by Catherine Herold | Jul 9, 2025
Newlywed Abby Anderson is unsure whether to call herself a widow. In July of 1860, as the nation teeters on the brink of war, word comes that her merchant captain husband, Clifford, has been lost to the Graveyard of the Atlantic. Rejecting social expectations...
by Suzanne Bradshaw | Jul 8, 2025
It’s 1982 in Bailey Springs, Alabama, where secrets aren’t just whispered—they’re baked right into the biscuits. Trudy has kept her head down since high school, when her unexpected pregnancy and marriage to star-quarterback Jimmie Beaumont scandalized the town. A few...
by dalitopia | Jul 4, 2025
Work is an inexorable force that controls events we take for granted: when we wake, have lunch, take a vacation; the technology tools we purchase; what kind of home we purchase or rent; and even what time we go to bed. How and where do workers find work–life balance...
by dalitopia | Jul 4, 2025
Knowing My Father: The Collision of the O. B. Jennings and War Knight relates Joe’s methodical search to know more about his long-lost father. In that search, Joe discovers the tragic story of the fiery collision of the US tanker O. B. Jennings and the British...
by dalitopia | Jul 4, 2025
Long before Netflix, Amazon, and YouTube redefined entertainment, a team of innovators embarked on a groundbreaking mission: to create on-demand movie streaming, interactive shopping, and virtual gaming through the visionary concept of interactive television....
by Lauren Sheldon | Jul 1, 2025
Weight loss sucks! Many people, health professionals included, focus on weight as the most important marker for health-but what if we’ve been lied to this entire time? What if focusing less on weight loss is actually the first step in getting healthier? In Throw...
by Lauren Sheldon | Jun 13, 2025
As the first female chief of obstetrics and gynecology at Mount Sinai, Farah Afshar is struggling with the demands of her job while adjusting to her newly divorced and empty-nester status. When the pretext of improper hijab leads to the arrest and death of Mahsa...
by dalitopia | Jun 10, 2025
Much has been written about military mental health, but nothing has done the issue justice. Accounts from those on the inside of the system are missing. Reflections of a Military Psychiatrist is a deep dive into the world of military mental health. The book provides a...
by dalitopia | Jun 10, 2025
Beautiful but fragile Taylor Hartwell has been afraid of disappointing her manipulative mother, Claire, for as long as she can remember. To the outside world, Claire Hartwell is caring and attentive, but beneath her carefully curated exterior lurks an ever-deepening...
by dalitopia | Jun 10, 2025
Even good relationships (particularly marriages) have temperatures, varying from almost unbearable passion to steady devotion to uncertainty or worse. Woven as One recounts the successes and foibles of a nearly sixty-five-year bond between two lifelong partners,...
by Adrienne Folkerts | Jun 6, 2025
How and why did a beautiful “harlot” help Joshua conquer the idol-worshipping, walled Canaanite city of Jericho soon after the formerly enslaved Hebrews crossed the River Jordan? Surely a guardian angel must have been at her side. In the mid-1200s BCE, smart,...
by Catherine Herold | Jun 6, 2025
In a desert realm where ancient secrets stir beneath golden sands, The Queen of Sands unravels a tale of love, betrayal, and redemption. Three centuries ago, a prince defied his kingdom to pursue a forbidden romance, igniting a chain of events that shattered alliances...
by Suzanne Bradshaw | Jun 3, 2025
In a world where one-size-fits-all investment advice falls short, Suit Yourself offers a fresh approach through the Enneagram, illustrating how sustainable portfolio strategies can be developed by raising self-awareness and leveraging inherent personality strengths...
by Suzanne Bradshaw | Jun 3, 2025
Born with a broken heart, Baltimore native Lee Swann climbs the ladder in an unforgiving and unbalanced corporate world and triumphs over mental health conditions stemming from child abuse in a strict religious household. She shares important intersectional work and...
by Catherine Herold | Jun 3, 2025
When Rachel Harding, a college senior, experiences a police-involved shooting at the school where she is student teaching, she is thrown into a complex world of politics and self-preservation, all the while trying to complete her internship hours and move into her...
