The Foreigners by Neway Atnafu

A generous coming-of-age story that grants a broader perspective on the world. Jinka Ethiopia is home to a group of friends whose bonds will last a lifetime. They may not have similar home lives or come from the same family, but they have more in common than not, especially as their respective journeys take them […]

Leading with Purpose by Jonathan H. Westover

Longtime managers will be grateful for the help in orienting themselves in today’s workplace and newly minted leaders will find relief in the trustworthy advice. Rome wasn’t built in a day and neither is a good leader. If you find yourself in a position of oversight, want to be a force for positive change, and

Out of Body by Lina Hansen

A deceptively warm murder mystery with a magical twist. Myrtle Coldron has an uncanny knack for finding trouble. This time, an otherwise pleasant hike with her recent partner ends with a horrific discovery. Among the nettles, they find a pile of dried-out human remains that suggests a dubious crime. Between running the Witch’s Retreat B&B

Boost Your Bullsh*t Resilience At Work by Chris Reavis

So entertaining that you might forget it is a nonfiction book. After a long day on the job, what is your conversation like at home? If your day went well, maybe you’re celebrating your successes. More often, though, the conversation likely circles around incompetent leadership, obnoxious coworkers, or other repetitious frustrations from work. This cycle

Justice Rendered by Kit Karson

Just as entertaining as the other books in this fast-moving series. Montana is a land of untamed wilderness and endless sky, and Stone County Sheriff Peter Elliott never fails to take this into account. He is quick to appreciate the good things in his life and slow to overreact, no matter how large or small

Innocence Slain by Kit Karson

An irresistible mystery set in a thriving Montana town. In Stone County, the biggest problems include neighborhood busybodies and unleashed dogs, and Sheriff Peter Elliott enjoys the prevailing sense of peace he’s worked hard to cultivate. “Nestled in the pine forests of the Moonlight Mountains, overlooking meandering Flint Creek and the valley it waters,” Anderson

Land Grab by Kit Karson

An engaging mystery set in an especially rugged atmosphere. Anderson is a hardy Montana town whose only claim to fame is its rich yield of volcanic sapphires. A rare geologic wonder, these beautiful blue gems draw busloads of eager visitors hoping to unearth their own valuable treasure. Striking it rich in the American West has

Blood of Fire by Myrielle Glassman

Velvety-smooth storytelling and an entrancing magical world. Bloodborn by birth and duty-bound by choice, Meara swore her oath to the Order at the tender age of thirteen. The commission to protect the mortal realm became Meara’s life and passion, though many years of bloodshed have taken a toll. Lately, King Iain’s demands have become increasingly

I Never Knew How Old I Was by David Joseph

Well-executed, instantly engaging, and lively enough to keep readers interested and eager. Time is an unyielding force, but how we respond to this progression looks different for everyone. And though time is a constant element, our experiences are not quite as consistent. “Are we all born young or are some of us born old?” This

Red Queen: Skies of Freedom by R.F. Reynolds

A history-bending tale that intelligently blends action, suspense, ingenuity, and clever banter. Rhett might be young, but his observant nature, unrelenting curiosity, and constantly churning mind keep inexperience from getting in his way. And it’s a good thing because Rhett is suddenly propelled from second mate of the airship Red Queen to completely out of

Juris Ex Machina by John W. Maly

This intelligently composed novel is an arresting trip into a terrifyingly plausible future. Arcadia is an idyllic city nestled under a protective dome. The air is clean, neighborhoods are safe, and laws are enforced with impartiality and fairness. But living one’s whole life under the dome can be a stifling existence. Perhaps it is restlessness

Mia’s Journey by Diane Byington

A whirlwind of drama, suspense, and action. A person with claustrophobia typically has an intense fear of enclosed spaces. Although it feels that way to astronaut Mia Gray, her claustrophobic space is neither small, tight, nor enclosed. Earth encumbers like a straightjacket, one she desperately wants to escape. Years of training, passion, fear, and anticipation

Nothing Short of Odd by Loredano Cafaro

An unconventional collection that serves as fuel to imagination’s fire. When a story is evocative, the words elicit strong emotions and vivid images. Every one of the sixteen stories in Nothing Short of Odd has that powerful effect. A casual collection of short and flash fiction by Loredano Cafaro, the stories each possess a different

Hometown by S.A. Fanning

Cuts to the heart in so many ways that are personal and profound. Every sport has its storied rivalries. The Celtics and the Lakers. The Red Sox and the Yankees. The Buckeyes and the Wolverines. High school football has Stonewall and Briggs, a matchup the whole city turns out for. But this year’s most highly

Quantum Consequence by Mike Murphey

A steady flow of madcap antics and sardonic charm. Marshall Grissom could be described by some as a lovable oaf, but it definitely depends on who you ask. Marta took Marshall as a lover, but that doesn’t mean she’s fooled by his unthreatening manner. When things go wrong, and they always go wrong with these

Blooms at Midnight by Olivia Kay Washington

As much a journey of love as it is one of loss. How would you explain the rhythm of music to a deaf person? A colorful painting to a blind person? The cry of a newborn to a mother deprived of that glorious moment? Blooms at Midnight is an anthology of heartbreaking prose and poems

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