In the surrealistic mystery novel "Who Killed Jerusalem?", an investigator seeks out the truth about a man’s death—and about ultimate reality. In George Albert Brown’s philosophical mystery novel "Who Killed Jerusalem?", a modern... Read More

In the urban thriller "Takedown", a tough woman works to overcome the tragedy and violence that’s steeped in her city’s history. Andrew Hudak’s thriller "Takedown" tackles the challenges of police work, the relation between sex and... Read More

In the Christian fantasy novel "Born of Hell", good and evil supernatural forces are seen to shape human history. In John Sandycove’s fantasy novel "Born of Hell", demonic powers and vices have an impact on human history. Since the... Read More

"Good Psych, Bad Psych" warns prospective patients to be critical of who is providing their care. Joshua Thomas dispels misconceptions about the Australian health industry in "Good Psych, Bad Psych", a self-help book concerned with the... Read More

Joanna Grochowicz’s fictionalization of the true story of the Endurance, which sailed to the Antarctic in 1914, concerns the commitment and perseverance of a leader and his crew. In hopes of inspiring the British population during... Read More

This promising self-help text shows that addiction and other mental health challenges don’t have to destroy or end relationships. R. Christian Bohlen and Helen M. Bohlen’s self-help book "Healing the Stormy Marriage" encourages... Read More

The poems of "Inspired by the Holy Ghost" assure their audience that consistent faith in Jesus will result in personal salvation. Aimee Cabo Nikolov’s personalized poetry collection "Inspired by the Holy Ghost" is made up of Christian... Read More

In the novel "The Boy without a Soul", religious fundamentalism leads to drama in a Southern town whose residents obsess over morality and salvation. K. Duncan Deaton’s novel "The Boy without a Soul" deals with the intergenerational... Read More