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A heart-warming and nostalgic Cornish family saga. Perfect for fans of Sheila Newberry and Katie Flynn. WHEN TRAGEDY STRIKES, WILL HER FAMILY COME TOGETHER AGAIN? Almost a decade after …

Robert Eversz”s edgy and endearing heroine Nina Zero is back…and this time she”s embroiled in her most dangerous case ever — investigating L.A.”s underground S&M scene while getting caught up …

The population of London soared during the Industrial Revolution and the poorer areas became iconic places of overcrowding and vice. Focusing on the communities of Westminster, Mac Kay shows that …

Ranu and his father must face a terrible truth, learning that Ranu’s mother has died in an attempt to feed her family. Only later do they realize that the mysterious events that have been occurring …

Running along the shore with a kite bigger than they are, Kiki and Madi make several failed attempts to launch their kite. When their Grandpa takes over and the kite ends up nose down in the sand, a …

In Ways of Nature, Dr. Decossard articulates the first theory of evolution since Darwin. By his own account, he stumbled upon his proposed mechanism of eukaryogenesis using a process worthy of the …

Join Lexi the friendly coonhound as she has fun learning yoga in the second installment of the heartfelt Lexi the Coonhound Finds a New Home! series, Lexi the Coonhound Does Yoga!. Lexi loves her new …

MOONS is a tale of two worlds at cross-purposes, orbiting around a once-habitable planet. Read how two men, strangers to each other, are commissioned to find and bring their chosen heir back to claim …

The first book in the two-volume series, QUANTUM SEED, is a captivating and immersive adventure perfect for fans of speculative science-fiction author Ted Chiang and the hard-science novel Portals by …

‘A Plato Primer’ introduces beginning students and the general reader to the main theses, concepts and arguments in Plato”s philosophy. Subtle, versatile and multi-faceted though Plato”s thought …