How Not to Up and Die from Lack of Sleep by Jerome Puryear

Compassionate, credible, and genuinely useful. Ask what a human needs to survive, and you’ll immediately hear air, water, food, and shelter. Rarely does sleep make the list, almost as though it were more of a weakness than a need. From all-night childhood sleepovers to caffeine‑fueled deadlines, our fast-paced lives have reframed exhaustion as ambition, fatigue

From Theory to Execution by Kumar Rupesh

An integration‑minded approach that turns strategic intent into an efficient operating system.  Management books commonly provide frameworks for leading people, making decisions, improving communication, or streamlining performance. From Theory to Execution: Management Practice for Executives and Leaders moves beyond that familiar terrain, positioning itself as a study in how disciplined thinking can shape an organization’s

Black and White Smoke by Thomas V. Papa

VASPI, a predictive analytics firm, may not be the largest fish in a well-stocked pond. Still, they are making waves, especially in the wake of the Market Oversight Committee’s recent regulatory change. Unfortunately, not all of those waves are worth celebrating. CEO Vlad Fabiano is known to be obstinate, impetuous, and uncooperative, and has recently

Gone in a Flash by N. L. Quatrano

A mystery made chilling by its plausibility. St. Augustine is known for its old-world beauty, sun‑washed beaches, and thriving tourism. It’s less well known for its vulnerability to human trafficking, an issue that never makes it into travel brochures. Professional forensic photographer and private investigator AJ Buchanan learns this firsthand while putting together a marketing

Alfacinha by Eva Michelle Wheeler

A generous memoir that will endear audiences to the people, the lands, and the languages that Wheeler loves. Maya Angelou famously observed, “The ache for home lives in all of us — the safe place where we can go as we are and not be questioned.” It’s a beautiful sentiment that begs the difficult question:

The Brothers Shaughnessy by James Snyder

A wickedly elegant period mystery perfect for fans of hard‑edged historical noir. In a city dominated by ruthless political organizations and deep social divides, entrepreneurial Oliver Manchester stands as one of the few willing to treat a woman’s disappearance as more than a tawdry notice in the morning paper. And how can he refuse David

Aletheia by Michael Karlsen-Williksen

A revealing sci‑fi novel that is sure to captivate reflective readers. Humans have always feared the unknown, yet we’re irresistibly drawn to it. That’s why we’ve been looking for life beyond Earth for as long as we’ve had the tools to search. But what happens when we find something? Will we find a way to

The Twisting Ladder by Alex Jones

A mystery’s clever rhythm, a thriller’s propulsive momentum, and a stylish literary voice. The Petrarca name is basically synonymous with the northern Italian city of Parma, so when a Petrarca calls, you answer. Family patriarch Ettore, with his billionaire bank account and relentless pursuit of immortality, is known more for his financial prowess and family

What Do I Tell My Daughter? by Katie Trexler

An emotionally grounded memoir about a woman who takes the hits life throws at her, steadies herself, and moves forward in strength and love. What does having it all look like? For Katie Trexler, it meant enjoying her dream job as a Denver morning news anchor, being a devoted mother to twins, supporting her husband

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