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Lady Be Good is a Kirkus Reviews Best Indie Book of the Year
Lady Be Good: The Life and Times of Dorothy Hale was a Kirkus Reviews Best Indie Book of the Year in the category of Indie Historical Fiction. Read more to check out the full article! Lady Be Good transports us to the glittering, sumptuous era of 1920s New York...
Southern Literary Review Read of the Month: “The Murder Gene” by Karen Spears Zacharias
The Murder Gene (Koehler Books, 2022) is written with the precision of an ace journalist and with the page-turning intrigue of an award-winning novelist. No surprise since the author, Karen Spears Zacharias, is both. This combination of talents results in compelling...
The Chase Wins 6 Honorable Mention Awards
The Chase, written by Hoyt A. Byrum and Mario Busacca, has been awarded 6 Honorable Mention awards by the New England Book Festival, New York Book Festival, and London Book Festival; Beach Book Festival, Los Angles Book Festival, and San Francisco Book Festival!...
Secrets in the Palazzo featured in Publisher’s Weekly Indie Spotlight
Kathleen Reid's Secrets in the Palazzo was featured in Publisher’s Weekly Indie Spotlight for July 2022. Read More to check out the full article! Newly minted artist Rose Maning is thrilled with the positive reception of her first gallery opening. Her success...
Koehler Self-Portrait on Cover of VEER Magazine
The July issue of VEER Magazine features the self-portrait of publisher and visual artist John Koehler, titled “Topographical John.” Read more.
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The Book of Acts from a Layperson’s Perspective: Commentaries for Small-Group or Individual Study
June 24, 2022