When the Moon Was White by Jeff Probst is a novel that pulls you into its world, mixing 1960s America with an old-fashioned London feel. At its core, the book is about ambition and kindness, and how they can sometimes clash. We meet a fun...

Alive and Beating by Rebecca Wolf is a powerful exposition of how one family’s pain and suffering can bring new hope and life to many others. When a young Jewish girl from America traveled to Israel to train as an intern at the Israeli Guide...

Joshua A.H. Harris' Eyes of Iris is the story of Iris Solovyov, a twenty-year-old genius whose life turns upside down after an ayahuasca ceremony. After a mind-altering experience in the future, Iris arrives at the ER of Stanford University Medical Center and begins to tell...

Joan of Miami by A. Parrish is the inspiring story of 20-year-old Jean Molk, a young woman who wants to shape a better world. Most people are unaware that Jean receives divine visions that direct her moral approach to life. This mysterious gift (along with...

MaryAnn Shank’s Sor Juana, My Beloved: The Poetry, The Passion of Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz presents a tapestry of the life of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, one of Latin America’s most illustrious figures. The novel weaves biographical fiction by portraying the...

NO! A Response to Donald J. Trump by Barry Robbins is a penetrating critique of authoritarianism by giving voice to objects and abstract concepts that bear witness to America's democratic decline. It’s a wildly creative take on politics, where everything from a coffee bean to...

One Happy Accident by Gary Simonds is a touching coming-of-age story that follows Sean McLaine, a high school student struggling with delayed puberty and relentless bullying. When Kayleigh McLaughlin arrives from Ireland, her friendship becomes an unexpected source of strength and support for Sean. Simonds...

The Horseman's Tale by Tom Equels is an evocative story surrounding the life of Jake Montgomery, a Vietnam war veteran struggling with PTSD and extreme fits of rage triggered by the disorder. After his introduction to Written Exposure Therapy, Jake ultimately decides to journal the...

Pudgy, the central character in Jay Matthew Korn's The Things of a Child, is dying but not before he bestows upon his adopted son Angel one last act of love. In 1984 Pudgy is returning from his annual vacation and notices that things have changed...

Michael Pedretti's Seven Ages of Man is a poetic exploration that delves into the mysteries of the universe and the human condition. Pedretti begins with a thought-provoking sonnet, setting the stage for a journey through seven distinct "ages." Like William Shakespeare's work of the same...