“How can you narrate terror?” This question is a central focus of Guillermo Saccomanno’s "77", set during the 1977 reign of terror in Argentina, the Dirty War. The military coup d’état of 1976 led to the killing of over thirty... Read More

"Joshua and the Shadow of Death" is a surprising thriller helmed by a complicated and challenging lead. Gary McPherson’s political and corporate thriller "Joshua and the Shadow of Death" includes a unique focus on mental health and... Read More

Everybody’s Got a Seed to Sow imparts worthwhile, faith-centered lessons through its uplifting tale. Sometimes faith, whether in God, humanity, or ourselves, needs a booster shot. Enter Everybody’s Got a Seed to Sow. Yvonne T. Streit... Read More

The book uses everyday language to equip people to confidently make sense of financial advice. Garrett Sutton’s "The ABCs of Getting Out of Debt" imparts much-needed financial wisdom that puts financial success within reach. The stress... Read More

"The Two-Plate Solution" is a molten broth of comic, nonstop action from page one. The American TV show Natural Dish-aster is shooting in Israel, and producer Sara Sinek, a Special Forces veteran with a secret about her time embedded... Read More

In Gerty Dambury’s "The Restless", living and dead members of a Guadeloupe neighborhood recount the tragic aftermath of a deadly protest. The novel is inspired by real events and a shocking cover-up. On May 24, 1967, a union strike in... Read More

The book’s friendly storytelling tone provides a layer of comfort, while its extensive use of scientific research gives the writing even more credibility. "The Book of Calm" by Nancy G. Shapiro is an extensively researched and... Read More

"TimeTilter" breathes new life into standard genre elements. Sonia Ellis’s "TimeTilter" is an engaging, character-driven young adult adventure that sets a group of discarded teens against a ruthless corporation with shocking... Read More