Love, Demystified, Dr Jasmine
Love, Demystified, is an idiosyncratic book that combines science and fiction, philosophy, poetry and some original art, to answer all your questions about love; the meaning of life; the design and the purpose of the universe. Why do we love sex so much? Who is God and where is he? How to maintain passion in
The Third Way, Aimee Hoben
When mega-corporation Unibank threatens to foreclose on her grandmother’s South Dakota farm, Arden Firth fights back with a revolutionary idea. Enlisting the help of an enigmatic law student, Justin Kirish, Arden builds a campaign to abolish corporations in the state. To win, she must overcome her fear of public speaking and learn to lead while
Imber, Deborah Mistina
Set in a future where Earth has become a lethal and volatile place, Imber is a darkly thrilling tale of perseverance, love, and what it means to be connected. The remnants of humanity are living in hiding, making the best of their circumstances while searching for a new celestial home. Just when salvation seems imminent,
The Portal, Russell Cederberg
Frank Netherwood and Grant Bjornson, two retired guys who have been lifelong friends, have purchased a little fishing cottage on the beach in Florida. Fishing has long been a passion of theirs and this place looks like the perfect retreat spot to regularly visit for some much needed rest and relaxation. On the very first
The Better Part of Worse, Denise-Marie Martin
The Better Part of Worse is a gripping family saga that explores the meaning of family, the devastation of mental illness, the resilience of love, and the enduring hope that survives even the most overwhelming challenges. Set against the backdrop of the 20th century’s most tumultuous decades, the story follows Jamie Murphy, a former seminarian
From Worry to Wonder, Amy Hagerup
Through her earthly travels and life experiences, Amy does an excellent job of reminding readers that God’s love is not calculated by our ability to experience a tribulation-free life but through his lasting grace and devotion toward us. What if your hardest moments were actually invitations to trust God more deeply? As believers we all
The Book Collector Trilogy, Tom Story
Some books tell stories. Others hold secrets. And some… change everything. In a quiet, timeworn bookstore, where dust lingers in golden light and forgotten pages whisper in the hush of solitude, a bookseller tends to his collection. His world is one of order, of silence—where words on a page are far safer than the ones
When I Stop Fighting, Daryl Dittmer
“Just like water seeks its own level, so does everything else, including idiots. I was one of those at that point in my life.” When I Stop Fighting is an eye-opening, honest, unapologetic take on life. It’s about overcoming obstacles, overcoming addictions, and taking risks. Sometimes we find ourselves in a place in life where
Hoplite Ridge, Sean Patrick Sayers
In “Hoplite Ridge,” the fabric of existence begins to unravel as ancient forces stir and long-forgotten gods awaken. Osiris, the god of death and renewal, rises once more, threatening to upend the fragile balance between creation and destruction. The Vulture, an eternal observer bound to the Fold―a place where time and space spiral endlessly―has watched
The New Frontier, Wayne L. Wilson
This young adult historical fiction novel is based on the true and untold stories of the African American urban pioneers of the twentieth century who moved into all-White neighborhoods. These courageous souls shattered color barriers from block to block; but not without being subjected to bigotry and some of the most dire repercussions like racial
Happy Bumble Bee, Ngoc Khanh Schmidt
Have you ever wondered what a day of a bumble bee is like? He wakes up, he does his morning routines, and flies out of his cozy nest to look for flowers. On the way, he also meets many friends. If it rains, he will find shelter so his little wings can stay dry. He
The Other Man in Me, Sheldon Shalley
The Other Man in Me is the story of one man’s journey to understand his bi-sexuality and how to reconcile his two selves—the one attracted to women and the one attracted to men and the responsible husband, father, church and community leader and the one caught in brief same-sex encounters. Drawing from both personal and
Bachelor Holiday, William Huhn
William Huhn grew up in Pennsylvania, in an old colonial house overflowing with books. He studied classical violin from age five, then took up old time fiddle. Shortly after graduating from Vassar College with a chemistry degree, he published his first poem. Uninspired by lab work, he played fiddle across Europe, to finance his poetry.
Certainty: How Great Bosses Can Change Minds and Drive Innovation, Mike Mears
Discover how great leaders draw out the best of human nature. The dilemma. Our Stone Age brains are hardwired for survival and programmed to fear the unknown, yet the work world demands constant innovation. The enemy of better leadership is uncertainty deeply buried in the minds of your workforce. The solution. In Certainty, Mears offers
His Grace’s Governess, Jackie Killelea
A governess with a secret. A duke with a broken heart. Can love heal their wounds? Miss Eleanor Clairbridge, at five and twenty, has resigned herself to a life without love. With her family’s London townhouse threatened by dwindling finances, she accepts employment as a governess to help support her widowed mother and preserve her
Fox Vision – Year 172: Spring, Luis Manuel Torres
The year is 172 of the United World Century. Rey-Fox Barbosa, a newly appointed leader for the World Military, arrives in France to meet its King for his first assignment. As a leader of the World Military, Rey-Fox’s number one job is to keep the world peace, which may prove difficult when what seems like
Flooding the River, Kehinde Winful
From her unconventional birth concealed by her mother, to a temporal shift transporting them to Nigeria’s distant past, Lolah navigates relationships, heartbreak, and the bonds of family. As Lolah’s story unfolds, the impact of three individuals —Chi, Eni, and Nnamdi—shape her journey, sparking a love triangle that spans years and continents. Lolah grapples with the
Archipelago, E. William Podojil
Following a tragic event, The Herb Society, along with Lukas and Taylor are unwittingly pulled into Baptiste’s twisted plan to not only find a lost continent but unlock the secrets to a precious material that is only found near an archipelago he believes to be the remainder of this sunken world. Baptiste knows this material
The Third Act, Kathleen Brehony
Shannon O’Connell is broken. She is sixty-five years old and looks twenty years younger – there’s not much that makes her happy. Her partner of thirty years left her for a mutual friend offering only the cliché: “I love you, but I’m not in love with you.” Her mother is disappearing before her eyes with
Big Music, Gillian Wills
Beat is given a chance to shine when she is appointed dean of Turalong Music School, but her role is not what it seems. Fine-tuning this institution is like playing a cracked violin with broken strings. She’s determined to revive the school’s reputation despite gender bias, staff conflict, fraud, betrayal, a famous composer’s ghost and