"Home Inside the Globe" is a thoughtful and inviting travel memoir about moving across the world with curiosity and humility in search of self-understanding. Empowerment Institute cofounder Gail Straub’s memoir "Home Inside the Globe"... Read More

A Renaissance-era artist’s diary stands to shock the world, and to change the lives of those who possess it, in the entertaining and revealing novel "Octavo". Marty Neumeier’s gripping thriller "Octavo" is about the secret life of... Read More

Drawing on personal experience and written with vulnerability and self-awareness, the memoir–cum–carer’s guide "Before I Lose My Own Mind" makes caregiving feel more manageable. Part memoir, part guide, clinical psychologist... Read More

Issuing a plea to Catholics to return to the original, unadulterated version of the gospel messages, "When the Roman Bough Breaks" is a passionate historical and theological survey. A fresh contribution to a centuries-old theological... Read More

A confessional and vulnerable memoir, "The Longest War" uses a bitter divorce as a vehicle to address childhood trauma, heartbreak, and pain with candor. Psychotherapist Catherine Harrington’s harrowing but uplifting memoir "The... Read More

In the thought-provoking historical novel "The Butcher on Colfax Ave", working-class people struggle in a changing world. In J. T. Tierney’s dynamic historical novel "The Butcher on Colfax Ave", people in late nineteenth-century... Read More

Family wounds are reopened in Leonard Pitts Jr.’s gripping historical novel "54 Miles", a coming-of-age story set during the civil rights movement. Adam was raised in New York by his attentive white father and somewhat distant Black... Read More

A woman learns about her frightening family connection to gods and demons in L. B. Hazelthorn’s novel "Rare Birds". Rom knows almost nothing about her grandfather, Jasper, save that he was obsessed with the supernatural—or... Read More