While E.C. Sainz's YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL BACK delivers an artful, directed rage, the lack of closure takes the winds of empowerment out of...

Reflecting on LGBTQ relationships, religious customs, and family values, Paul Z. Alber's A SMILE IN EVERY SEASON illustrates in depth the experiences of finding acceptance,...

C.J. Arlow’s THE ALGO: The Algo Series (Book 1) mirrors the ethical concerns surrounding our real-life tech landscape in a fictional dystopia. Unfortunately, structural weaknesses,...

Combining dry British humor with escalating science-fiction absurdity, Matt Allcock's TWO MUGS, A BREW, AND SOME GEESE turns civic dysfunction and social routine into the...

Though its dense presentation can occasionally limit accessibility, Kumar Rupesh’s FROM THEORY TO EXECUTION: Management Practice for Executives and Leaders succeeds as a serious and...

Written by Lee Hardies, KING'S QUARRY works well because of its smart pace, warm emotional core, and light approach.

A.P. Foster's THE COVER UP: Zone of Deceit (Book 2) is a cynical, socially conscious novel that asks hard questions while following the truth wherever...

An intriguing fictional universe and a compelling character dynamic are blunted by a narrative approach that holds too much back in Christopher Kolven's promising sci-fantasy...

Ghislaine Florence Labelle's THE POWER OF HEART-CENTERED LEADERSHIP is a thoughtful, approachable leadership guide that emphasizes integrity and genuine human connection over fear and control.

What happens when the enemy targets your reputation through a war fought with whispers? T.V. Holiday asks this and more in this uneven yet quietly...

Rina Croft's BOBBIE BIN'S BUSY DAY entertainingly teaches children the importance of collecting the trash and keeping the world around us clean.

Although a little meandering and slow at times, Anna Madorsky's DISSOLVED has a sense of unease that creeps around the edges at all times. The...