No holding back, these pages tell and depict authentic lives of the saints. While the backgrounds are intricate, the figures are simple. Especially enjoyable for scenery lovers. Read More

A riveting novel of crime and politics, family and domestic horror, this is solid entertainment A. S. A. Durphy’s "The Thing Speaks for Itself" is a study not just of crime and violence, but of people. Friendships and family relations... Read More

Characters bump up against history and each other’s sharp edges in this thrilling, deftly related novel. Brian Meehl’s Blowback ’07 is a compelling young-adult time-travel adventure that vividly portrays the overlooked history of... Read More

This deceptively simple yet powerful and practical book promotes a balanced, holistic approach to life. Mike Murphy makes a big promise in his book, "The Creation Frequency"—that being in tune with the universe can lead to fulfillment... Read More

Law and order, peace and prosperity, these are key elements of that fragile thing called civilization. Here in the US of A, few among us have experienced anything but, and most of the heavy lifting of a functioning society is borne by... Read More

What makes the book work are the same things that propel Aronoff’s music: a steady beat, impeccable timing, and always hitting hard. Kenny Aronoff shares his inspirational, cautionary, and captivating story of reaching the highest... Read More

Featuring novel ideas communicated clearly, this book is likely to have broad appeal. Human impact on the environment has become a certainty. However, the idea that humans are a force separate from the environment may be a harmful one.... Read More

Luke Healy weaves the mesmerizing but disparate tales of two expeditions to the Arctic a hundred years ago, and a modern-day college professor facing a scandal, in his stunning debut graphic novel, "How to Survive in the North".... Read More