Extensive research and an injection of personality make this a definitive biography of the most underrated Beatle. Richard Starkey evolved from working-class roots and a sickly childhood to becoming one-quarter of the most famous... Read More

A fast-paced, politically savvy potboiler, "Deadly Cold" is a quick and engaging read. A series of apocalyptic natural disasters plunges Earth into a deep freeze in Jed O’Dea’s "Deadly Cold". Two fugitive scientists, Maya and Tucker... Read More

Through his pull-no-punches writing style, Brown acknowledges that sometimes things are not quite as they ought to have been in our conflict-ridden world. Most people consider themselves lucky to find and establish themselves in a career... Read More

An interesting, readable update on ancient alchemy, this murder mystery will appeal to science, as well as history and literature, buffs. Bringing alchemy into the twenty-first century, "Pearinella" begins with a mysterious woman, the... Read More

Picture yourself in the early twentieth century, fully alive and engaged with the modernist movement’s flowering in the arts, literature, and psychology. Here’s the catch: imagine that the Father of Modernism, Sigmund Freud, didn’t... Read More

There’s intrigue, murder, ethics, religion, romance, an international setting, and characters you really come to know and care about. Erec Stebbins nails it with this book. Just when you think you have the recipe down for international... Read More

This contemporary thriller with tinges of science fiction and police procedural is an exhilarating joyride. A thriller with hints of Tom Clancy and James Patterson, "Shadow Dragon" plucks you up on the first page and offers an... Read More

Encouraging thought, reflection, and discussion, these lessons on the book of Luke pose unique questions to Bible-study groups. Leesa K. Donner’s study guide and course book on the Bible, Free at Last: A Life Changing Journey Through... Read More