This is an uplifting testimonial about love, family, and the human condition. Michael Murphy’s "Living in Color" is a memoir and an unusual love story chronicling his wife’s nearly ten-year-long struggle with cancer. Their beautiful... Read More

This detailed defense of the biblical creation account benefits from its author’s multicultural and work-diverse background. "The Voice of Creation" by J. Hudson Mitchell is a detailed defense of the biblical creation account and other... Read More

Scientific innovation and geopolitical interests collide in this significant new work of popular physics. The 2012 discovery of the Higgs boson at CERN, in Switzerland, marked the beginning, not the end, of particle physics. In their... Read More

This is the incredible true story of a remarkable woman who cracked the glass ceiling of the medical world. Like many unsung heroes of women’s history, Clair M. Callan has had a remarkable career. Born in Ireland during World War II,... Read More

Observations on emotional displacement are conveyed through visceral language and brave storytelling. In Dina Guidubaldi’s profound but emotionally raw short-story collection, "How Gone We Got", her protagonists seem to be looking for... Read More

A unique sci-fi collaboration explores the consequences of teleportation in social and criminal realms. The latest offering in Mike Resnick’s Stellar Guild series, "Red Tide", teams veteran author Larry Niven with Brad R. Torgersen and... Read More

Camillo is both vulnerable and humorous in her portrayal of a new pet that causes jealousy in her marriage. The little dog was badly hurt. What could they do but bring her into their apartment in Rome and nurse her back to health? But... Read More

Science and politics blend in this sci-fi thriller, clearly and eloquently describing intriguing theories of DNA and mortality. A quest for immortality lies at the heart of "The Methuselah Strain" by J. P. Helak. Power, politics, love,... Read More