A young girl’s fancy takes flight in Welton’s charming debut picture book. In a distant kingdom bursting “with rays of light,” the inquisitive Myrtle gets lost ...

Young scientist and widow Mayela has always wondered if the visions she’s experienced since childhood are merely hallucinations or a glimpse into another world....

Treadgold’s Fallen Man series, which has followed the romantic lives of the wealthy O’Connell family of Washington state’s Port Townsend, comes to a satisfying ...

This twisty, socially engaged Icelandic noir, Sheldon’s debut, opens with one of the two dead plutocrats promised by the title: American tech billionaire Jack D...

Arnold pulls from years of leadership coaching experience to deliver a sharp debut bursting with interactive advice for readers. “The next frontier of true succ...

A tailgunner on a bomber for the US Air Force in World War II, Fong writes with inviting clarity, offering up-close-and-personal accounts of each of the 22 miss...

This straight-talking, tool-packed, at times proudly impolitic handbook from behavioral scientist Gavoni (author of The 5 Scientific Laws of Life & Leadership</...

A feat of research revealing fascinating textures of life, faith, and the building of community in 19th century America, this first volume of McCormick’s histor...

Keefer offers readers a meticulous summary of the connection between hearing loss and chronic illness, the science behind contemporary hearing aids, and more in...

Rowen makes a long-form case for his contention that it’s cells rather than processes of the brain that both create and contain consciousness. Rowen refutes the...