A thought-provoking stew of odd tales and lingering lessons, The Man Who Buried Chickens (and Other Stories) by A.I. Johnson is a rewarding foray into the eccentric side of storytelling. From the horrific shock of being replaced in your own life [...]
Pulling back the curtain on the flawed formulas of the United States government, Making Democracy Count: How Mathematics Improves Voting, Electoral Maps, and Representation by Ismar Volić is a scathing and scientific review of a faltering democracy, and a guidebook for [...]
Logic clashes with legend in Guardians of the Ley Lines by Greg Maxfield, a thoughtful and entertaining supernatural thriller that challenges both ancient beliefs and the arrogance of modernity. A data-driven researcher is determined to disprove the existence of ley lines [...]
Delivering a wide-ranging and perceptive thesis on the state of American society today, Critical Musings from a Traditionalist by Jocelynn Cordes is a timely piece of social critique. Presenting a kaleidoscope of anecdotes, events, and key issues reweaving the fabric of [...]
Refreshingly forthright in its professional and personal wisdom, Part of a Greater Something: Discover Your Purpose and Joy in Business and Professional Life by Lawrence Doochin is a contemporary guide for crafting a joy-driven and fulfilling life. The brief and compelling [...]
A locked-door murder mystery ensnaring an elite New England clan of property magnates, presumptive governors, and poorly buried secrets, Choice or Chance by Abby Reilly is an engrossing mixture of high-stakes family drama and cozy mystery. Behind the scenes of an [...]
A sleuthing team of siblings must bury their bitterness to find the father they'd both left behind in Yellow Tape by Alicia Ellis, the first installment of the Gray Girls Mysteries series. A brutal murder unites the odd couple of Ivy [...]
A tragic, empowering, and brutally honest work of autofiction, Broken Pieces by Natalie Monique Rich recounts the emotionally charged story of the author's hopes, homes, and heartbreaks. Condensing decades of life into a compelling novella, Rich recalls the rise and fall [...]
Edward Izzi spins a shocking tale of injustice and racial reckoning in Then Came Four, a fictional crime thriller that provides a graphic snapshot of systemic injustice, which could have been pulled from today's headlines. At times stomach-turning in its unvarnished [...]
A parallel worlds fantasy that skillfully blends genres, The Incompetent Hero: Volume 1 by Douglas L. Thomas is a bold opening salvo for a high-octane series. Summoned along with six other honored heroes to the Kingdom of Aschheim, Echo 1 - [...]