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God Has Never Said No to Anyone’s Healing: The Truth About God Series – Book Three by Delores J. Porter

A fervent, scripture-rich case for a God whose will is always to heal. Porter delivers an impassioned examination of divine healing in the third installment of her Truth About God series, challenging one of Christianity’s most difficult questions: If God…
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God Is Out of the Shadows: The Truth About God Series #2 by Delores J. Porter

An ambitious biblical challenge to centuries of inherited theology. Porter mounts an impassioned challenge to conventional Christian theology in this ambitious examination of God’s nature, goodness, and relationship to human suffering. The book begins with a deceptively simple question: Just…
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God Doesn’t Do Evil That Good May Come: The Truth About God Series by Delores J. Porter

A bracing, scripture-driven case for a God who heals rather than harms. Porter’s debut installment in the Truth About God series is an impassioned, scripture-rich challenge to a familiar explanation for human suffering: that God causes or allows tragedy because…
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Before I Was Jesus: Twenty-Five Secret Identities of Jesus by Gerald D. Robison

An intriguing, Scripture-driven journey into the mysteries of the divine. Robison’s spirited theological study asks a provocative question: If Jesus existed before Bethlehem, where was he during the centuries recorded in the Old Testament? His answer drives this accessible, Scripture-rich…
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Soul Octopus Analogy – The Soul’s Endless Dance Across the Web of Creation Bud Megargee

A bold, imaginative voyage into the soul’s infinite possibilities… Megargee’s latest gives reincarnation an audacious new shape. Imagining the soul as an octopus, he positions its head as the seat of a unified consciousness and its tentacles as individual lives…
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The Power of Four: Elements, Humors, Temperaments, Types by W. Nikola-Lisa

A brisk and brainy tour of the patterns that have shaped how humans understand the world and themselves. Nikola-Lisa’s latest book offers an illuminating tour of the fourfold ideas that have shaped Western thought for more than two millennia. The…
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Summary of The Governed Enterprise: An AI Governance Playbook for Consumer Goods by Robin Horstmann

A disciplined, real-world roadmap for organizations racing to keep AI under control… Horstmann’s debut book addresses one of enterprise AI’s most pressing challenges: governing systems that are already embedded across the business. Horstmann argues that the greatest AI risk facing…
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40 Miles to Happy, the Love Story of a Rancher and his Wife by Vally Mulford

A heartfelt, lyrical, and deeply moving portrait of love, resilience, and ordinary lives… Mulford reflects on the quiet power of ordinary lives in this multigenerational memoir. “Even though the story that we each create will ultimately succumb to time… we…
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Through the Lens of An Ancient Yisra’elite Bible Study by Benjamin N Carrasquillo Jr

Challenging, meticulous, and thought-provoking… Carrasquillo challenges the modern reader’s approach to Scripture in Through the Lens of an Ancient Yisra’elite Bible Study, an expansive work that argues the Bible has long been interpreted through the wrong cultural frame. The author…
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A Real Life American Dream: The John H. McClatchy Story by Susan Marie Chapman

Quietly authoritative, richly detailed, and deeply reflective—a vivid portrait of grit, enterprise, and family. In Chapman’s compelling work, a Philadelphia builder rises from childhood poverty to create one of the region’s most influential real estate empires. Born in Baltimore in…
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Credentialed Dietetics Practitioners with Disabilities Get the Job Done by Suzanne Domel Baxter (Author), Cheryl Iny Harris (Author)

An inspiring yet unsentimental portrait of perseverance, advocacy, and clinical excellence. Credentialed Dietetics Practitioners with Disabilities Get the Job Done is both a professional guide and a deeply human collection of stories that expand our understanding of who belongs in…
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The ME Factor: Your Secret Weapon for Author Visibility by Lisa Towles

Thoughtful, exacting, and quietly radical; a redefinition of what it means to be visible as an author. Towles, a bestselling thriller author with fourteen published novels, opens her latest book with a stark question: in a marketplace saturated with books…
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Identity Crisis: : Who Am I, Really? by M.J. Kelley II

Compassionate, clear, and theologically rich. In this compelling book, Kelley unpacks the deepening identity challenges of a generation shaped by online noise, comparison culture, and the constant push to perform. The author delivers a compelling argument that the modern search…
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Saving Democracy: From the Warnings of 2016 to the Urgency of 2025 by Bob Passi

Bold, provocative, and hopeful… Passi combines historical perspective, vivid allegory, and an urgent tone to chart the nation’s current turmoil and the possibilities for renewal in his compelling work. “The impossible had happened,” opening the book, Passi writes of the…
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Thrive in Chaos by Jace Parker

A raw, no-fluff guide to building real-world resilience when life hits hard. Parker, a seasoned crime scene investigator, lays out a no-nonsense framework for resilience in this autobiographical self-help guide grounded in trauma, crisis, and firsthand experience. The book’s four-part…
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This Stops With Me: Recovering From the Abuse of a Narcissistic Mother and Making Sure You Don’t Become One by Louise Grayhurst

A deeply moving, intellectually grounded, and emotionally brave work… Grayhurst delivers a raw, searingly honest account of what it means to be raised by a narcissistic mother and the long, difficult path toward breaking free and healing. Grayhurst’s voice is…
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Lucid Wake: Equitable Narratives by Duresameen Ashraf

Provocative, poetic, and transformative.  Ashraf’s debut is a bold, provocative exploration of systemic inequities, personal liberation, and the relationship between societal narratives and individual agency. Through a powerful blend of critical theory, poetry, and reflective prose, she delves into the…
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Feedback: Uncovering the Hidden Connections Between Life and the Universe by Nicholas R Golledge

A literary triumph that confronts the age-old inquiries into the essence and significance of life. Acclaimed glaciologist and climate scientist, Golledge, presents a remarkable synthesis of scientific inquiry and poetic reflection in his latest book, offering a comprehensive yet accessible…
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Unearthing Your Latent Potentials: Discovering the Gems of Your Subliminal by Ogbonnaya Agom-Eze

A supremely practical and useful book… Agom-Eze stresses the importance of individual self-awareness and personal discovery of one’s abilities in this empowering guide. His comprehensive approach starts with developing one’s hidden potential. The bulk of the book details how, after…
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The Overlooked Expert by Sarah Gerdes

A terrific guide for anyone looking to build a successful consulting business… In a highly readable work that makes a convincing case to develop a client service business, Gerdes leads the overlooked experts together through a proven approach to realize…