Gardham expertly weaves flashbacks, and the main character’s spotty memory, with parallel present-day scenes in this psychological mystery. Ethan Jones can’t make up his mind. He planned on a dependable career as a mechanical... Read More

Fun characters make for an action-packed novel that is impossible to predict. In “A“ Is for the Alchemist, James Larson has written a wild adventure that defies prediction. Children and young adults will enjoy the well-written... Read More

An Arizona lawyer trades her cutthroat office for a Barcelona “sanity break” in this charming debut. In Petula Parker’s debut novel, Kate’s Escape from the Billable Hour, a young lawyer with a charitable bent decides she’s not... Read More

This unique board book is recommended for children of all colors, shapes, sizes, and abilities. Marjorie W. Pitzer continues her series of board books featuring color photos of Down syndrome children with the animal-themed "Animal Fun... Read More

This lively debate will be welcomed by those in Nigeria, the diaspora, and scholars of the region. History and Truth in Nigeria follows a debate among friends and colleagues “interested in how truth conflicts with popular history.”... Read More

Smith’s use of the scientific method to explain the vastness of God would have made C. S. Lewis proud. In "A Mere Christian", Dr. Ron Smith draws on his inspiration from the writings of C. S. Lewis to combine his scientific training... Read More

Every character in this apocalyptic epic is completely drawn and thoroughly examined. A hauntingly realistic narrative that follows a deadly virus from its creation in a top-secret military laboratory to the height of its pandemic reach,... Read More

Roman has embedded her latest cultural education book with precise yet lighthearted fun. Veteran social studies teacher and award-winning author Carole P. Roman has added another installment to her series of picture books that entices... Read More