Family shapes us; "Parsimony" exposes this truth with effortlessly elegant prose and characters who linger. With eloquent language worthy of literary recognition, Peter Nash’s "Parsimony" offers wisdom fraught with interpersonal and... Read More

There is a glimmer of hope at the end of this novel, in which everyday arguments are interspersed with extraordinary life events. Spanning three generations, several decades, and two major world events, Bonnie Rozanski’s "Damaged... Read More

"Vast Midnight" is a mystery with a timeless feel, with unique literary stylings, a strong woman protagonist, and surprise revelations. Helena White’s "Vast Midnight" is an engaging and dramatic story about a young doctor accused of... Read More

This is a comprehensive, engaging guide to good sleep. Like millions of Americans, Ronald Bazar had trouble sleeping. His problem led him to start a sleep manufacturing and retail business in the mid-1980s, and more recently, it also... Read More

Z. Z. Boone’s debut story collection takes a clear-eyed look at everyday folks seeking an undefined “something else” that they can only find by going “off somewhere” other than where they are. With his mind ravaged by... Read More

Both amusing and moving, this Austen-influenced romance comments on cancer, female expectations, and what makes a good life. When Suzanne Davis takes stock of her life at age thirty-four, she has the following: a tiny New York City... Read More

Be yourself. Follow your passion. It’s good advice that’s not always easy to follow. It’s especially challenging if you’re twelve years old, extremely shy, and starting at a new school. That’s what aspiring dancer Jenny Spark... Read More

Sports and space make odd bedfellows in Larry Spiry’s debut novel, "The Sandra Sanchez Story". Spiry is a soccer super-fan who has turned his fascination into a young-adult sports story with a serious twist: his star player may truly... Read More