In the rollicking postmodern novel "The Bargain Shopper", a cynical blue blood of reduced means waxes philosophical on the state of America. The tribulations, manifestos, and introspection of an aging, technology-adverse narcissist frame... Read More

The Catholic Parent’s Survival Guide is filled with discrete answers to children’s faith-based questions. Julianne Stanz’s practical manual The Catholic Parent’s Survival Guide is designed to help families discuss their Catholic... Read More

The short stories of Eugen Bacon’s The Road to Woop Woop contort in the audience’s imagination because of their original imagery, unique turns of phrase, and refreshing, diverse cast. In the speculative story “A Maji Maji... Read More

"Darling Girl" is an often engrossing and heartbreaking story of neglect. Terry H. Watkins’s novel "Darling Girl" follows a girl through her dysfunctional childhood and toward escape. The novel opens when DG is five. Her mother has a... Read More

In this pastor’s memoir, humor is shown to be a critical part of faith and of confronting health challenges. In the Rev. Jason Micheli’s memoir, cancer is both funny ha-ha and funny strange. Diagnosed with a “stage serious” rare... Read More

This captivating vampire mystery proves to be an ensnaring tale. Rich writing and a captivating plot embody the vampire essence in Lisa Dominique Machat’s engaging and exciting novel, A Walk in the Sun. Nicholas Justine is born into a... Read More

Arnold’s respect for the needs of children is evident on every page, and his perspective gives those who work with children a renewed sense of purpose. In Johann Christoph Arnold’s slim volume, Their Name Is Today: Reclaiming... Read More

God really can be found in the details, literally, according to Özer Uçuran Çiller in this well-reasoned book. Özer Uçuran Çiller’s Infotheism eloquently expresses his belief that God exists and that we can discern his existence... Read More