In Nancy Nau Sullivan’s cozy mystery novel "Mission Improbable: Vietnam", two women in search of their families’ stories forge a sisterhood—and consider the human impacts of wars. Jean’s mother was Vietnamese, but Jean doesn’t... Read More

Music Saved my Life is a heartfelt musician’s memoir that covers instances of survival and self-transformation. Grant H. Reynolds’s memoir is compelling in discussing the importance of music. Reynolds fell in love with the piano when... Read More

Nostradamus Speaks Again: Heaven Paradise is a spiritual guidebook with a diverse cast of narrators. Elisabeth Jorgensen’s Nostradamus Speaks Again: Heaven Paradise is a spiritual guidebook that’s written as a conversation between... Read More

"The Art of Symeon Shimin" introduces and contextualizes the paintings of a great twentieth-century artist. A stunning introduction to the work of a sensitive, accomplished, and underlauded artist, "The Art of Symeon Shimin" includes... Read More

Set in a small Midwestern town, the novel "The Griefmaker" follows two men through their family trials. In George Gurley’s novel "The Griefmaker", a small town is polarized over plans for the local land. The Tenbrooks once owned a... Read More

Both a history book and an environmental analysis, "Mobilize Food!" suggests a compelling way forward through the examples of the past. Eleanor Boyle’s environmentally conscious book "Mobilize Food!" is a provocative call to arms for... Read More

"Tiny Humans, Big Lessons" is a heartwarming self-help book that argues that, if vulnerable pre-term babies can survive and thrive, we all can. Part-memoir, part-self-help book, Sue Ludwig’s "Tiny Humans, Big Lessons" draws everyday... Read More

"Moonshine Revival" is an eye-opening historical novel about the reverberations of the Civil War throughout the South. Set in the Reconstruction Era and after, Daniel Micko’s historical novel "Moonshine Revival" considers changing race... Read More