"Gibraltar" is a semihistorical novel with a unique and provocative narrative. Gibraltar: The Conquest of Iberia is Shariq Ali Khan’s historical, sometimes fantastical, treatment of the Moorish invasion of Spain in the early eighth... Read More

This unique and entertaining fantasy novel becomes more engrossing with each turn of the page. In "Song of the Sending", an engrossing and highly entertaining novel by Corinne O’Flynn, Jim, a young man from another world, discovers... Read More

Absurd entries may appeal to those looking for zany entertainment while concrete details convey deeply human emotional experiences. Despite its title, retired technical writer Lisa Malone’s new book is not a cookbook. In Pâté dé... Read More

Khatri seamlessly blends the scientific and the spiritual in an unflinching look at MS and its effect on the minds and bodies of patients. In Healing the Soul: Unexpected Stories of Courage, Hope, and the Power of Mind, Bhupendra O.... Read More

This collection of professional, passionate speeches on various topics challenges the audience to consider what makes a successful life. "Making a Living, Making a Life" is a collection of speeches and essays by Daniel Rose. Visitors to... Read More

Offering an unparalleled view of a culture unfamiliar to many Westerners, this should be read by anyone wanting to further understand a people and heritage. In "Living with Arabs", an adventurous British schoolteacher writes about her... Read More

A next generation cli-fi fantasy, "Polly and the One and Only World", by Don Bredes, introduces fifteen-year-old Polly Lightfoot and her raven, Balthazar, both on a mission to transport an irreplaceable grimoire through treacherous... Read More

A young girl starts a new life on a Nevada horse farm in this faith-filled YA novel. Clare LaFrey’s first book, "A Circumstantial Chance", introduces her young adult series, Fateful Consequences. In this opening installment, an... Read More