Charles R. Miller passionately wants Christian leaders to wake up and recognize the issues that are turning people away from the church. Each year, the number of people identifying themselves as not affiliated with any formal religious... Read More

This well-organized book attempts to lay out the reasons for a viable third party in the United States. David Sebastian Aschinberg, a Chicago attorney, has written "The Radical Party An Idea for America", which he calls the core beliefs... Read More

Through seven protagonists, Winsor Hoang shows the intertwining roles of lust, greed, self-image, and social aspiration in the financial markets. These dramatic narratives of seven highly different individuals who turn to a currency... Read More

The autistic young hero of this novel for middle-graders brings a human side to a well-thought-out fantasy world. A sweeping epic that explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and sacrifice, "The Tale of the Wulks", by V. K. Green, will... Read More

Memoir marries social science in a profoundly helpful way. Deborah Serani combines her own history of childhood depression with her vast experience as a child psychologist to create an insightful and practical guidebook for parents of... Read More

If all you need is love, then these meditations are the perfect gift to yourself. If the words and images in this little gem didn’t work so well together, it would be tempting to frame each evocative page and hang it on the wall.... Read More

Clear and compelling, author’s prose is as comfortable as an easy chair that allows you to sink in and then silently wills you to “Stay. Relax. Enjoy.” Bob Mayfield’s autobiography is dedicated to “everyone who enjoys telling... Read More

A biking enthusiast uses his experience on the road as a springboard for learning the lessons of life and business. Trey Hall built his career as a marketing professional, but it is his lifelong devotion to bike riding that has, in large... Read More