Genetic engineering is behind the movements of "Baby Steps", a novel that dramatizes both philosophical musings and scientific revelations. In Eugene Clark’s robust novel "Baby Steps", independent parents grapple with the morality and... Read More

Through self-reflection and admissions of struggle, this memoir’s inspirational prose elevates the pursuit of the global good. Paul Zeitz’s memoir "Waging Justice" is about his career in epidemiology and lifetime pursuit of social... Read More

"The Night Everything Fell Apart" is an appealing dark fantasy, with elements including angels, sorcery, and demons. Clans of Nephilim fight bloody battles for supremacy on Earth in Joy Nash’s "The Night Everything Fell Apart". This... Read More

An experienced chef provides plenty of fuel for many hours of trial, error, and triumph in the kitchen. "Teens: A League of Their Own" by Christine Burton is encyclopedic, the accumulation of a very skilled caterer’s large repertoire... Read More

Quantum is a fun mystery, and its action-adventure turns are backed by science as well as history. In "Quantum", by Dean De Servienti, a strange, 250-million year old cylinder that looks like a walking cane is discovered, setting forth a... Read More

In this genealogy of the Craighead family, the author explores the history and exploits of this famously nature-oriented clan. The tale of the Craigheads begins with the dawn of the American colonies, but the book itself begins with the... Read More

This much-needed voice provides a raw, real look at life with bipolar disorder. When Silence Screams: Living With Bipolar Disorder; Journals 1997–2011, by Katherine L. Fogg, gives an inside view of a life of instability and anxiety.... Read More

"Crash Lane News" is an unquestionable bible for those hitting the road, a lifesaver packed in the glove box. Right off the bat, "Crash Lane News" declares itself a self-help book. On today’s highways, travelers have to be aware of... Read More