"Billions Lost" is a timely, insightful, and important book that deserves serious consideration. In "Billions Lost", Hilarie Gamm makes a compelling case that America’s technology industry has surrendered to foreign economies. This... Read More

Aphrodite’s Stand works across genre conventions, resulting in a romance novel with definite bite. An interracial couple is so enraptured with one another that they are blindsided by the unfolding sinister plans of others in Sandra... Read More

"Actual Love" is a novel with historical range that highlights the importance of fidelity, especially in trying times. Kevin Logan’s "Actual Love" is a modern love story with a biblical twist, an academic epic that jumps between times... Read More

This expansive history of positive thinking also offers specific self-help techniques. "One Simple Idea" is a thorough chronicle of the concept of positive thinking, from the early 19th century to the present day. Writing with a... Read More

Jake Travis distinguishes himself amongst other dynamic PIs in the genre via his pure zest for life, which often presents with a sensual edge. In "The Gail Force", the dangerously dashing Jake Travis is back, drawn into an intricate plot... Read More

Who knew the end of the world could be so much fun? This is an entertaining farce on the state of politics and world affairs. When the news all seems bad in the world, Colin Robertson’s raucous farce, "Chaos Theory", a “feel good... Read More

Dr. Samuel Johnson, the famed British lexicographer and essayist, was at his acerbic best when he described those in Britain’s American colonies who bemoaned taxation without representation: “How is it that we hear the loudest yelps... Read More

Prophecy of the Eagle is an ambitious blend of history and fiction, and it succeeds at both. In "Prophecy of the Eagle I", Mike Celeste weaves a captivating coming-of-age story made richer by a strong connection to the protagonist’s... Read More