Seeking to improve the relationships between human beings and the divine, "The Destiny and Signs of God" is a spiritual guidebook that leads by example. An ambitious testimonial with memoir elements, Ionel Rotaru’s spiritual manifesto... Read More

"The Dark That Dwells" is a powerful start to a new space opera series. In Matt Digman and Ryan Roddy’s robust space opera, The Dark that Dwells, four strangers face their fears as the return of a dark entity looms. Human beings have... Read More

Penned by a physical therapist, the book is encouraging, approachable, thorough, and determined, balancing the comprehensive nature of its system with step-by-step instructions. Nancy Griggs’s "Releasing Pain" is an approachable yet... Read More

Rees’s fluid writing keeps the pages turning in this detailed account of tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. In his third nonfiction book, "Detained", Brian Rees intersperses witty e-mail updates from his tours of Iraq and Afghanistan with... Read More

A youthful protagonist transforms the hunt for the Holy Grail into a coming-of-age tale. Geoff Logan’s "The Legacy of Two Gemini Knights" adds a new tale to the stories of Knights Templar questing after the Holy Grail. Rich in... Read More

This skilled debut author raises questions about the Silicon Valley business world with an action-packed narrative. "Startup", Glenn Ogura’s first novel, is an intriguing and suspenseful good-versus-evil story set in the cutthroat... Read More

For those who love complex and compelling family sagas, Hillel Ramirez’s poignant debut will make readers tear up while tearing them apart inside. In "Tear", the Weitzmanns, a family of Cuban-American Jews, grapple with the dysfunction... Read More

In his compelling autobiography, Christian minister Robert Louis Wells chronicles his life, from childhood through retirement, with an emphasis on his search for a religious community that combines contemplation, teaching, and service to... Read More