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Thanks to the recent declassification of once top-secret British documents, Claire Hubbard-Hall sheds light on the brave women working in British intelligence.

It’s never too late to share your experiences, as Peggy Rowe shows readers in her newest book, ‘Oh No, Not “The Home.”’

Tracey Lange’s new novel ‘What Happened to the McCrays?’ is a gentle, slow-reveal story about a couple forced to confront the grief that broke them apart.

Insightful and highly readable, Mark Stille’s ‘Midway’ is a detailed analysis of the naval battle and is certain to become an authoritative work.

Renee Salt tells her story of faith and survival during the time she spent in the ghettos and concentration camps of World War II.

Karissa Chen’s novel takes readers across the world and over decades, as it tells the story of two Chinese lovers who struggle to find their place in the world.

Dr. Christine Crawford follows up on the first National Alliance on Mental Illness guide on mental health, this time geared toward younger patients.

This masterfully crafted legal drama rewards patient readers.