For Goodness’ Sake is a moving memoir of a faith community’s path to healing after September 11th. Pamela Koch’s inspirational memoir For Goodness’ Sake is about grief and healing after September 11th, 2001. In the wake of... Read More

With subtle celebrations of exploration and inventiveness, "Moon’s First Friends" works toward the Apollo 11 landing from a singular perspective: that of the moon upon which the vessel landed. The beautiful, lonely moon waits for her... Read More

Addiction is a disease. Let’s never categorize addictive behavior—abusing alcohol, drugs, food, gambling, pornography—as anything other than heartbreaking. Furthermore, with discipline and self-sufficiency so celebrated in the US,... Read More

Sharon Risher and Sherri Wood Emmons’s "For Such a Time as This" is about an individual, her family, and the tragedy that changes them. On June 17, 2015, a white supremacist murdered members of a Bible study group inside the Emanuel... Read More

As it turns out, it is simply not possible to keep an angry demon librarian down. The title librarian still wants Annie, his former child bride, as well as revenge against Cyn, the teen who saved her. Funny and action-packed, "Curse of... Read More

"Aid from Above" is the memoir of a raconteur who witnessed memorable saves and disheartening deaths. Kurtis Bell details his years working for a private air ambulance service in "Aid from Above", an anecdotal career memoir that portrays... Read More

With clinical expertise, "Change Your World" opines on the failure of self-help methods that focus on individual motivation and calls for fostering resilience instead. Michael Ungar’s "Change Your World" argues that resilience is key... Read More

"The Camino Made Easy" is an inviting guide to a travel adventure filled with cultural and spiritual enrichment. For those who feel called to the ancient practice of pilgrimage but who are not into the physical pain and stress associated... Read More