Racial tensions simmer beneath the surface of wartime life in Barrington’s latest, a historical fiction set in 1940s Bamber Bridge, England. When the town is tr...

The classic monsters fight for justice over bigotry in DeGuire’s macabre yet humorous gothic fantasy set in the not-so-quiet hamlet of Killington, Vermont, know...

Nada’s feel-good novel follows Sarah, a mother on the verge of turning 30, who sets out to rediscover herself amid the ups and downs of single life. When parent...

Arnold’s debut mystery kicks off in rural Tick County, Tennessee, where the aftermath of a brutal storm leaves Deputy Steve Elliott searching for two local men ...

In <em>The Inner Space Traveler</em>, Hoefer (<em>The Self</em>) offers readers a pathway to their essential selves by tapping into what they already have insid...

In this searing memoir, Lambert charts his ascent from a dirt-poor boy on North Carolina’s Qualla Boundary to Principal Chief of the Eastern Band of Cherokee In...

Barnhill’s debut calls for business leaders to meet the challenge and promise of the AI era by updating their “Leadership Operating Systems” and embracing a new...

The clarifying and persuasive second volume of Harvey and Keil’s series studying, with fresh perspectives, the root causes of the Great Depression builds on the...

Schmalle (author of <em>The Body Activated Learning Handbook</em>) is on a welcome mission: demonstrating to parents practical steps to raise their children in ...

“For the first time in human history, we have two presences. One is the physical body we occupy. The other is digital,” Tate writes at the outset of this intell...