October 6, 2026
In The Faces of Bipolar, Jeremy M. Davis recounts his eventual diagnosis and what he calls “the wreckage” resulting from his bipolar mood disorder.
The software engineer/manager has spent his adult life trying to figure out why his “own brain keeps trying to burn everything down” and why there’s a gap between the science of […]
September 29, 2026
“In this book, you will find a straightforward guide to selecting a partner,” Quiñones notes in her Introduction. “While I recommend considering these criteria, they are not a guarantee of success of happiness in love,” but can help “avoid the negative consequences of choosing blindly.”
The first chapter asks readers to “assess [their] readiness for […]
September 29, 2026
Students at all levels face stressors that can undermine their ability to retain what they’ve learned. In Rooted & Rising, author Opeyemi Jaunty-Aidamenbor discusses how good study habits and a strong Christian faith can turbo-charge those efforts and get better results.
The author builds each chapter by defining its topic and laying out some practical […]
September 22, 2026
Ordinary words like “turn,” “river” and “flop” take on a new meaning in the world of the card game Texas Hold’em. In this useful offering, Michael Stelzer not only speaks the language of the game fluently but also provides mathematical know-how to optimize gameplay.
Stelzer aims his book at readers with more than passing knowledge […]
September 15, 2026
Real estate developer Jack R. Taylor challenges the idea that success is self-made in this memoir that traces how hardship, mentors and good fortune shaped his life and emotional healing.
Taylor argues that achievement cannot erase emotional wounds. He recounts a childhood of beatings, little affection, frequent moves across California, and three stepfathers by age […]
September 15, 2026
In The Bridge to Transformation, a psychologist reveals the insights she gained by exploring her dreams with a trusted Jungian analyst and explains how the process works.
Melinda Fouts recognized she suffered from a mother complex, a term coined by Swiss psychoanalyst Carl Jung. Melinda’s mother envied her daughter’s intelligence and drive, constantly undermining her […]
September 15, 2026
Ilia Sheludiakov’s Temporalism is a philosophical discussion of the passage of time, and how a person might make life’s journey meaningful.
Temporalism to Sheludiakov is the challenge to actively create a fulfilling life despite the infuriating human perception of time as both running out and dragging on. Using the age-old metaphor of time as a […]
September 8, 2026
Escape the System is a book of directives urging individuals to subvert and escape an undefined “system.” The book consists of 12 chapters averaging about ten pages each, with each page containing around 50 words. Chapter titles announce the author’s stance, including: “Understand the System to Escape”; “Why Most People Go Back,” “How the System […]
September 1, 2026
Author John Garry’s An Unfair Advantage provides strategies and tactics for entrepreneurs to build credit as fast and reliably as possible.
Entrepreneurs and business owners seeking to expand their operations need capital. That usually means bank loans and lines of credit. But the sub-prime mortgage meltdown of 2007 drove lenders to replace personal relationships of […]
August 20, 2026
In this valuable offering, Dr. Kristine Sickels aims to give women leaders the tools to break into male-dominated conversations.
According to a 2025 report, the U.S. population is 50.5% female, but women hold only 29% of the C-suite, or top leadership positions in American companies. Worse, many female leaders are often silent, Sickels contends, because […]