It takes nothing short of a miracle to make a urology conference sound inviting and to make the French Quarter in New Orleans appear hopelessly unattractive. But Robert Schwab, physician and first-time novelist, accomplishes both feats... Read More

Kris McCurry, a fitness enthusiast, wrote Circulation Domination to share what she learned while seeking ways to improve her mood and energy level. Though it appears she has no formal education in medicine, nutrition, or physical... Read More

What can one fifteen-year-old, girl-crazy farm boy know about mobsters, murder, and honor? Turns out, according to Edward J. Bertz in his first novel, The Unlikely Sleuth, quite a bit. This coming-of-age murder mystery takes place in... Read More

In "No Place Called Home", Gigi Michaels introduces readers to her family’s Holocaust survival story. Her fictionalized account follows two loving, close-knit families who become united through the marriage of a son and daughter. In... Read More

A young woman in jeopardy, surrounded by vampires in an urban setting—this could be the description for a bestseller or a flop. "Underground" is neither. With an attention-grabbing style and a riveting situation, this tried-and-true,... Read More

Suspense, drama, irony, humor—these are not words typically associated with business books. All of them, however, apply to OCEANS BEYOND: In Search of the Enlightened Organization. What distinguishes this business book from a slew of... Read More

Diane Tefft Young’s new memoir, Humbled by the Gift of Life: Reflections on Receiving a Lung Transplant, should be required reading for every adult facing the prospect of an organ transplant, either as a recipient or a donor. In fact,... Read More

The Bible is full of accounts of God using an audible voice, various signs and wonders, prophets, angels, and even a donkey to get people’s attention. But does God still communicate through dreams and visions, encounters with angels,... Read More