A woman backpacking across Europe to reconnect with her family’s Jewish roots is put in danger because of a stolen painting in the suspenseful thriller "Chasing Vincent". A bereaved woman traces her family history in Douglas Scott... Read More

Leading by example, the memoir-cum-self-help guide "Life Switch" nurtures a sense of self-determination in those looking to change their lives for the better. Joel Steele’s motivational self-help book "Life Switch" advocates for... Read More

Taking a transformative approach to health care based on evolving understandings of brain science, the provocative health treatise "Beyond Normal" places prevention before treatment. Physician Shai Efrati’s testimonial health book... Read More

About a career marked by the willingness to be daring and work hard, "Jump on the Train" is an inspiring entrepreneur’s memoir. Real estate development innovator Gerald Rosengarten’s memoir "Jump on the Train" highlights a multitude... Read More

The inspiring leadership guidebook "Radical Humility" is about becoming a more caring, humane leader. Challenging conventional wisdom, UN and NATO peacekeeper Urs Koenig’s motivational business guidebook "Radical Humility" is about... Read More

The essays of Louise Gray’s "Avocado Anxiety" investigate the nature of food consumption in a global economy. Sparked by a deep need to understand where her family’s food was coming from and how it was processed, Gray began to... Read More

Two sisters seek personal freedom and the truth in Zhanna Slor’s novel "At the End of the World, Turn Left". Masha hasn’t been back to Milwaukee since she moved to Israel five years ago. Now, she returns because her younger sister,... Read More

Convincing and timely, this book examines beliefs in terms of their ability to lead to happy, moral lives. N. S. Palmer’s intriguing and vital "Why Sane People Believe Crazy Things" is a multidisciplinary study of belief, theories of... Read More