Set in the unique realm of rare bookselling, <em>Between Memory and Oblivion</em> is a story of protecting the written word against a digital world threatening ...

Leeta Simtar, a Brid—or interspecies hybrid—wrestles with her dual heritage: 29% Furean and 71% Gemian. Unlike the Reals—pure-blooded Fureans who embody control...

Brooks’s pleasing enemies-to-lovers romance—the second in her Whispering Valley series (after <em>Wild Hearts</em>)—saturates readers with real life angst and s...

In his latest David Elliott mystery (after <em>The Girl in the Orange Maillot</em>), Herrington examines the far-reaching consequences of revenge. In 1960s Elle...

In Karan’s condensed explanation of Vedantic principles, taking “a romantic approach to your intellect” means combining the spiritual and scientific—and commenc...

“For way too many people, we were so poor we didn’t deserve to eat,” Foster writes in this clear-eyed, point-proving memoir of growing up in poverty with “ultra...

Innovation transcends mere business success, argues Cerdá in this fresh debut; it should encompass “the people you empower, the cultures you create, and the uns...

O’Meara delivers a deeply personal, immersive, and visceral Vietnam War memoir, capturing young soldiers' raw, unvarnished reality as they are thrown into gruel...

Holistic health practitioner Biro (author of Massage for Couples</em>) breaks down the basics for parents seeking a more natural lifestyle for their children, s...

“Now, you may be wondering why a book that promised to take a systematic, scientific approach is now introducing the premise of life after death,” Karan notes a...