A powerful argument for returning to the sacred roots of Christianity and the Catholic Church, Because It's True.: From Confusion to Communion: An Honest Search for the Church Founded by Jesus Christ by Kristie Lilley is a deeply researched and reverent [...]
Lovingly researched and compassionately penned, Pope Paul VI and His Quest for Peace: 1963-1978: Volume One: “Never Again War!” by Rev. John F. Tuohey, PhD is a timely tribute to the pontiff's determined focus on world peace. Laying out a fascinating [...]
Offering healthy and productive solutions to the anxiety-riddled realm of work-life balance, Work Smart, Worry Less: The Ultimate Guide with Proven Strategies to Stop Overthinking, Overcome Anxiety, and Thrive in Your Fast-Paced Career by William A. Lyric is a refreshing and [...]
An educational, intelligent, and comprehensive guide to the vast spectrum of queer identity, 104 Pride Flags by Matti Charlton is an exhaustive record of queer representation. While most readers will recognize the main rainbow flag, this fifth edition is freshly updated [...]
A chaotic outlaw and a drug-addled genius slip into the circle of a savage killer in Taking Care of Business: A Neo-Noir Tale of Drugs, Chaos, and Death (The Business Trilogy Book 1) by Simon Pearce, a raunchy romp of strange [...]
An exploration of core spiritual principles from an educator, scholar, and seasoned man of the cloth, Striving to be Perfect as the Heavenly Father is Perfect: Reflections on Christian Maturity in Decision-Making, Forgiving, and Reconciliation by Fr. John F. Tuohey is [...]
A wide-ranging compendium of insight regarding the diagnosis and treatment of common neurological and psychiatric conditions, Neurology and Psychiatry: Lectures and Clinical Pearls by Lawrence Robbins, M.D. is a concise and essential guide. Reading like shorthand notes from a less accessible [...]
A breathless spree of manic fiction that is unflinchingly absurdist, allegorical, and disturbed, Cleave the Sparrow by Jonathan Katz is a cautionary head-trip that makes no apologies. After the radical leader of the New Party, Wilder Crick, executes himself in front [...]
Setting the record straight on the life and legacy of Jesus Christ through the words of his truest companion, Magda Revealed by Ursula Werner is a revelatory work of fiction. After two thousand years of watching Christianity morph into a carnival mirror version [...]
Composed with the gritty edge of Deep South sorrow, I Wanted to Be a Bluesman by David Joseph is a stirring reflection on how music permeates every corner of our lives. From haunted record shops and Eric Clapton's dire warnings to [...]