About envisioning and attaining greatness via dedicated self-improvement work, "The Rubicon Leader" is an inspiring leadership guide. Vahab Hasiri’s discerning leadership guide "The Rubicon Leader" is about personal transformation and... Read More

About the value of travels abroad, "Bergen Spring" is a warm coming-of-age novel. Following his brother’s death, a man goes on a backpacking trip in Michael Cummings’s contemplative novel "Bergen Spring". In 1973, Erik, a theater... Read More

"Exit Tickets" is a tense, grounded novel about human struggles in the public school system. In Kenneth Chanko’s intriguing novel "Exit Tickets", teachers and students navigate feelings of grief and obsession. Martin, a first-year... Read More

Rich with self-reflection, the memoir "Blue Hour Homecoming" is about loss, parenting, and self-expression. Alle Mudrick’s musing memoir "Blue Hour Homecoming" is about how the loss of her first child and two premature births revealed... Read More

"Refugium" is a brutal, thrilling novel about what it takes to become an apex predator. In Eric Nicholas’s thrilling novel "Refugium", a volcanic eruption casts the future of life on earth in doubt. The story is set more than 74,000... Read More

With a dizzying menagerie of connections, scandals, and misremembered histories that become clearer as the book progresses, "The Palisades" is a dark tale about the follies of lifelong pity. A glitz-obsessed caregiver is mired in... Read More

"The Penny Mansions" is a charming historical novel wherein lovable townspeople rally to save their home. In Steven Mayfield’s rollicking period novel "The Penny Mansions", a diverse group of eccentrics try to save their once-booming... Read More

In Lee Polevoi’s historical thriller "The Confessions of Gabriel Ash", a besieged ambassador shares his life story. Gabriel, the UN ambassador for Keshnev, is imprisoned in a mountaintop castle. A rotating cadre of guards bring him... Read More