Modified on October 20, 2026
Some books are read quickly, while others encourage readers to slow down and listen to what is stirring within. Seven Colours of the Soul by Valbona B Voca belongs to the second kind, offering poetry … Continue
Modified on October 20, 2026
Some houses reveal their weaknesses through cracked walls, uneven floors, and leaking pipes. People often hide theirs far more carefully. In Load Bearing, Lily Woodfield brings both kinds of vulnerability together through a witty contemporary … Continue
Published on October 15, 2026
Recurring workplace challenges can drain time, weaken morale, and leave leaders questioning why their solutions fail to produce lasting results. In Is This a Problem or a Symptom?: Surface, Structural, Systemic: A Short Guide to … Continue
Published on October 15, 2026
Life has a way of bringing difficult questions into the most carefully arranged plans. In Ana Braunstein’s four-book This Case and My Life series, a successful attorney discovers how deeply ambition, love, and family responsibilities … Continue
Published on October 15, 2026
A vampire and a necromancer meet in a seedy motel room, setting the stage for an unusual partnership. In Thomas L. Vaultonburg’s Necromancers Don’t Read Toe Tags, supernatural investigations open the door to a city … Continue
Published on October 15, 2026
A longing for deeper meaning can arrive quietly, through an unanswered question or a feeling that life holds something more. In The Hidden Scroll: Journey of the Soul, Steven Benitez explores that longing through ancient … Continue
Modified on October 20, 2026
Artificial intelligence is changing how customers seek help, how employees perform their roles, and how organizations measure service performance. In The CS Value Engineâ„¢: Eight Leadership Decisions for the AI Era of Customer Service, Philip … Continue
Published on October 15, 2026
Returning to a familiar place can bring back feelings that years of distance have barely touched. In Like a Sister: Except When She Isn’t, Richard Greye and Jayne Greye bring two childhood friends back to … Continue
Modified on October 20, 2026
The end of civilization has inspired countless stories, yet a distinctive protagonist can make the familiar feel dangerous again. In Code 9C4Y, author P. R. L. places disability, perception, guardianship, and human connection at the … Continue
Published on October 12, 2026
A slight change in position can reveal details that were always present yet difficult to notice. In The True Middle: Humanity Within Business, Systems Within Human Life, Joseph Hay invites readers to reconsider how perspective … Continue
Modified on October 20, 2026
Some relationships leave behind questions that linger long after the last conversation. A familiar memory, an imagined future, or the wish for an explanation can keep someone emotionally connected to a person who caused them … Continue
Published on October 12, 2026
A changing workplace can leave people questioning their income, their security, and their place in society. In After Magnifica Humanitas: Human Worth in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, Arturo Alvarado explores those concerns through a … Continue
Modified on October 20, 2026
Faith can offer comfort, purpose, and a sense of connection. In Heretical Talk, it also becomes the gateway to disturbing questions that stretch across time, trauma, and dimensions. Debut author Beau Lemmerman brings together six … Continue
Modified on October 20, 2026
Wouter van Wyk returns to a world of forbidden knowledge, digital surveillance, and ancient power in Legacy of Silence, the second book in the Brotherhood Chronicles. This cyber-occult thriller raises the stakes through a sweeping … Continue
Published on October 11, 2026
Life’s deepest questions often emerge through familiar experiences: a relationship, a melody, a quiet moment, or a visit to an ancient temple. In Shiva – The Metaphor of Life and Beyond, Srikanth Joshi brings these … Continue