Leadership: A Lifelong Journey by Megharief
LEADERSHIP by Megharief is a methodical, reflective guide that effectively distills the timeless principles of leadership into an empathetic vision for an integrity-focused framework.
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Book Review: The Legal Wellness Kit
THE LEGAL WELLNESS KIT by Chris Keefer is an essential read on the seven steps to ensure your business’s legal soundness. Reviewed by Erin Britton.
Book Review: Not Finished Yet by Tracie Adams
Ebb and flow through this collection of poetic essays in flash. NOT FINISHED YET by Tracie Adams reviewed by Shelby Zwintscher.
Book Review: Good Boy, Bad Boy, A Better Man
GOOD BOY, BAD BOY, A BETTER MAN by Phillip Giambri is a humorous, unvarnished autobiography told with whimsy. Reviewed by Philip Zozarro.
Book Review: To Conquer Death
TO CONQUER DEATH by Richard H. Moon is about richly drawn characters, thought-provoking mythic landscapes, and emotional stakes that matter. Reviewed by Elizabeth Stargiotti.
Book Review: Rites of Passage by Mel Kenne
RITES OF PASSAGE by Mel Kenne is a fearless look into an unforgiving mirror—a collection of intensely personal poetry cooled by objective reflection. Reviewed by Nikolas Mavreas.
Book Review: Royal Caleva Raul
ROYAL CALEVA RAUL by Nancy Herkness is a gripping spicy romance about Caleva’s devilishly handsome prince and the royal family’s pilot. Reviewed by Tara Peck.
Book Review: Ogallala
OGALLALA by Eric Eichhorn is a darkly funny road trip into the quiet collapse of a man who should have stayed home. Reviewed by Grace Okubo.
Book Review: Moonlight Sin
MOONLIGHT SIN by Morgan Mourne is a well-crafted déjà vu—gritty, witty, and full of heart. Reviewed by Lauren Hayataka.
Book Review: The Small Hours
THE SMALL HOURS by Edward Averett is a meaningful search for purpose, direction, and the true feeling of home. Reviewed by Jaylynn Korrell.