Barbara Stark-Nemon’s elegant, suspenseful historical novel Isabela’s Way follows the escape route of a Portuguese girl fleeing the horrors of the Inquisition. In 1605, while her father is away on business, fourteen-year-old Isabela... Read More

The moving memoir "You Might Feel a Little Pressure" honors the often minimized pain that can accompany miscarriages. Mary Adkins’s affecting memoir "You Might Feel a Little Pressure" is about enduring three miscarriages in nine... Read More

“About the universal forces that shape us all,” "Peak Integration" is a revealing memoir–cum–self-help text. Concerned with personal and social imbalances, motivational speaker and life coach Pierce J. Brooks’s self-help text... Read More

"The Color of Mourning" is an unsettling, immersive novel about religious oppression in the Middle East. In Kim Dempster’s harrowing novel "The Color of Mourning", a Syrian mother and daughter struggle following the brutal takeover of... Read More

"Middle Miles" is a resonant memoir that captures the landscapes, people, and meditations encountered during a long ride. Cory Mortensen’s spirited travel memoir "Middle Miles" chronicles the various logistics, challenges, enjoyments,... Read More

The revealing self-help guide "Practicing the Art of Becoming" introduces an adaptable methodology of holistic change. Patty Elvey’s resonant self-help book "Practicing the Art of Becoming" focuses on broadening perspectives and... Read More

Chef Chad Hyatt’s cookbook "The Mushroom Hunter’s Kitchen" compiles a range of fascinating and practical information regarding the culinary versatility of wild and cultivated edible mushrooms. A celebration of mushrooms, the fruiting... Read More

Struggling with tragedy, fear, and uncertainty, the characters of Erin Cecilia Thomas’s entrancing, woman-centered short story collection "I Watched You from the Ocean Floor" find hope through human connection and resilience. Easing... Read More