A fleeing man has grandiose adventures on his way out west in the eventful novel "The Gantlet". In J. James Wheeling’s entrancing historical novel "The Gantlet", a man undertakes a fevered quest to refashion his life in California. In... Read More

"Miami Outlaw" is a ranging account of countercultural activities within the criminal underworld. Scott Sherouse’s thorough memoir "Miami Outlaw" covers the exploits of a Florida drug-running inner circle. Tying Sherouse’s... Read More

Encouraging people to form friendships with those on the other side of the aisle, "Finding the Third Way" is an optimistic political memoir. Lanny J. Davis’s observational political memoir "Finding the Third Way" is about his... Read More

A little sloth learns to be himself among his peers in the warm picture book "Sloth’s Totally Not Weird First Day of School". Christie Nicholls’s quirky picture book "Sloth’s Totally Not Weird First Day of School" is about being... Read More

In the topical thriller "Prophets of War", a wealth manager faces a crisis of conscience after uncovering a global conspiracy. In Jack Brown’s scathing thriller "Prophets of War", the military-industrial complex perpetuates cruelty in... Read More

Comedy is derived from badly dealt hands in the dramatic short story collection People Making Danger. An assisted suicide and other realistic magic tricks fill Adam Fike’s farcical short story collection People Making Danger. In “The... Read More

Two musicians form an immeasurable bond that sees them through wartime preparations in the atmospheric historical novel "Cover for Me". Steven Schindler’s nostalgia-piquing historical novel "Cover for Me" is about an unusual plot to... Read More

Nineteenth-century gender restrictions are portrayed with focused eloquence in the startling historical novel "Silent Cauldron". In E. B. Moore’s disquieting historical novel "Silent Cauldron", a Quaker girl disguises herself as a boy... Read More