Petunia is a superstar—she keeps her room neatly organized, studies hard for school, and never colors outside the lines. Even when she’s practicing her guitar, ...

Blending coming-of-age fantasy, impressive subterranean worldbuilding, a sense of the mythic, and the occasional dash of Chaucerian stories-within-stories, Finc...

Brower debuts with an urgent, romantic space-fantasy series kickoff, centered on a graduate student who has strived to live her own life—and hold in check the d...

Danbury’s third in his Phoenix series picks up on the events from X</em>, as the Martinsen family recovers from the kidnapping—and trafficking attempt—of their ...

Laakso’s philosophical debut reflects on the complexity of being a living, breathing being with complex emotions, struggling to find happiness in a world that c...

This heartfelt debut memoir touches on Martin’s tumultuous career in the field of obstetrics and his never-ending fight to prove midwifery an equally sustainabl...

To truly thrive, asserts Pokorny in this intriguing debut, humans must return to their evolutionary roots. In a nod to our earliest days as a species, he freque...

Observing that “most of their money problems are just like ours,” wealth adviser Gorman probes the financial highs and lows of American presidents in this absor...

This inviting, illuminating guide to gut health, the debut from physician Bishara, blends hard-won insight into the role that the gut and its ecosystem of “over...

Asking “so, what is the best way to picture God?”, King argues for a middle ground between the New Atheists and traditional believers, an in-between paradigm th...