Part traditional crime story, part study in trauma recovery, STUMBLE AND FALL satisfies readers at both levels, offering a portrait of humanity at its best...

Impressively solid in its historical information and skillfully written, Jennifer Dobbs' LOST IN CHINA: A Memoir of World War II, effectively describes the people and...

Too broadly absurd to offend progressives and too simplistic to provide a meaningful critique of the left, Dan Chabot's EMMA'S ARMY (How Millions of Angry,...

With BE SOMEBODY (A Dante Jacoby Thriller), Matt Rogers pairs impeccable writing with a highly effective origin story template that makes for a must-read series...

P.H. Mountain’s PEPPERONI, JALAPEÑOS & LSD isn’t for the easily offended, but, as a chronicle of an ill-spent youth well-spent in Boulder, Colorado, it testifies...

LADY GARLAND TAMES HER DRAGONS AND BRINGS PEACE TO THE KINGDOM has confident prose and lots of heart, but its rapidly-shifting focus and loose overall...

Educational consultant Stephen Juracka offers useful and practical advice in a breezy manner on issues such as hiring criteria, motivating employees, and brainstorming for organizations...

Somewhat mired in inconsistency, Rick Fishman’s THE NAVAJO EVENT ultimately succeeds on the strength of a strong premise, solid writing and a cast of compelling...

Isaac Thorne creates characters who feel like real people in HELL SPRING and then puts them through the wringer, but doesn’t get much beyond the...

In Mark Zvonkovic's BELINDA, subplots and shadow characters overwhelm the narrative's central drives, creating a medley that often proves too intricate for its own good....

With lovable, complex characters and fast-paced, brutal battle scenes, Scott Warren's CHEVALIER (War Horses Book 1) is an explosive introduction to a promising military sci-fi...

IN CIRCLING FLIGHT, Jane Harrington's captivating novel about the initially tenuous but ultimately resilient connections of a few friends in Appalachia, hits every literary and...