An action-packed space opera that’s not afraid of guts, glory, or going against the grain, K. M. Watts’s "Born Andromeda" showcases a new type of princess whose success hinges on being true to herself. Andromeda of Celestine isn’t... Read More

The Red Mark on God’s Forehead is an impressive religious book that ties together Hebrew and Christian scriptures to show a strong need for reforming the church. Darryl Weinberg’s absorbing religious book The Red Mark on God’s... Read More

In Ellen Pall’s absorbing novel "Must Read Well", a trip down memory lane proves to be both emotional and treacherous. At Columbia, Elizabeth struggles to write her dissertation on famous feminist writers. She’s coming up short on... Read More

In the urban mystery novel "Jac Be Nimble", a charming street busker seeks revenge while proving himself to be a master of the sleight of hand. James Peters’s novel "Jac Be Nimble" follows a magician’s greatest, captivating... Read More

"Women Wise" is an astute and comprehensive retirement guide to handling one’s investment and financial options. In their insightful self-help guide "Women Wise", Eleanor Blayney and Marjorie L. Fox draw on decades of professional... Read More

"Six Degrees of Latitude" is engaging as it salutes a woman’s discovery of, and connection to, Scottish and Irish locales. Leslie Lee’s travel book "Six Degrees of Latitude" is both an intimate journal and an overview of Scottish and... Read More

In the evocative novel "The Road Home", a traumatized woman starts the long process of belonging. Set in the aftermath of September 11, 2001, Laura Tonwe’s rich novel "The Road Home" is a story about healing. After college, Stephanie,... Read More

This digestible, compelling social science text reexamines the stories that people have been told by and about society’s winners. Former Stanford business lecturer David Lockwood parses a variety of survivor bias examples in his social... Read More