Warm and occasionally edgy, this self-discovery-on-the-road novel evokes meaningful memories. In Susan Jackson Rodgers’s quirky This Must Be The Place, Thea Knox has just graduated college and is on a solo road trip from California to... Read More

"A Tale of Two Brothers" offers a fresh perspective on a fascinating historical duo. A Tale of Two Brothers: The Story of the Wright Brothers by Judith A. Dempsey humanizes the celebrated pioneers of aviation. In thirty-four chapters,... Read More

Lynne’s tone is feminine, relatable, and friendly, and she states her points with humor. Ever since Anne Bancroft set the screen on fire in The Graduate, our culture has had a fascination with cougars. Defined as a woman, usually in... Read More

"WASP Sting" is an easygoing story about the planes of WWII and the bravery of the pilots who flew them. With a shifty balance of romantic tension and authentic military flight knowledge, Lee A. Sweetapple’s "WASP Sting" is a... Read More

Anyone who knows a thing or two about never giving up when life takes an unexpected turn will appreciate Goodrich’s inspirational story. Ted Goodrich’s memoir "In My Own Words" is the heartbreaking but inspiring story of how... Read More

These moving spiritual journal entries are recommended for those seeking to understand how God’s deep, wide love embraces everyone. Coming out as gay in the late 1960s was fraught with problems and even danger. In "Hounded by God",... Read More

"The Wallenstein Testament" has all the ingredients of an enjoyable crime caper—a rapid-paced narrative, a wacky premise, and a quirky protagonist. "The Wallenstein Testament", Carlo Caldana’s San Francisco-set comic crime caper, is... Read More

A poignant and informative feminist memoir that spans world landscapes, wars, and spiritual quests. At twenty-two, Melissa Burch headed to Afghanistan with a camera and a vague internal directive, determined to film a war for CBS and to... Read More