What if the systems we built to serve us were never meant for us at all? This is the chilling yet fascinating question at the heart of the provocative new book, Handshake: The Protocol of Intelligence. For three years, a research team explored a possibility most would find hard to believe: that we are currently…
In The Change Center: A Week on a Ward, Howard D. Blazek offers a rare and unfiltered look into what it truly feels like to lose one’s grip on reality. His memoir begins at the point where many stories end — the moment he wakes up in a psychiatric ward, disoriented and stripped of memory,…
In Meet My Mother, Dr. John Ayoola Akinyemi dedicates a true and deeply personal story to the memory of his late mother, celebrating her as the embodiment of a “quintessential mother.” Through heartfelt reflection, he paints a portrait of a woman whose calm spirit, unwavering faith, and boundless love shaped the lives of her nine…
Leanndro Andre, MD invites readers into a heartfelt new story with Scared to Move On, a contemporary romance that explores the power of love, healing, and trust. This novel follows Francine and Leonardo, two people carrying deep scars from the past who find themselves drawn together in ways they never expected. Through cozy conversations in…
Falling in Love with Language All Over Again I’ll be honest—when I first picked up This Book Is Cool: 100 Years of Slang in America, I expected a simple dictionary of quirky terms. What I got instead was a century-long rollercoaster through the heart, humor, and hustle of American culture. This wasn’t just a book…
Discovering a Story That Stayed With Me When I picked up Don’t Follow the Money: Stories of Identity, Medicine, and Two Lives That Changed Everything, I thought I’d be reading an intriguing slice of medical history. I wasn’t prepared for what happened next. The book didn’t just tell me two stories—it made me question what…
The Book That Found Me Some books are companions. Others are confrontations. In the Dark: The Soulful Shadows of Nightrun – Attempts at Dark Poetry by Derya Yalımcan felt like something far stranger—it didn’t ask to be read; it chose me. It arrived not with fanfare but with quiet insistence, like a dream you can’t…
Jake’s life in New York is simple. He works, comes home to his cat, Misty, and nothing much changes—until one night, when a strange visitor appears in his apartment. This mysterious figure knows more about Jake than he should, but his intentions are unclear.Frightened and confused, Jake turns to his childhood friend, Art, a psychotherapist,…
In the corporate world, boundaries are pushed, and the lines between professionalism and desire begin to blur. Caleb’s charisma is undeniable, his arrogance annoying, and his hands are like embers that burn where they touch. The smoldering tension that simmers below the surface rages into a passionate inferno, consuming all reason and restraint. The boardroom…
A Remarkable Memoir of Faith, Perseverance, and Breaking Barriers In The First Jew at Notre Dame, debut author Buckeye Epstein shares the extraordinary life story of his father, Frank B. Epstein—the first Jewish monogram player in Notre Dame football history. Through compelling storytelling and heartfelt recollections, this inspiring memoir offers a rare glimpse into a…
