Modeling effective doctor-patient and colleague communication, the inspiring career guide "Extraordinary Doctor" introduces emotional intelligence and people skills as being of significant value to doctors. A career manual that addresses... Read More

"Raising Children to Thrive" is a careful parenting guide with advice for fostering positive social and emotional childhood development. Personal and constructive, psychotherapist and forensic neuropsychologist Ronald Ruff’s parenting... Read More

In Daniel A. Olivas’s wry, entertaining novel inspired by the Mary Shelley classic, a “reanimated” man in near-future Los Angeles searches for love and identity while contending with bigotry and an uncertain past. Herein,... Read More

"e-Patients Live Longer" is an valuable resource for patients looking to navigate the particular challenges of health care in the twenty-first century. Nancy B. Finn’s patient guide "e-Patients Live Longer" argues that digital... Read More

In the startling dystopian novel "The Quiet Limit", a doomed teenager confronts her faux-utopian society’s terrifying secret. In Trista Lundquist’s novel "The Quiet Limit", a girl in an idyllic society confronts her mortality as her... Read More

In the postapocalyptic novel "Virtual Destiny", massive global challenges cannot disrupt a scientist’s pursuit of her lifelong goal. In R. J. Reiber’s science fiction novel "Virtual Destiny", a scientist survives an apocalyptic event... Read More

"Tony Harte and the Boys from Avondale" is a spirited historical novel full of romance and personal struggles. Set in the early twentieth century, D. R. Pollock and C. W. Pollock’s endearing historical novel "Tony Harte and the Boys... Read More

In Eugen Bacon’s novel "Mage of Fools", an African nation suffers the rule of a grotesque, inscrutable royal advisor. In Mafinga, everyone is equal: so say King Magu and his mystical adviser Atari, who rule from a sprawling palace... Read More