Late Bloomer: Finding My Authentic Self at Midlife by Melissa Giberson is a heartfelt and relatable exploration of self-discovery and personal growth during a pivotal phase of life. With honesty and vulnerability, Giberson takes readers on her transformative journey of embracing her true identity and...

Everybody has been at a point in their Christian life where they have questioned some things in the faith. It could be laws, doctrines, principles, or things they deem unfair, confusing, and contradictory. Jean L. Waight was no exception. She had questions in her heart...

Everyone has an opinion on a topic they are passionate about. Unfortunately, it is difficult to air our views without offending others or being misunderstood. I'm Just Saying: A Guide to Maintaining Civil Discourse in an Increasingly Divided World by Milan Kordestani aims to encourage...

Touchstones of Tradition: Insights From The Material Culture of Miccosukee and Seminole People is a collection of five pieces on South Florida Native American artistic traditions edited by William H. Marquardt. Inspired by artifacts in the Florida Ethnographic Collection, they address the development of Seminole...

Procrastinating on preparing a will or neglecting to plan for your estate's inheritance can create massive problems for your children. Preparing for your family's future needs and well-being requires foresight and meticulous estate planning beforehand. With Yours, Mine & Ours, L. Paul Hood, Jr. draws...

In Soulful: You in the Future of Artificial Intelligence, David Espindola provides an analysis of Artificial Intelligence, including its history, implications, ethical concerns, and possibilities. He discusses broadening education to better prepare future generations to interact with AI more easily. Espindola has not used AI...

Crossing Borders: The Search for Dignity in Palestine by Christa Bruhn is a personal narrative recounting the author's experience of Palestine, drawn from direct observations, acquired knowledge, and imagined scenarios. Historical aspects are supported by archival research and personal testimonies, predominantly from Palestinian and Israeli...

After numerous threats, Jose kills Norma Hurtado and her mother. Norma had spoken openly about her sexuality and was supported by her family. Was this a hate crime? The rights of the LGBTQ community have come a long way, from being openly persecuted to the...

Unplug Your Robot by Karin Kiser is an insightful and empowering self-help book guiding people on becoming aware of the present, conscious of their actions, and truly living in the present. Kiser refers to the subconscious mind as the robot and how most people live...

What do you think of when you hear the term “affordable housing?” Many think of the “government projects.” However, in American Dream Come True, Tony Bertoldi presents a different view that is much needed. He works with a company that majors in Low-Income Housing Tax...