by Lauren Sheldon | Dec 20, 2024
Dr. Jack Forester has seen his share of trauma as an emergency physician. He’s now the dean of a medical school and a single father still grieving the death of his wife. But the real abyss opens when a brilliant former colleague that Jack had flushed from cover...
by Catherine Herold | Dec 16, 2024
A Life Made From Scratch is a brutally honest, frequently funny memoir about Marie Newman’s rise to “controversial” congresswoman, mother of a transgender daughter, antibullying activist, and CEO. Marie shares the stories of her hard-fought business and political wins...
by Catherine Herold | Dec 4, 2024
Would-be soccer star Sean McLaine knows what it’s like to still inhabit a child’s body in high school. Well into junior year, he remains woefully puberty-challenged, and it’s messing with his soccer dreams. Ignored by his coaches, he faces daily...
by Catherine Herold | Dec 4, 2024
Raised in a law enforcement family, Detective Darlene “Dee” DiBenedetto has lived her life based on tenets of fairness and justice and the triumph of good over evil. She is fearless, hardworking, and driven. But after suffering unspeakable atrocities at...
by Lauren Sheldon | Dec 2, 2024
It begins with a monkey. It ends with an inescapable tragedy. In 1957, Gwendolyn is living the domestic dream as the prized wife of the dashing Dr. Paul Stanley Bollinger, with three beautiful, healthy children and a charming Edwardian home in the historic town...
by Lauren Sheldon | Dec 2, 2024
After almost three decades of suspecting he might have a son he had never met, Nathan Aguinaga, retired master sergeant, husband, and father, got a call that changed his life. Through the miracle of DNA testing, his son had found him. A short and sweet tale of...
by Adrienne Folkerts | Nov 26, 2024
Love and adventure don’t mix, or so thinks Eleanor Morgan, a teacher of poetry in 1918 Oklahoma. And she’s heard the call to adventure all her life: through books, through histories and fairy stories, entering their worlds and their fancies. This kind of...
by Adrienne Folkerts | Nov 26, 2024
Many of us experience heartbreak, abuse, and a variety of “unmentionable” challenges in trying to make our relationships successful. For many couples, these challenges are daunting, especially when your partner becomes someone you despise as much as you adore. If that...
by Adrienne Folkerts | Nov 26, 2024
I could probably use a thousand words to try to describe how it is over here and never really quite explain it at all. Sergeant at War: Letters Home from Vietnam depicts the true story of Sergeant Michael Gordon’s time in the Vietnam War, as shared in letters written...
by Adrienne Folkerts | Nov 26, 2024
As public opinion began to sour on higher education, Barbara Gitenstein became president of the College of New Jersey (TCNJ), today one of the most competitive and successful public undergraduate institutions in the Northeast, second among New Jersey institutions only...
by Adrienne Folkerts | Nov 15, 2024
When a popular fishing captain is murdered on his own trawler, everyone in Haversport, Massachusetts, knows the culprit is a young deckhand named Ben Broome, including Detective Lillian Grimes. But Ben has discovered the perfect hiding place: as a reporter writing for...
by Adrienne Folkerts | Nov 15, 2024
Despite the best efforts of traditional Western medical care, millions of people worldwide are left suffering from a chronic pain condition they can’t seem to shake. Considering we are hardwired to heal at every level, having healed every ache, pain, illness,...
by Adrienne Folkerts | Nov 15, 2024
In a world where the pace of digital transformation accelerates daily, The AI Lead: Overcoming Data Drag to Accelerate Digital Dominance emerges as a critical road map for leaders at the forefront of innovation. Authored by Dr. Brian Lambert, with his rich background...
by Adrienne Folkerts | Nov 15, 2024
Brotherhood is more than skin-deep. After Alex’s family is killed by the Ku Klux Klan during the Great Depression, he takes refuge in the barn of a nearby dairy farm. The family that owns the dairy, including their young son Pete, take in Alex and raise the...
by Adrienne Folkerts | Nov 1, 2024
High school math teacher Ezra Pavic is having a hard time. His wife left him, his son barely tolerates him, and now he’s being blindsided by something he never saw coming: the emotional spin cycle of parenting a parent. His mother Irene has dementia, and it’s...
