"Capitol Murder" is a compelling thriller that looks inside the United States’s health care system. In Mike Brogan’s political thriller "Capitol Murder", two ambitious women working to see universal health care legislation passed in... Read More

The literary thriller Ophelia’s Room is visceral as it rollercoasters through middle America in the 1960s. In Michael Scott Garvin’s riveting novel Ophelia’s Room, infanticide in a small town fuels a soul search. In 1968, newlyweds... Read More

"Perishable World" is poetry in its most lyrical form, blending the rhythms of human life and nature. Grief shows up in unexpected places in the poems of Alicia Hokanson’s "Perishable World". These poems weave words into pictures,... Read More

"Espoused" is a clever satirical novel whose approach to marriage, commitment, and love is thought provoking. In Jean Marie Davis’s satirical novel "Espoused", marriages are legally dissolved after fifteen years, and those who wish to... Read More

Liv Arnesen’s inspiring memoir "Skiing into the Bright Open" is about her expedition as the first woman to ski solo to the South Pole. With clarity and an understated tone, Arnesen recounts her evolution from being an avid reader and a... Read More

A girl who’s always been sheltered from magic discovers the truth about her origins in "Wraithwood". Brinnie is less than delighted when her parents send her to spend the summer with her Uncle Merlin, whose existence she was never... Read More