In this incisive work, a veteran newsman explores modern media and why we have become so vulnerable to “alternative facts.” "Overload" is news veteran Bob Schieffer’s insightful take on modern journalism, presented with the able... Read More

What the handbook proves unequivocally and strikingly is that the LGBT community is not going away, and businesses must take notice or be left behind. The "Handbook of LGBT Tourism and Hospitality", by Jeff Guaracino and Ed Salvato,... Read More

Jones’s story has come full circle: she’s clean, out of the closet, and back home. For Sammi Jones, an MFA program in creative writing may have taken her to the inauspicious location of Fargo, North Dakota, but it was joining a... Read More

This excellent work on depression should be required reading for therapists and those suffering from the disease. James Manning’s "How to Befriend, Tame, Manage, and Teach Your Black Dog Called Depression Using CBT" shows that, like a... Read More

This eyewitness account of the beginning of WWI is engrossing and detailed. In his brief, engrossing eyewitness-to-history-style memoir, "An Adventure in 1914", American lawyer T. Tileston Wells recounts his experience in Europe at the... Read More

The lessons waiting for young readers in "Roar Like a Girl" are powerful. Coleen Murtagh Paratore’s "Roar Like a Girl" is a sweet story about a young girl struggling with change. Willa loves her life in the Cape Cod community of... Read More

Zach’s journey shows that while war may be hell, the path out of it can be followed by seeking forgiveness. A desperate act in the heat of war sends a young man deep into enemy territory to search for forgiveness. Michael Kenneth... Read More

Impassioned calls to action based on the author’s trying life experiences are embedded in a fascinating narrative. Thomas Toren’s short but thorough memoir, "Until We Meet Again", is filled with lessons learned over a lifetime. Each... Read More