William Lower’s THE TYPO: In the Name of God is a brisk, witty historical adventure with strong character dynamics and a sharp sense of institutional...

With its fusion of raw memoir and structured character-building methodology, Marc Schneider’s THE CHARACTER ROUTE TREE: A Memoir, A Method, A Mastery of Obsessive Character...

Largely secular in its approach, WHAT DOES JESUS SEE IN YOU? (A Guide to Self-Discovery) by Conrad and Coleen Aquino is a Christian-centric book that...

A strong start to the series, Anthony Dwayne Webb's THE HISTORY OF LIGHTNING: Book 1 of the Garna Cycle excels at building a captivating world...

Through descriptive world building and engaging themes, Corinne Price's WROUGHT IN FLESH presents an immersive and dark narrative that will keep the audience eager to...

THE COLOR OF OUR NAMES is a culturally grounded and meticulously structured novella by Mahitab Mahmoud, providing a disciplined examination of identity in the face...

Benefiting from lucid prose and thoughtful, experience-driven analysis, Mylinh Brewster Shattan's RAISING ATHENA: A Mother and Daughter Attend West Point Thirty Years Apart is an...

Though the approach is unoriginal, LISTEN TO YOUR BODY: Holistic Choices for Managing Chronic Pain by Wendi M. Lindenmuth succeeds in giving readers grappling with...

Jacob Emrey’s short but powerful novel THE MANGLERS OF CARRAIG keeps the stakes high and the action pummeling forward as whip-smart teens hustle in a...

Lawrence Walker's translation of Geling Yan’s CRIMINAL LU YANSHI is a masterful and deeply moving work that pairs lyrical prose with a powerful exploration of...

Written by Charles W. Snyder, MURDER AT KNEBWORTH gives the reader a pleasant and historically accurate literary vacation in the late Victorian era. However, the...

Though P.K. Edgewater's PASSAGES: A Voyage from War to Peace has good characterization, its thin plot detracts from its writerly credentials.