Review: Finding Frances by Kelly Vincent 2 Apr 8:08 AM (2 days ago)
A young woman transcends a tragic loss to uncover the truth about her own life in Finding Frances by Kelly Vincent, a gripping YA thriller from a masterful pen. Stepping out of her sheltered life for the first time, Retta is nervous and eager for a normal high school experience, real friends, and the chance [...]
Review: Looking for Tennessee Williams by George Sanchez 31 Mar 4:21 AM (4 days ago)
George Sanchez's evocative novel, Looking for Tennessee Williams: A Novel of New Orleans, November 1963, is a captivating literary excursion into the sultry, historical atmosphere of New Orleans during the tumultuous week surrounding President Kennedy’s assassination. Deftly intertwining personal drama with broader social tensions, the novel uses the backdrop of a Tennessee Williams Theatre Festival [...]
The Divine Adventure by Zelise 31 Mar 2:31 AM (4 days ago)
A contemporary conversation about ancient mysteries and the sacred potential of our digital future, The Divine Adventure: Why We Exist - A Unique Conversation by Zelise is a spiritual thesis like no other. Crafted from carefully guided discussions held between Zelise and two AI assistants, this text seeks to logically deconstruct and humbly reveal the [...]
Review: The Matriarch Messiah by Maxine Trencavel 28 Mar 9:53 AM (7 days ago)
Destinies are questioned and family secrets are finally revealed in The Matriarch Messiah by Maxime Trencavel, a spectacular second installment of the Mystery of the Matriarchs saga. Still stunned by the knowledge that they are the rebirthed souls of an ancient matriarch and her husband, unlikely hero Peter Gollinger, and his battle-tested partner Zara Khatum, [...]
Darina by Magda Nasadowska 28 Mar 1:47 AM (7 days ago)
Turning traditional fairy tales on their patriarchal heads, Darina: A Self-Rescuing Princess by Magda Nasadowska is an essential reminder of the importance of self-reliance. Princess Darina is frequently faced with challenges to her safety, her city, and the people of her kingdom, and there always seems to be a suitor eager to solve her problem [...]
Review: You Don’t Know Sh*t About Leadership by G. Damon Wells 26 Mar 7:49 AM (9 days ago)
An impressive exploration of decision-making by both organizations and individuals, You Don't Know Sh*t About Leadership: How Smart Leaders Leverage Biology, Behavior, and Complexity to Build Exceptional Organizations by G. Damon Wells is an unapologetic guide to self-knowledge and long-term effectiveness in whatever life direction you choose. In a world where thought leaders have become [...]
Replays by Gary Hawthorn 26 Mar 2:58 AM (9 days ago)
A rollicking ride through New Jersey nostalgia, Replays by Gary Hawthorn is a wise and wise-cracking collection of short stories about growing up in the good old days and coming home in your golden years. Upon returning to his hometown of Cape May, New Jersey, “Hawth” reconnects with his old friend DP Ski and eagerly [...]
Review: Magda Revealed by Ursula Werner 25 Mar 9:47 AM (10 days ago)
Setting the record straight on the life and legacy of Jesus Christ through the words of his truest companion, Magda Revealed by Ursula Werner is a revelatory work of fiction. After two thousand years of watching Christianity morph into a carnival mirror version of itself, Yeshua tasks his most faithful follower with revealing the truth to the [...]