5 Star Review Click HERE to Purchase Your Copy Today! Editorial Book Review: By Kristine Kennedy Robby Dube grew up on a Texas ranch where the fields became alien planets and the woods became uncharted worlds. That childhood is fully visible in URSA, a debut epic fantasy that carries the unmistakable energy of someone who has been building this universe in his imagination for a very long time and finally set it free on the page. The world of the Ursa Imperium is one of those

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5 Star Review Click HERE to Purchase Your Copy Today! Editorial Book Review: By Andreus Usha Emilio Castilla opens with a question that most organizations have never seriously asked themselves: what actually happens when you treat merit as your guiding principle without questioning how merit is defined or applied? The answer, drawn from two decades of rigorous research at MIT, is one of the more uncomfortable findings in contemporary organizational science. Meritocracy, the s

5 Star Review Click HERE to Purchase Your Copy Today! Editorial Book Review: By Sally Pearson A. L. Whyte wrote this book because he had to. That distinction matters enormously. The Healing Heart is autobio-fiction rooted in what he and his siblings actually lived through, a childhood of severe abuse that left each of them carrying invisible weight into adulthood, and a brother who did not survive the weight he was given. Writing it in a fiction format gave Whyte the distance

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5 Star Review Click HERE to Purchase Your Copy Today! Editorial Book Review: By Austin McLean Sera Maddox Drake opens Ancilla in the rust-belt Ohio of 1991, and the setting is not decorative. It is a landscape of things falling apart, of institutions losing their grip, of people trying to figure out who they are when everything they were told they would become has been stripped away. Into that atmosphere arrives a young woman who had everything, a scholarship, a girlfriend, a

5 Star Review Click HERE to Purchase Your Copy Today! Editorial Book Review: By Cameron Trepp Jane Scott Stuart made a promise to a man named Paul. She kept it decades later, on a wicked winter morning in northeast Scotland, when the driving snow rattled her windows and she finally sat down to write the story she had been carrying all those years. The result, co-written with Dallas Morning News bestselling author Elaine Flowers, is one of those rare novels that earns the word

5 Star Review Click HERE to Purchase Your Copy Today! Editorial Book Review: By Robert Anderson Ricardo Victor Sibilla opens with a question that sounds simple and isn't: who decided that God dictated a manuscript written thousands of years ago? That question, and the ones radiating outward from it, have never been more urgent than they are right now, in a world where groups claiming religious identity while endorsing violence appear on the news with numbing regularity. God's