Drama roils around interpersonal relationships and tennis-adjacent issues in the sensationalist novel "The Players We Were". Janelle Gabay’s intriguing enemies-to-friends novel "The Players We Were" centers interpersonal drama at a... Read More

Verse by Verse: Volume One is a sprawling, inventive work of spiritual commentary and biblical interpretation. Benjamin McGreevy’s exegetical book Verse by Verse: Volume One analyzes the first eleven chapters of Genesis, one verse at a... Read More

A connection based on mutual respect, affirmation, and help allows a neglected wife and mother to blossom at summer camp in the breezy romance novel "Summer Husband". A housewife follows her children to sleepaway camp in Amy Lorowitz’s... Read More

The cerebral medical thriller "Poison Pill" concerns both family discord and a broad pharmaceutical conspiracy. In Anthony Lee’s busy thriller "Poison Pill", a physician investigates suspicious patient deaths linked to supplements and... Read More

"The Returned Child" is a foreboding, lush fantasy novel in which teenagers navigate the mysteries of their home. An ancient evil stalks the woods of rural Maine in Levi Peltier’s chilling horror novel "The Returned Child". There is... Read More

Images of young creatures being loved and supported fill the therapeutic picture book "You Are My Home". A therapeutic tool for facilitating open communication between young children and their parents, Julia Swaigen’s lovely picture... Read More

Speaking to the importance of self-awareness and self-acceptance when it comes to weathering challenges, "Sincerely, Katherine." is an empathetic LGBTQ+ memoir. Katherine Dudtschak’s affirming memoir "Sincerely, Katherine." is about... Read More

An aspiring activist has rude awakenings during his efforts to effect change in the revealing coming-of-age novel "Proles". In Barry Bergman’s thoughtful bildungsroman "Proles", an idealistic young man endures industrial labor in 1970s... Read More