Here is the inside scoop on living with a senior business executive—and forging your own way in business, too. Amusing and engaging, Donna Yost’s "Pumptitude" chronicles the author’s experiences as a CEO’s wife—and a CEO... Read More

The setting of a reservation in New Mexico, paired with otherworldly forces, creates a mystical mood in this suspenseful novel. A skillful blend of Native American folklore and supernatural forces, this frightening murder mystery... Read More

These poems, about a daughter with a cancer, offer rich contemplation and deft formal technique. Jeredith Merrin begins her poetry collection "Cup" with a tidal wave, the near mythic Poroca of Brazil, “a twelve-foot wall of water with... Read More

The seedy underbelly of oil dependence is directly confronted in this novel about exploitation. A novel that exposes the exploitation of developing nations, Alex Sochi’s ’Sweet Crude’ Odyssey follows a young man’s descent into... Read More

Catherine Browder’s "Now We Can All Go Home" gives lovers of Chekhov’s plays the opportunity to follow some of his beloved characters home after the curtain comes down. In “A Visitor from Kharkóv,” based on Uncle Vanya, Yelena... Read More

For the time being, let’s not peek again at any of the horrific deeds perpetrated by the US government against the native peoples of North America in the mid–to-late nineteenth century. Let’s also avoid images of slaughtered... Read More

Lindsay avoids presenting arguments against the validity of religious doctrines and focuses on how religious and irreligious societies function. No one questions that religion has played an important part in human society, but has it... Read More

Anger against racism, violence, and political corruption serves as backdrop to this fast-paced historical novel. Kirby Williams’s first novel, "Rage in Paris", offers an intricate tale of romance, mystery, and class struggle. Fueled by... Read More