Book Awards, Editorial Reviews & More!
Book Awards, Editorial Reviews & More!
A thoughtful work that lays the groundwork for a faith that is made stronger by finding its weakest points and repairing them. Imagine a home with a tiny leak in one corner of the roof. At first, it’s just a small discoloration on the ceiling, easy to hide, easier to ignore. The stain doesn’t spread
A forthright and tender memoir about searching for fulfillment everywhere except the one place it lives. Have you ever been in an unpleasant, difficult, or downright terrible situation and been told that the challenge is an opportunity in disguise? That you might have more to gain by moving forward than by staying comfortably, safely stuck?
A warm, searching invitation to a sturdier and more generous faith. Have you ever had doubts about your faith but been too afraid to voice them? Has a fellow believer said or done something that left you feeling confused, ashamed, or unsure of what God really expects of you? If so, D.L. Webster wants you
Wonderfully whimsical and gently profound. Most people would say Jonah Hutchins lets his imagination run wild. Being described as a weird kid isn’t entirely inaccurate, but Jonah would argue that he is simply better at seeing the unseen. The spicy neighborhood harpy he knows by name? As real as a librarian with supersonic hearing. His
A raw, tender exploration of what it means to carry hurt and keep choosing to move forward. Stability isn’t easy to come by these days, so it’s no wonder Raphi Cohen has stayed with her manipulative, chaotic partner for far too long. But one disastrous Valentine’s dinner might snap the last thread tying their relationship
Opinionated, brash, insensitive, crude, and quite possibly the kind of voice people need now more than ever. Question: Markx – Perspectives in Philosophy is a provocative collection of essays that touts curiosity over arrogance and inquiry over dogmatism. Without sanding down a single edge, Lawrence Q. Markx tackles 33 questions ranging from the “isms” that
A gentle cozy mystery with a big-hearted heroine. Chloe Weaver has practically perfected the art of being overlooked. It’s a talent she never asked for, though 14 siblings could make anyone feel invisible. But it isn’t the extra attention from her faith-forward parents that she craves. For Chloe, it is the wholesome interest from a
Mikaila Emery’s life seems quite ordinary until she encounters a brilliant manifestation of holiness in a dreamlike vision. There, she sees her best friend get in a terrible car accident: With a cavalier attitude toward both her safety and her faith, Mikaila’s friend Chara climbs into an SUV thinking, “I could put my seatbelt on,
A book that fosters change in a healthier, more compassionate light. Lose 20 pounds without diet or exercise! Cure diabetes with this simple breakfast hack! Better sleep in as little as three nights! We’ve all seen flashy claims like these, offering big results with little effort. Even knowing they’re clickbait, we’re drawn in because many
A poignant intergenerational story that champions enduring love in a world often clouded by hate. Dear Laura, A Lost Chapter of WWII is the culmination of years of research, correspondence, inquiry, enlightenment, and soul-searching. Written by Laura Elliott, the book is a poignant intergenerational story that champions enduring love in a world often clouded by
A philosophical journey that is intellectually rich and thoroughly enjoyable. On Wednesday morning, Aurelia Tueri died. But thanks to the technology she received as a refugee to Senhika, death was only a temporary situation. While Aurelia is glad to be alive, having a fancy AI enhancement wasn’t an advancement she asked for. Still, when she
Audiences will find comfort in the capable hands of Dr. Apigian. The Biology of Trauma: How the Body Holds Fear, Pain, and Overwhelm, and How to Heal It is a work that reframes trauma as a biological condition rooted in the body’s survival systems rather than a problem confined to the mind. Drawing on her
A story of resilience, hope, and the simple things that help us hold on and move forward together. Shaggy’s Cheeseburgers by Ron Ladner is a moving memoir about rebuilding a life, a community, and a sense of purpose in the wake of devastation. When Hurricane Katrina struck, Ladner lost not only his home but also
A gentle but challenging call to awaken, expand their sense of self, and step into a life rooted in peace, clarity, and meaning. Awaken Your Soul: How to Find Your Inner Spirit and Life’s Purpose by Theodore Orenstein offers a contemplative guide for those seeking depth, direction, and a more authentic connection to life. Drawing
Rooted in love, connection, and self-care. Resilient Activism: Igniting Wild Hope in Uncertain Times by Laurie Benson offers a vision of engagement that resists despair and cultivates sustainability in both spirit and action. At a moment in history when many feel the weight of injustice yet struggle against exhaustion or anger, Benson reframes activism as
The rare novel that is both heartbreaking and uplifting. Forgiven by Bruce J. Berger is a layered, emotionally resonant novel about family, faith, and the difficult paths to healing. The story follows the Covo family, each member bearing private grief and unresolved conflicts. Nicky is a Holocaust survivor and respected Brooklyn psychiatrist who is rocked
An original story that is as educational as it is engaging. It is 1968, and the only thing Anna Rossi is sure of is that she doesn’t fit in, not into the American Ideal, not with her romantic partners, not with her multinational heritage, and not even among her peers. So when she gets an
An articulate, erudite, and intellectually incisive novel. “You have metastatic Stage IV prostate cancer, Will. It has spread.” This news is not entirely unexpected for septuagenarian Will Barnes. From damaged Marine to proud grandfather, Will’s life has been marked by significant milestones, irreversible choices, and thoughtful adaptation. And now, time is running short to complete
Shines like a sunlit anthem of self-expression and joy. Surya has a hobby he’d rather keep secret: he likes to sing. He practices a lot, so much that his singing annoys his sister in the other room as she rehearses her dancing. And while Surya likes to sing, what he really loves is dance. Specifically,
Michael Brown loved music, musical composition, and his darling departed fiancée, Sarah. But that man has been dead for decades by the time a young boy realizes Michael’s memories and feelings live inside him. At only 4 years old, Julian shocks his mother when he skillfully plays an unfamiliar song on the piano, one of
Chilling, stimulating, and strikingly unique. MoxWorld Holdings is a global brand that the world can’t seem to live without, solving everyday problems with innovative solutions. From eco-friendly MoxMovers that have revolutionized transportation to the MoxWrap, a multifunctional device that monitors vitals and manages tasks while delivering an amplified punch when necessary, MoxWorld products have redefined
An upbuilding, honest account that takes readers on an invigorating journey of spiritual growth. Are you a Christian who wrestles with dark or shameful thoughts that can’t be eradicated with willpower? Does fear shape your interpretation of Scripture? Does happiness depend on others’ approval? Does lingering doubt persist? If so, you’ll appreciate the struggles of
Time may offer perspective, soften painful memories, and create opportunities to rebuild, but the Hart family is evidence that it does not heal all wounds. Once a thriving and joyful household, they are shattered by a series of devastating events. The family faces the heartbreak of multiple miscarriages, the tragic loss of the father in
Dr. Suzan G, Senior Archivist of the 4th Millennium, is renowned in the underworld for her remarkable insights. Years of meticulous research and documentation of ancient civilizations have established her as an authority on the past and a beacon of hope for the future. Or at least, that’s what she should represent for the people.
