"Seen at Last" is a moving novel about a tempestuous middlescence, the process of coming out, and falling in love again. A mother who is bereft of genuine care explores her same-sex attractions in J. T. Tierney’s perceptive novel about... Read More

Twenty-five historical women are profiled in the essay collection "Warrior, Queen, Scientist, Activist", remembered for their achievements and their strengths. Jan-Benedict Steenkamp’s essay collection "Warrior, Queen, Scientist,... Read More

"The Anderson Letters" compiles intriguing missives sent between a Swedish family and the first of their kin to emigrate from their home. Composed of letters between its members, Wayne Aarestad’s family biography "The Anderson Letters"... Read More

In Susan Hunter’s thriller Dangerous Waters, a newspaperwoman undertakes a murder investigation while navigating the difficulties of her romantic life. Leah returns to her dilapidated hometown after a failure in the big city. Leah’s... Read More

"Godfrey’s Crusade" is a fantasy novel marked by magical lore, far-off realms, and long lines of lineage in which an imperfect knight fights for the good of others. In Mark Howard’s coming-of-age epic "Godfrey’s Crusade", a young... Read More

Losses and dramas are nothing compared to the faith of the good family at the center of the historical novel "Amazing Grace". In Christiane Banks’s charming multigenerational novel, "Amazing Grace", a middle-class family endures... Read More

With its literary flourishes and exciting scenes, A Man of Honor addresses ethical questions in fascinating ways. In J. A. Nelson’s historical novel A Man of Honor, Hamlet’s friend Horatio tells an evocative, compelling story of his... Read More

"Chappaquiddick Speaks" is the definitive book on the case, marked by impeccable research and analysis. Bill Pinney’s exhaustive "Chappaquiddick Speaks" is an authoritative work on the tragic death of Mary Jo Kopechne in the summer of... Read More