LOS ANGELES, Nov. 30, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — “Science fiction fans are always looking for the next big thing,” author Jason Sanford explains; “for new stories with worlds and universes we never knew existed; for cutting edge ideas and places and characters unlike anything we’ve seen or read or contemplated.” He has noticed a trend in relation to science fiction of the survival of print books; “even in a digital world people love their print books.” In the Power Rising trilogy by Cathy Parker, the plot not only brings readers closer to alien culture, but gives them a greater awareness of the nature around them. With increasing attention to climate and environment, science fiction is building a green consciousness among readers. Parker’s urban fantasy features Alaskan whales. As one review on Goodreads put it, “ecologically poignant… the whale theme throughout the book felt so sweet and wholesome and like a big metaphor for many things happening in our world today.”
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Below is this month’s selection by category.
FICTION
Literature & Fiction
Binge by Anne Pfeffer ISBN: 978-0578346298
Double-Edged Sword: a novel of reconstruction (Book Four of the Renegade series) by J.D.R. Hawkins ISBN: 978-1685363161
Mystery & Thriller
Amish Alias (Book Four of the Covert Police Detectives Unit series) by Ashley Emma ISBN: 978-1734610802
Amish Assassin (Book Five of the Covert Police Detectives Unit series) by Ashley Emma ISBN: 978-1734610826
Science Fiction & Fantasy
The Power of Three (Book One of the Power Rising series) by Cathy Parker ISBN: 978-1950282906
Power Multiplied (Book Two of the Power Rising series) by Cathy Parker ISBN: 978-1647040260
Power Stabilized (Book Three of the Power Rising series)  by Cathy Parker ISBN: 978-1647042585
The Witches of Wildwood: Cape May horror stories and other scary tales from the Jersey Shore by Mark W. Curran ISBN: 978-1936828494
Children’s
The Girl with the Chicken-House Pony by Doris Anderson ISBN: 978-1480822801
Old Mother West Wind Tales by Muz Murray ISBN: 978-1999632748
NON-FICTION
Biographies & Memoirs
Are You Okay?: the carryover of kindness by A.S. Drayton ISBN: 978-1667811765
Never Take for Granted by Debbie Grosser ISBN: 979-8481812632
Business
Business Success Secrets: entrepreneurial thinking that works by Tamara L. Nall et al. ISBN: 978-1637350522
The Phoenix Career Principles by Tony Pisanelli ISBN: 978-0645396805
The Strategy Handbook: the secret sauce to daily business success by Jeroen Kraaijenbrink ISBN: 978-1637351116
Religion & Spirituality
Winks from Above by Liliane Fortna ISBN: 978-1954920248
Self-Help
Love in 90 Days: the essential guide to finding your own true love by Diana Kirschner ISBN: 978-1546084891
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