In the novel "Sacrifices", two lovers navigate complications of race, class, and sexual discrimination. A young couple faces the uncertainty and convolution of the United States justice system in Eric Williams’s "Sacrifices", a... Read More

In Paul Cavanagh’s novel "Weekend Pass", a patient takes leave from a drug treatment facility to try to repair the damage done to her family. Tasha’s story is gradually revealed via details about her relationships with her family... Read More

“Yin Yoga practice gives us the peace that we so urgently need in this noisy world,” writes Stefanie Arend in "Be Healthy with Yin Yoga". The long, gentle poses of Yin Yoga, she says, allow for time to experience the self in all of... Read More

"If You Did What I Asked in the First Place" collects humorous, bite-sized personal essays about marriage, motherhood, and occasional medical emergencies. Lori B. Duff’s book "If You Did What I Asked in the First Place" is full of... Read More

"A Single Drop" is a tongue-in-cheek thriller about an accountant-turned-hero whose errors are engaging. In Larry Cutts’s lighthearted thriller "A Single Drop", a mild-mannered man faces a world of trouble, including mobsters, loan... Read More

"The Siegfried Contingency" is a highly polished thriller filled with romance, action, and mystery. In Steven H. Laskin’s adventure thriller "The Siegfried Contingency", a bookstore owner starts a life-shattering quest while falling... Read More

Ransom’s book draws upon extensive research to tie varied belief systems to scientific phenomena. In the extensively researched "Auroras, Petroglyphs, and Pagans", Jeff Ransom argues that pagan religions were inspired by celestial... Read More

Teresa Solana’s short story collection The First Prehistoric Serial Killer is darkly amusing and always entertaining. Its depictions of various criminal schemes and instances of murder range from realistic to fantastical. All of the... Read More