Reviews2021-06-15T12:39:50-07:00

To build her dream bookstore, Toni and her father tear down the old family bakery. But When Walls Talk, their secrets can shake a person to their foundation. Highly recommended!

Nove Meyers reveals the oddities of growing up in a circus family— and his struggles as he studies to become a priest while Running Away from the Circus. Highly recommended!

Kasey J. Claytor shares how she learned to keep Finding the Light on a dark and difficult path in life—caring for her son throughout his early-onset dementia. Recommended!

Russell walks under dark clouds — the loss of his mother, his marriage, and potentially his business. In Unpaved, he looks to the past for a path to the future. Highly recommended!

Scotty adventures through his hometown of Seattle during WWII. In An Empty House Doesn't Sneeze, he and his friends try to grow up amidst the chaos of the war. Highly recommended!

In If Two Are Dead, Detectives Quinn and Garnick take up a case of vicious murder, igniting a mire of ruinous secrets at the pinnacle of 1867 Chicago society. Highly recommended!

Jimmy's eidetic memory opens a path to a better life, but in Roses in December it burdens him with the traumas of Childhood and his service in Afghanistan. Highly recommended!

Burl Harmon shows readers the dread and danger of aerial Combat Missions. But so too does he illustrate the complex, full lives of those he served with. Highly recommended!

Come join The True Adventures of Milton Ginsberg, a delightful little cat, as he travels from Washington to Alaska and back, always following his curiosity. Highly recommended!

This high-stakes thriller rushes from the Vatican to the Kremlin, facing a global crisis and a battle against nuclear threats with international conspiracies.

In the French countryside under lavender skies, young Ellande must sift through a family legacy of tradition, memory, and generational trauma in the aftermath of WWII.

The animals of Harmony Lane try to fix up their playground, and in Let's Work Smarter, realize that they need to be creative in how they work with one another. Highly recommended!

Cheryl Landes struggles to hold life together as her husband Tom sinks deeper into his schizophrenia. As their tragedy deepens, she loses almost all that she has in The Best I Can Do.

Diamond: The Memoir of a Lost Daughter of Japan is an inspiring true story of surviving the darkest of times and embracing the brilliance of love in one's soul. Highly recommended!

In Splintered Dreams, after years of a loveless marriage, Crista searches for connection with her coworker Slade. But both of them struggle to be truly open. Highly Recommended!

In Book of Leprechauns, Shaun, Molly, and Dorker travel back to Ancient Rome to recover a chest of stolen gold and lift their exile from their home. Highly recommended!

Peter Loucas had planned to become a preacher, but his father's sudden death fractures his faith. In The Frog-Eyed Gospel, Pete faces a wide, conflicted world. Highly recommended!

Greta flings herself into a whirlwind of fame and (literal) fairy tale romance. But in Summer Storm, a sinister rival threatens to burn down everything she has. Highly recommended!

Ruth Amanda illustrates the natural and mystical beauty of Barbados in the Island Moon, with lizards on the windowsill and fairies and turtles in the surf. Highly recommended!

Dorcas and her wagon train are on the final stretch to Oregon, but must escape vicious outlaws, internal strife, and the claws of winter to come Rolling Home. Highly recommended!

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