The Escape Artist
The Escape Artist by Ian Jarvis Published on April 20, 2026 If you read his IMDB profile, you see a successful actor—a guy whose face you’ve seen in TV shows, mostly the bad guy. So what? The backstory. A nice Jewish boy from New Jersey quits Georgetown University in his junior year and crosses the […]
High-Tech Heroes
High-Tech Heroes by Pete Dulcamara Published on June 10, 2025 Available in Audiobook! Listen to a Sample The world is at a breaking point. Climate change, economic inequality, and disruptive technologies are reshaping our future faster than ever before. But amid the uncertainty, one generation holds the key to transformation: Gen Z. In High-Tech Heroes: […]
After Karabakh: A Post-Mortem of a Thirty-Year Armed Conflict in the South Caucasus
After Karabakh: A Post-Mortem of a Thirty-Year Armed Conflict in the South Caucasus edited by Svante Cornell, Damjan Krnjevic Miskovic Publication Date April 21, 2025 From the Foreword by Michael Doran: Until now, the Second Karabakh War has attracted much less scholarly attention than it deserves. Together with the Syrian civil war, the withdrawal of […]
The Meaning of Love
The Meaning of Love by Johanna S. Billings Publication Date June 16, 2025 A mother who’s a scorpion, a father who died young, misdiagnosis of a bipolar disorder, a disabled sister—and an indominable sense of optimism engendered through a love of art, nature, and romance. This story is irresistible in its quirky optimism and happy […]
One Lot at a Time
One Lot at a Time by Daniel Apke Publication Date March 10, 2025 Land investing is one of the most overlooked but lucrative opportunities in real estate investing, offering financial freedom, flexibility, and high-profit potential. Unlike traditional real estate investments that require considerable capital to start and ongoing maintenance, land investing allows you to buy low, sell high, and […]
humAIn
humAIn by Don Roosan Publication Date: January 7, 2025 We’ve all heard the sweeping claims: “AI will take over all our jobs!” or “AI will solve every problem and create a perfect world!” But what’s the reality behind these dramatic predictions? With the constant buzz about artificial intelligence, it’s natural to feel anxious, confused, and […]
Arabs, Turks, and Persians
Arabs, Turks, and Persians Publication Date: December 16, 2024 For decades, the Greater Middle East has been a leading challenge to American foreign policy. This vast region – ranging from North Africa in the west to Afghanistan in the east, and from the borders of Central Asia down to the Horn of Africa in the […]
Daughter of Sekhmet – A Novel of Ancient Egypt
Daughter of Sekhmet A Novel of Ancient Egypt by Abigail Keys Publication Date: November 11, 2024 “…a story that is hard to either predict or put down.” D. Donovan, Midwest Book Review In ancient Egypt, during the reign of Ramesses the Great, sixteen-year-old Sati wants nothing more than to follow in her father’s footsteps and […]
DEI Exposed
DEI Exposed by Stanley K. Ridgley Publication Date: April 1, 2025 Eschewing partisan opinion and replacing it with serious research and scholarship, Drexel University professor and best-selling author Stanley K. Ridgley illuminates the damage to higher education that misguided DEI enforcement has inflicted on our universities. This book exposes the deceptive component of DEI implementation—and […]
Ending Redlining Through a Community-Centered Reform of the Community Reinvestment Act
Ending Redlining Through a Community-Centered Reform of the Community Reinvestment Act by Josh Silver Publication Date: April 1, 2025 With the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) turning 50 in 2027, it’s time to take a close look at whether or it is achieving its goal of addressing inequities in access to credit, particularly for low- and […]