Some horror stories creep up on you slowly; others seize you from the first page. It Moves in Darkness does both, blending retro 1980s atmosphere with modern tension in a way that feels both nostalgic and deeply unsettling. In her debut novel, author Lisa Keeton King channels her lifelong love of classic horror— especially the... Continue Reading →
BREAK THE MOLD
HOW TO ACHIEVE TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE, SCALE, AND GROWTH SIMULTANEOUSLY By Alan Whitman Why We Love It! BREAK THE MOLD is the rare leadership book that doesn’t deal in theory — it deals in results. Alan Whitman didn’t just talk about transformational change; he tripled the size of one of America’s largest accounting firms in under... Continue Reading →
The Power Doctrine
Building Black Wealth, Influence, and Institutions That Last By Loren Douglass Why We Love It The Power Doctrine is one of the most ambitious and necessary leadership books of the decade—an intellectual blueprint for building real, lasting power in a time when most institutions are crumbling under the weight of performative leadership and short-term thinking.... Continue Reading →
Here Lies Kathryn
By Guyareto Games Why We Love It! Here Lies Kathryn is the kind of sci-fi LitRPG that grabs you by the throat from page one and refuses to let go. This book blends emotional depth with high-stakes digital warfare, throwing readers into a surreal, simulated world where memory, identity, and reality constantly glitch. Rhames' desperate... Continue Reading →
Family Stories Month
Celebrate Family Stories All Month Long Family stories shape us and they are where laughter meets memory, where generational wisdom whispers in quiet moments, and where ordinary days become extraordinary tales. This month, we’re celebrating the power of family as captured in heartfelt memoirs and fiction alike. From unapologetic parents and resilient siblings to unexpected... Continue Reading →
Walk Me Through Your Resume
Essays By Martha Cooney Why We Love It! If you’ve ever worked a bizarre job, lived paycheck-to-paycheck, or wondered how your résumé became a patchwork of chaos this book is your soulmate. Martha Cooney turns the gig economy inside out with sharp humor and classic Philly grit. Her essays are hilarious, self-aware, and quietly profound,... Continue Reading →
Sweetly Sunday
Internationally Inspired Dessert Recipes By Michelle Carlson Why We Love It! Sweetly Sunday is pure joy in cookbook form a global dessert adventure baked right into your Sunday routine. Michelle Carlson takes readers on a delicious tour of the world with recipes inspired by dozens of countries, all tested, refined, and perfected in her home... Continue Reading →
Love’s Second Chance
By Joyce Armstrong Why We Love It! Set against the open skies and rugged charm of Texas, Love’s Second Chance is a tender, slow-burn romance about trust, healing, and rediscovering love after heartbreak. Shaye, a wedding consultant burned by betrayal, wants nothing to do with love or cowboys. But when her cousin pushes her toward... Continue Reading →
State of Georgia versus Clevon Jamel Jenkins
The Tragically Sad and True Account of How Ambitious Prosecutors, Inept Lawyers, and Incompetent Judges Sent a Black Teenager to Prison for Life Without Any Possibility of Parole for a Heinous Murder He Did Not Commit By Robert Michael Kelly, Esq. Why We Love It! A powerful and deeply researched exposé of the justice system... Continue Reading →
They Answered the Call
Minnesota's Beltrami County Women Who Served in the Military During WWII By Michael Herbert Ph.D. Why We Love It! This is local history at its finest—and national history at its most human. They Answered the Call captures the incredible stories of ordinary women who did extraordinary things, showing that patriotism knows no gender. Dr. Herbert’s... Continue Reading →
