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The past century has seen novels about superheroes literally fly in from all directions to become something of a staple in the literary world. However, readers and critics alike are currently crying out for new narratives that are wholly-unique and don’t succumb to recycling of the “same-old” concepts. Thankfully, author Steven Hartman is stepping up to the plate with gusto.

Most indie authors use their first release to simply test the literary waters. However, Texas—based Amanda Thome is rapidly proving that a self-published debut novel is also an opportunity to rival a genre’s bestsellers.

While the mystery genre has been a staple of the literary landscape for generations, readers and critics are currently crying out for material that is wholly-unique and doesn’t succumb to recycling of the “same-old” concepts. Thankfully, author Laura Burke is stepping up to the plate with gusto, with a new series of detective mystery novels that bring a classic genre up to speed with the modern day.

Most authors struggle to keep their series’ alive for more than just two or three volumes. Few make a dozen and only the brave bestsellers attempt further success. Author Sandrine Gasq-Dion admits that she takes her writing very seriously, a quality that has afforded her a series currently comprised of twenty-three books, with seven more due.

Cresenda Jones has personally coached hundreds of individuals from all walks of life. She’s come to a bold conclusion – many Christians lack “emotional intelligence” and it severely impacts their ability to live a mature life in touch with their true spiritual side. Acutely aware that this isn’t what the Lord wants, Jones has recently published a life-changing new book to help any Christian reach this vital level of spiritual maturity.

It almost sounds like something out of George Orwell’s ‘1984’; online software that tracks how much air travelers are willing to pay, disguising portions of airfares as Government taxes and forcing travel agents to charge hefty booking fees that drive business directly back to the airlines. It’s all 100% true, and a new book exposing these airline tactics proves how almost every traveler falls for them with each booking they make.

While no man gets down on his knee without at least some confidence that this girlfriend will say “yes”, not every proposal is as easy or honest as it may first appear. In fact, this prospect alone leads man men to delay their proposals or spend the night before sweating with fear. In a light-hearted yet hugely thought-provoking new novel, author Keshia Robertson depicts one couple’s upcoming engagement, the question itself and the resulting drama. In short, “yes” can have multiple meanings!

In just under two-hundred years, the Mormon Church has grown from word-of-mouth preaching by founder Joseph Smith to a community of more than fourteen million; the fastest-growing Christian religion in the world. However, following two decades of research, one former Latter-day Saint is releasing a book to prove that the Book of Mormon is in fact redundant, with Smith plagiarizing the entire thing.

Dupont Circle isn’t just a park, traffic circle and community; but a living microcosm of America’s ‘Gilded Age’ and a showcase of the lavish lifestyles of society’s elite. Many locals know that William Howard Taft, Alexander Graham Bell and Cissy Patterson called its grand mansions home, but the neighborhood still has a bold enigmatic side and story that has never before been made public. In his new book, Stephen A. Hansen chronicles the life of Dupont Circle and its famous, not-so-famous, infamous and sometimes flamboyant residents, as well as many previously-unknown tidbits that tie its story together.

Imagine sharing everything from the waist down with one person. Imagine living day-in and day-out with a complete lack of privacy, autonomy or space.