The Human Condition Exhibition is a poetry collection by Lizzy Brendel that explores what it means to live inside a body, a memory, and a moment that refuses to fade. …
Buckeye by Patrick Ryan is a novel that you will either like or dislike. It’s a sweeping saga of two families’ lives in a small, midwestern town. It spans the …
Book club questions for Anatomy of an Alibi by Ashley Elston take a closer look at this intense thriller that will have you at the edge of your seats the …
What does it really take to turn a late-night idea into a global phenomenon? SCORE!: Online Soccer Manager (OSM) — From the Attic to the Arena begins in a quiet …
What if getting healthier wasn’t about chasing perfection—but about learning to care for yourself with intention, faith, and grace? In Faith, Fitness, and Food: A Journey to a Healthy Lifestyle, …
Jake Greco’s Operation Medusa is a high-stakes military thriller that masterfully weaves a multi-generational saga of Greek resistance into a modern-day geopolitical crisis. The narrative is remarkably ambitious, spanning nearly …
Mara Blake’s The Sword of Mindu is a warm, character-first fantasy that begins with a single, exquisitely crafted gift and expands into a tale about craft, courage, and community. At …
The Shadows of One World Rule by Mara Blake presents itself as an ambitious work of speculative fiction that blends elements of dystopian fantasy, political allegory, and character-driven drama. From …
Kate Marshall’s AI At Work is a practical, impatiently useful handbook aimed at working professionals who need to stop collecting AI tools and actually change how they work; it reads …
Harland Merriam’s Profit Seeks Purpose is a short, readable modern business fable that follows Caleb Anderson, a successful real-estate investor who—despite closing his biggest deal—finds himself restless and increasingly aware …
In Wealth Highway, Steve Lawson takes readers on a road-trip framed memoir that doubles as a practical primer on moving from paycheck anxiety to long-term passive income. The narrative device …
Byron McFarland’s The Bankable Buyer is a practical, hands-on guide for owners who want to exit their business without sacrificing culture, people, or value. The book is organized around a …
A Few Good Cardinals, by Carl Vincent and published by PurposeDay, is a provocative, wide-ranging investigation of why people cheat, manipulate, and repeat damaging behavior—what the author frames around narcissism, …
How many people cheat when they can? Between 63 and 71% it seems. This seems to be the right time to find out why. The state of human behavior has propelled …
Josh Epperson’s Bacon, Bots, and Teamwork is a practical, readable primer for managers and senior leaders who want to move beyond the hype of “AI tools” to actually redesign how …