheavals. Set against the backdrop of 1950s Missouri, the novel follows Gwendolyn as she wrestles with a crumbling marriage, shifting cultural norms, and the peculiar presence of Eddie,...

In Gordon's Porch by David R. Beshears, Carol worries about her father Gordon’s ability to live alone as he ages, following the death of her mother, and suggests he move to a senior facility. He insists on staying in his familiar neighborhood. Gordon returns to...

Lisa Y. Potocar’s Gold, Guts, and Glory, the third book in Glory: A Civil War Series, is a meticulously researched historical novel that balances adventure, romance, and social commentary. Set in the aftermath of the American Civil War, the story follows Jana Brady, a former...