A man with a troubled past who’s on the run from the mob leads the psychologically insightful romantic thriller Even a Pandemic Can’t Stop Love & Murder. In A.E.S. O’Neill’s romantic thriller Even a Pandemic Can’t Stop Love... Read More

An autobiographical odyssey from Panama to Texas, Darrel Alejandro Holnes’s poetry collection "Stepmotherland" ponders split identities through art, current events, and religion. Of African and Chocó descent, Holnes describes himself... Read More

Alice Carbone Tench’s cookbook "Eating Again" couples delicious flavors with a deep sense of person and place. Tench began to cook as a means of recovering from eating disorders and her loss of identity as wife and mother. This book... Read More

Crawford Gribben’s sweeping history surveys Ireland’s grand past—and its importance for Western Christianity. Here, religion is presented as a moving force within Irish history, which is divided into five key movements: conversion,... Read More

Three very different cousins go on a life-changing road trip in Monica Zepeda’s young adult novel "Boys of the Beast". Oscar’s father died in a school shooting; his activist mother is often absent. Matt is home schooled, and aspires... Read More

Evincing a carpe diem attitude, "Under the Great Elm" is a globe-trotting memoir. Rich Flanders’s memoir "Under the Great Elm" is about a life of adventure and love—as well as a healthy dose of luck. Opening with his childhood and... Read More

A mother observes her daughter’s cancer diagnosis and treatment in the memoir "Trouble the Water", which covers years of dedication and family support. Idina Santino’s moving memoir "Trouble the Water" concerns her young daughter’s... Read More