Pithy and heartfelt, Clyde Sampson II's LAME GAME eschews social science for a personal connection with young readers who could use some words of encouragement.

Sandra L Rostirolla combines C. S. Lewis-style theology with fascinating characters in her clever and entertaining YA novel, MAKING FRIENDS WITH MONSTERS.

David Gittlin's THE SILVER SPHERE TRILOGY is a blast of old-school science fiction with witty dialogue and a relentless pace.

Poignant, nostalgic, engaging and atmospheric, Bruce Beryl Fisher's TAKING THE SHORT BUS: Teacher, I Need You, is an homage to a bygone era.

With more passion than detail, YOUR BEST LIFE by Mike X is an energizing look at ways to change one's life for the better.

Each of the stories in SUBURBAN MONSTERS is a masterful exercise in building tension and creating a sense of unease, as author Christopher Hawkins delves...

ANGELS OF ANTILA is the tale of drama, disease, and murder on the high seas as author RG Shacklett rewrites history in this fun, swashbuckling,...

Despite its demonic themes, Ryan L Canning's HEL TAKES A HOLIDAY is a horror novella with no shortage of gags and festive humor blending Christmas...

Recommended for readers grappling with self-acceptance and mental health issues, Blue Andrews' CHOOSING LIFE is a powerful and inspiring memoir that will leave a lasting...

Though sometimes a little dry, Jeffrey Cooper's FOOT SOLDIER IN THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION does a good job at detailing the way technology has altered...

A thoughtful exploration of the relationship of fibercrafts--especially knitting--to yoga, meditation, and internal serenity, Liza Laird 's YOGA OF YARN (A Knitter's Handbook for Self-Discovery)...

Although it renders a portrait of a complex and fascinating period of English history, David Thomas Kay’s THE SECRET CHILD is too focused on describing...