Being told she will never truly love leaves Joy von Lemberg with a question she struggles to silence. Her life already holds motherhood, marriage, scientific work, and an influential place among witches. In Joy: A Novel, Annabelle Scarlette von Lemberg explores what happens when an unexpected attraction threatens a woman’s carefully guarded understanding of herself.
Most people depend on electricity every hour of the day while rarely thinking about the vast network keeping it available. Battery Revolution: A BizOps Chronicles Novel by Jeff Pierson brings … View Details
Grief has a way of changing the questions people ask about life. Ideas that once seemed certain can suddenly feel fragile, while ordinary moments acquire an entirely different significance. In … View Details
Adventure can change the way a person sees risk, preparation, and the natural world. Across Beyond Limits and Thistlegorm Expedition & Other Adventures, Dr. Rajarshi Pal recounts true experiences from … View Details
A friendship can begin with a few spoken words. For the central character in Anna Wants to Speak!, those words carry a risk that shapes every attempt to reach another … View Details
An urgent dental problem might sound like an unlikely beginning for a detective adventure, yet it becomes exactly that in Chloe The Detective. The Case Of The Upset Tooth. Marsha … View Details
Most bills arrive with a due date. The ones T. A. Chamberlain writes about arrive years late, and they rarely explain what they are for. The Cost of Easy: How … View Details
Some mysteries begin with evidence. Others restart when somebody recognizes a face. In A Driftwood Doll, Richard Enns takes the second path, bringing retired detective Michael Tough into a five-year-old … View Details
Some legal thrillers begin with a crime. Julian Drake’s Diary of A Well-Disciplined Lawyer begins with something broader: the experiences that teach a person when to challenge authority. Through Egyptian-born … View Details
The moment after clicking a suspicious link can feel painfully long. Questions arrive quickly: Was that message genuine? What information was shared? Which account needs attention first? Rex Calloway explores the habits and uncertainties behind those moments in Stop Doing Dumb Shit Online: A Non-Technical Guide to Staying Safe on the Internet. His accessible approach gives readers practical ways to understand the technology they already depend on.
A customer enters a store, browses several products, makes a purchase, and leaves. The experience appears ordinary, yet a network of cameras, analytical tools, databases, and automated systems may have … View Details
For a young child, offering help can be a surprisingly big moment. A small gesture might brighten someone’s afternoon, begin a friendship, or reveal how much one little person has to give. That sense of possibility sits at the heart of E.K. Mockingham’s Pickled Chicken, a picture book that approaches kindness through an amusing adventure involving a chick, his best friend, and a very unusual snack.