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This small-town romance novel seems sweet and gentle but is ultimately cartoonish and overly spicy.

James Crossland’s ‘Rogue Agent’ is a thrilling biography worthy of his daring, brilliant, yet morally conflicted subject.

The book serves up a gumbo of poetry slam indulgence, bizarre theology, and banal dialogue in her novel.

Professor emeritus Daniel J. Mahoney puts the spotlight on today’s ‘progressive’ ideologies.

This novel is an elegy of a lost culture of faith and family in 1930s.

The authors analyze the Korean War, which impacts international politics even today.

Author Lawrence Cappello advises how to take your rights to privacy seriously and learn ways to protect it.

Author Sosuke Natsukawa brings us a new tale set in the world of the highly successful ‘The Cat Who Saved Books.’

Storied poet James Sale concludes his epic poem ‘The English Cantos,’ with ‘DoorWay,’ the third book in his series that mimics Dante’s medieval trilogy.

The multi-author work, ‘Slacking,’ presents the strange educational dichotomy between the serious and the foolish at the Ivy Leagues.