In Follow the Water: The Unbelievable True Story of a Teenager’s Survival in the Amazon, writer and former middle school teacher Ellen Cochrane tells the remarkable true story of a 17-year-old girl who survived a terrifying plane crash in 1971 in the Amazon rainforest and miraculously navigated her way to safety. The young girl was Read More

In The Disease of Belief: How Your Convictions Can Heal You or Destroy You, traditionally trained physician, certified in Functional Medicine, Dr. Kevin Hoffarth presents a thought-provoking, insightful health guide that explores biological decoding as a means to facilitate healing. After ten years in traditional medicine, he became extremely troubled by the fact that he Read More

In Metamorphosis: A Natural and Human History, writer and historian of science Oren Harman presents an insightful exploration on the topic of transformation in nature and how these processes connect to the human experience. From butterflies to starfish to axolotl’s, his book provides countless instances of metamorphosis that occurs in the natural world around us. Read More

In College Essay Confidence: Conquer Blocks, Free Your Voice, and Write a Knockout Application Essay, author and founder of In Other Words, a college essay coaching service, Jill Shulman delivers a clear and informative guide that helps students navigate the college admissions writing process with confidence using their own unique voice. Filled with focused writing Read More

In his first memoir, Shooting Up: A Memoir of Love, Lost, and Addiction, Rhodes Scholar and acclaimed financial author Jonathan Tepper writes a powerful and moving memoir about his childhood growing up in San Blas, a district in Madrid known for its pervasive heroin problem. In his book, he explains that in 1983, his parents, Read More

In her historical fiction debut, The Double Standard Sporting House, historian and novelist Nancy Bernhard tells the story of a 19th century brothel nurse, Nell “Doc” Hastings, who fought to protect and aid girls trafficked in the sex trade. Set in New York City, her upscale brothel, named The Double Standard Sporting House, catered to Read More

In The Culting of America: What Makes a Cult and Why We Love Them, Daniella Mestyanek Young, a cult survivor and U.S. Army veteran, explores how cult-like behavior can emerge in many of America’s communities and institutions, from religious groups to corporations to recovery support groups. Co-written with Amy Reed, the book outlines a ten-part Read More

In The Motivation Mindset Workbook: Helping Teens and Tweens Discover What They Love To Do, child clinical psychologist Dr. Hillary Bush teams up with former Writer’s Voices guest and associate professor of psychology at Harvard Medical School Dr. Ellen Braaten to create an impactful and insightful workbook to help our young adolescents uncover their interests Read More

In The Hostess, novelist Courtney Psak intrigues readers with a riveting psychological thriller that follows Natalie and Luke, a couple who retreat to an idyllic rental home in Southampton so that Natalie can rest and recover following a recent traumatic brain injury. When they arrive, they meet Sadie, the beautiful and wealthy owner of the Read More

In his debut novel, The Othello Club, award-winning creative director and copywriter J.D. Pennington delivers a gripping crime thriller about six divorcees who set out to exact revenge on their unfaithful spouses. Told from multiple points of views, the story centers around Emily, whose life is turned upside down after she finds out her husband, Read More