Mary Higgins Clark meets London in the first novel from Nancy Boyarsky, a fast-paced mystery in which a hopeful wife travels abroad to rekindle her relationship and finds, instead, that she’s stumbled into the tensions of an... Read More

These stories, all rich in both character and detail, don’t conform to a set genre or approach, letting their Jewish themes link narratives that have rich differences. "The New Diaspora" is an ambitious project, bringing together... Read More

Vivid imagery of the Appalachian terrain and wildlife allows the timid to live vicariously through this adventurous hiker. A middle-aged man embarks on a journey into the soul along the winding Appalachian Trail in this revealing look at... Read More

Easy-to-read rhymes highlight this interesting examination of healthy eating habits for kids. In William Schirado’s "Creatures in the Kitchen", the inhabitants of Lorem Ipsem have eaten convenience food since time began and now have no... Read More

Lacy’s ear for the colloquial makes for a perfect backdrop to the gruesome events of this thriller. In Marc Lacy’s "Curse of the Whiskey House", citizens of the troubled Lazarus, Alabama, contend with corrupt politicians, dark... Read More

Venus: Don’t Go There is an uncommon and impressively composed examination of the topic of hell. From aerospace engineer and Fuller Seminary graduate Michael Santini comes an interdisciplinary inquiry into one of the most controversial... Read More

This body-positive alternative to Fifty Shades will leave readers begging for more. Thanks to Fifty Shades of Grey, S&M erotica currently enjoys a certain level of acceptability in the mainstream. Fortunately for those who find the... Read More

Questions about purpose, humans’ yearning for exploration, and individual destiny mix with meticulous world-building in this thoughtful novel. In a well-researched, richly drawn future world, W. Ross White narrates the story of... Read More