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Life for Nelson Carpenter had taken a turn for the better. A retired banker living in the appropriately named Paradise Valley of southwest Montana, Nelson had lost his wife of 35 years to cancer, but was happy once again.

Somewhere Different Now is an exploration of racism in the U.S after the Second World War portrayed through the eyes of two teenage girls, Annie (a white middle-class girl) and Clydeen (a poor black girl).

They say girls can’t be gunslingers. Beth’s gonna prove ’em wrong. Even if she has to fight a dragon to do it.

Anthracis is the debut novel in an alphabetical series featuring Maya Maguire, medical detective, in her journey as an Asian American veterinarian solving microbial mysteries.

Nature versus Machine. Set in the near future where a powerful quantum AI computer offers people an illusion of reality in a world suffering from the excesses of Humanity's wants and desires

As the Mine struggles to survive the climate-change driven disappearing market for its coal, it comes under increasingly costly regulatory pressure to protect the miners’ safety. The Mine’s survival and the miners’ safety are imperiled by the combined personal vendettas of a powerful government safety inspector and a venal and vicious coal miner.

Max Goes to Town is the delightful sweet story of the scruffy, gray cat who amazes his family when he journeys to town. Based on a true story and charmingly written in verse, readers of all ages will delight in Max's spirit and determination. Beautifully illustrated by Blueberry Illustrations.

Mareva is about to have her seventy-eighth birthday. She resides in a senior living facility and sits in her room all alone, looking out at the beautiful blue sky with its puffy white clouds and the beautiful, majestic mountains.

Most shelter animals dream of going home with a forever family. But for Elvis, being chosen by Mrs. Pemberton is a nightmare. He’s been separated from his sister, Etta, and is determined to get back to the shelter to find her.

Of the 121,000 people on donor lists in the U.S., over 100,000 need kidney transplants and thousands die each year while waiting. Bioprinting aspires to build healthy kidney tissue from a patient's own cells and transplant this to boost failing kidneys without fear of rejection...