Dark threads of racial injustice underscore the multiple plot points of this detailed historical novel. Erica Bell skillfully uses a historical backdrop for her compelling fiction in Hilda and the Ship’s Doctor. During a treacherous... Read More

Mitchell avoids narrow ideas, encourages positive thinking, and sets large goals to make the biggest possible spiritual and social impact. In "Excellent Solutions: Nonprofit Edition", Donald Mitchell proposes to prove “that there is... Read More

The theme of disenfranchisement in the American South runs through this ghoulish short story collection featuring ghosts and gore. Mystics, mummies, ghostly apparitions, and an array of unhinged characters up to assorted no good... Read More

Captain No Beard and his colorful crew do battle with bullying in this fun, entertaining story. The sixth volume in the Captain No Beard series, "The Crew Goes Coconuts!" is a picture book that offers a new take on how to handle... Read More

Maxham’s expertise is broad, and his book equips problem solvers across a variety of disciplines. The Art of Troubleshooting by Jason Maxham presents a solid theoretical and practical framework for solving real-life mechanical... Read More

Perkison’s strong storytelling grabs us from the first sentence and doesn’t let go until the final page. In "The Do-Nothing", Brannon Perkison weaves a story of loss, betrayal, and determination through the eyes of a teenage boy... Read More

Through clever armchair globe-trotting, children can have fun learning about Russia. With the latest installment in her award-winning If You Were Me and Lived In… series, Carole P. Roman encourages kids to daydream about what their... Read More

An amateur detective duo digs into a government conspiracy in this steady-moving thriller. In this polarized political era, many US citizens expect cover-ups, and are convinced that the government is watching. Lloyd Reman’s solid debut... Read More