An unassuming but remarkable collection of short stories, I Never Knew How Old I Was by David Joseph is a heartfelt gathering of narrative philosophy. From wisdom about setting expectations and the noble charm of gullibility to seeing beyond ignorant societal [...]
A charming travelogue with a spontaneous quartet of entertaining companions, A Girls' Road Trip: From Texas (U.S.) to Prince Edward Island (Canada) by Eula Woodyard McKown is an affecting slice of inspiration for people who long for the open road. Detailing [...]
Revelatory in its fearless narrative exploration, Every Saint a Sinner by Pearl Solas takes an unflinching look at a modern crisis of faith, truth, and community. A young boy is assaulted by a trusted figure in the church, launching a mother's [...]
A newly liberated doctor launches herself into a high-seas journey of self-discovery in Transit by Marty Malin, a smart and scintillating read about taking control of your own story. When Dr. Quilter boards the MV Andaman Pearl in Japan, she is [...]
Riveting maritime drama with explosively high stakes and a consistent edge of gritty realism, Indies Inferno by Edward M. Hochsmann is a military procedural flavored with a romantically entangled and unforgettable crew. The experienced pros onboard the Coast Guard cutter Kauai [...]
A once-in-a-lifetime offer of the impossible turns into a deadly moral dilemma in The Methuselah Project by Jim Nelson. Professor Lindstrom, a morally conflicted academic and a passionate insect-lover, finds himself caught in the conspiratorial web of an immortality-seeking billionaire when [...]
A gritty and visceral historical thriller laced with international espionage amidst a rich tapestry of suspense, Trust No One by Glenn Dyer offers a well-crafted and calculated spiral of intrigue. Tasked with recovering a damning dossier, Conor and Emily Thorn are plunged [...]
An in-depth look at domestic and foreign policy in the United States, Oh Say Can You See "America" by John E. Suraj Persad is an insightful manifesto lamenting America's fall from an international powerhouse, allowing itself to be overtaken by other [...]
The rare kind of memoir that makes one forget it's not a novel, From Bonham to Buddha and Back Again: The Slow Enlightenment of the Hard Rock Drummer by Clementine Moss is an exhilarating and enlightening read. Slowly revealing the autobiographical [...]
A well-written and informative introduction to the world of SQL, or Structured Query Language, which is how computers and databases communicate with each other, SQL Quest: A Journey Through Data by Neha Saini is a comprehensive and easy-to-follow overview of a [...]