The warts-and-all tour Martin Frumkin offers in SUSPECTED HIPPIE IN TRANSIT is expansive in scope and packed with fascinating stories. It is also a profoundly...

Full of anecdotes and presented in a conversational style, sports broadcaster Dan Russell writes with great charm in PLEASANT GOOD EVENING, his witty and insightful...

While the more vulnerable might want to approach Daniel Santos' LIFE IS INEVITABLE with caution, many young people will relate to the issues the characters...

Combining history, policy analysis, and advocacy, Dr. Kami Hoss makes an undeniable appeal for greater emphasis on oral care in IF YOUR MOUTH COULD TALK.

W. Clark Boutwell's third book in an wildly unusual series, MALILA OF THE SCORCH (Old Men and Infidels) sits at the dark end of the...

Fans of Andy Weir’s bestselling (and originally self-published) "The Martian" will enjoy Wayne Scott Harral's MOON LUCK for its captivating science, thrilling plot, comprehensive world-building...

Rambling in places but still a fascinating narrative, Lance Lee's FAMILY MATTERS is a worthy addition to the Hollywood memoir genre.

Dense with historical and cultural references and perceptive insights into human nature on both an individual and societal scale, Benjamin Harnett's THE HAPPY VALLEY is...

Yol Swan’s graceful prose, wise counsel, and palpable strength make YOU ARE YOUR HEALER (The Ultimate Guide to Heal Your Past, Transform Your Life &...

Pamela McColl's TWAS THE NIGHT: The Art and History of the Classic Christmas Poem, is packed full of vintage illustrations and lesser known historical details...

A gripping account of love, loss, heartbreak, and perseverance, TO WHERE YOU ARE is a must-read for anyone directly or indirectly dealing with loss.

AZABU GETAWAY works as a stand-alone introduction to Detective Hiroshi but new readers will undoubtedly be drawn to the earlier novels in the series as...