A woman discovers her new fiancé and his family are not what they seem in Audrey Wilson’s Midwestern thriller "The Ever End". Following her mother’s death, Margo represses her grief with an engagement to Sam, her boyfriend of six... Read More

Artfully tackling the complex topic of colorism, this intimate picture book emboldens children to never let anyone cast a shadow on their joy. Maya looks forward to the warm glow of the summer sun all year, but careless comments from... Read More

Joelle Kidd’s cultural critique "Jesusland" surveys the charming and perilous cultural artifacts and attitudes that defined evangelical Christianity in the early twenty-first century. Kitschy aspects of Christian youth culture... Read More

Oscillating between piquing ideas and warm memories with abandon, "Life Sucks" is a charming essay collection. PS Conway’s introspective, gracious essay collection "Life Sucks" concentrates on childhood memories and popular culture.... Read More

"Big Freakin’ Change" is an affirming self-help guide for women seeking the confidence to pursue bold, transformative goals. Written to empower women, dance studio owner and coach Cara Moeller Poppitt’s encouraging self-help guide... Read More

With keen recommendations for shepherding businesses and the involved family members through a bevy of issues, "The Elephant in the Family Room" is a helpful reference text. Leadership coach René Sonneveld’s astute business guide "The... Read More

Drawing on credible medical resources and patient experiences, "Living with Pancreatic Cancer" breaks down the aspects of a cancer diagnosis with specificity and clarity. Earl J. Campazzi’s informative medical self-help book "Living... Read More

An expansive novel with a varied cast, "Fox Creek" is about plantation life in the South. In M. E. Torrey’s riveting historical novel "Fox Creek", Black and white people on a plantation experience and enact racial prejudice and... Read More