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The Goodness of Bad by Ravi Raman

Heartfelt and interesting, powerful and sensitive, The Goodness of Bad is both an intimate memoir and a resounding wake-up call. It recounts the tale of how one man grew to understand that a responsible person is not one who gives up his life for his loved ones but rather one who shows them how to enjoy their lives to the fullest.

Align by Harmony Kwiker

Align by Harmony Kwiker is a spiritual journey that will lead to peace and joy. It is both a kind nudge and a thoughtful guidance that helps us get in touch with our true self.

Vectors in the Void by Giselle Mehta

Set in India, before and after the independence of the country, Vectors in the Void follows Zara as she grows from a carefree girl to a mature lady through the course of many historical events

The Settled Homeless by Rover V

The Settled Homeless is really an amazing book to read since it is inhabited by a plethora of excellent characters, and everyone of them is well-developed and fascinating in their own unique ways. In many ways, when described, they sound like ordinary book characters, but they are each fresh and fully realized, fully human.

The Wild Rose and the Sea Raven by Jennifer Ivy Walker

Beautifully written, The Wild Rose and the Sea Raven is a retelling of the Celtic tale of Tristan and Iseult that gained popularity in the 12th century through French medieval poetry. This gripping story brings to life the characters of Tristan and Iseult, as well as their conflicting backgrounds, the people they allied with, and the love they shared.

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