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Modern life has a remarkable talent for turning the smallest inconveniences into matters of principle. A misplaced object, an awkward conversation, a neighborhood disagreement, or an obscure procedural rule can somehow become the center of an individual’s entire universe. In The Small Print, Julian Foster finds the comedy hiding inside precisely these moments, offering twenty-eight…
Few things can feel more unsettling than realizing that the future you trusted was never as certain as you believed. In Just One Text, Joseph Kaburu builds an emotional story around that fragile moment when certainty gives way to doubt, and a seemingly ordinary message becomes the dividing line between what was and what comes…
The Noise We Learned to Love by JHJ JARO is an intriguing literary exploration of something so ordinary that we rarely stop to question it: noise. Rather than treating noise simply as sound, the book considers how it becomes woven into memory, identity, comfort, and everyday life. At the heart of the book is a…
Caesarion: A Novel by Jack O’Brien takes one of history’s most intriguing unanswered possibilities and transforms it into an ambitious adventure spanning two thousand years. At its center is a compelling question: what if Caesarion, the son of Cleopatra and Julius Caesar, survived the fate traditionally attributed to him? History records that Octavian ordered Caesarion’s…
Colibri: What if Freedom Is No Longer a Choice by J.C. Raaf is a thought-provoking techno-thriller that takes a frighteningly plausible technological premise and uses it to examine one of humanity’s most fundamental possessions: free will. Set in a near future, the novel introduces the Colibri implant, a sophisticated technology designed to monitor brain activity…
Inheritance can take many forms. Sometimes it is money or property; sometimes it is a family name, a reputation, a set of expectations, or a collection of silences passed quietly from one generation to the next. In Who Stole My Pork Belly?, Huey Choi examines what happens when the inheritance you receive is one you…
Marriage can look perfectly complete from the outside while quietly leaving one person wondering what happened to the part of herself that once wanted to be desired, understood, and truly seen. Revealing Joy: Book One by Gina Wong Martin explores that emotional tension through Mei Ling, a woman whose carefully constructed life begins to unravel…
Gary E. Parker’s Judgment Tree: Inspired by a True Story is a sweeping historical saga that examines the human cost of war through characters whose lives are shaped by sacrifice, injustice, guilt, loyalty, and the possibility of redemption. Set against the turmoil of the American Civil War, the novel explores how a nation divided by…
Fatma Helal’s The Legend of Moura: Swallows & Vultures is a story of transformation, freedom, and the difficult process of becoming someone different from the person circumstances once demanded you be. At its heart is Isabel, a woman who has always dreamed of a life beyond the shore, only to discover that pursuing that dream…
F. Michele Ramsey’s The Double-Edged Sword is an ambitious historical novel that places personal relationships and an emotionally charged love story against one of the most complicated political landscapes in modern history. Spanning three continents and nine turbulent years, the novel moves between intimate human experiences and the larger forces of history, exploring what happens…
David Sunderland’s The Punctuation of Loss: Navigating Endings and Transitions takes an unexpectedly familiar concept—punctuation—and turns it into a thoughtful framework for understanding some of life’s most difficult experiences. Full stops, commas, ellipses, colons, and semicolons become more than marks on a page; they become ways of considering endings, pauses, uncertainty, continuation, and the possibility…
Grief changes the meaning of ordinary things. A football match, a family photograph, a familiar joke, or a favorite motorbike can suddenly become connected to someone who is no longer there. In Our Alex, David Birnie writes about the devastating loss of his twenty-one-year-old son, but more importantly, he writes about the young man who…
Halloween becomes more than a night of costumes and candy in this illustrated adventure, where strange thefts and mischievous magic turn the city of Mallow upside down. Chris finds himself facing a mystery involving three witches, and solving it will take more than simply being in the right place at the right time. He must…
Some investigations are complicated. Others involve a potentially kidnapped demigod, a stolen dragon egg, a celestial conflict, an irritated goddess, and creatures that are considerably more dangerous than the average interview subject. In Dan Ehl’s Jak Barley, Private Inquisitor and the Case of the Errant Demigod and Other Misadventures, chaos is very much part of…
Influenced: Serenity Acres: Where Secrets Barely Stay Hidden by Crystal Quast, with illustrations by Rick Johnston, delivers a tense exploration of family control, online fame, and the dangerous consequences of living life under constant scrutiny. At the center of the story is Brook Salinger, a young woman who has spent much of her life in…
Clark Wren’s Money War takes the familiar anxieties surrounding wealth, technology, and political power and pushes them into an explosive near-future dystopia where trillionaires possess greater influence than governments. At just over 100 pages, the novel wastes little time establishing a world in which money is not merely a means of acquiring power—it is the…
There are moments in life when nothing dramatic seems to happen, yet everything changes. The familiar roles, routines, and relationships that once gave a person a sense of identity can quietly shift until one is left wondering what remains when those definitions disappear. When the Noise Fades by Chris Yiangou explores that unsettling but deeply…
My Fair Daddy by B. Robert Conklin is an emotionally charged coming-of-age story that places a teenager at the intersection of body image, family upheaval, identity, and the complicated realities of love. At the center of the novel is Maddie, a bold and outspoken teenager determined to have her body accepted exactly as it is.…
I spent nearly twenty years working in mental health and healthcare, and I’d always wanted to write a book. I’d never started one, but I’d always imagined it would be about this. Over the years I’d become almost hyper-aware of how often people wait to feel ready before doing something they want to do. Then…
Some books try to tell us how to fix our lives. Others invite us to slow down long enough to hear what our lives have been trying to tell us all along. What the River Knows by Aysha Khan belongs firmly in the second category, offering a quiet, reflective exploration of patience, trust, clarity, and…
Legendary: Help Unwanted by A.M. Mirabella is a charming cozy fantasy that combines adventure, humor, magic, and an unexpectedly relatable exploration of what happens when a capable person refuses to let anyone else carry the load. At the center of the story is Jhunpri, the Legendary Hero who has already proven herself more than capable.…
Some lives become public through a single moment, while the years that came before it remain largely invisible. Adhara by A.J. Ripin begins with that tension, exploring the distance between the person the public thinks it knows and the much more complicated human being behind the record. The story begins with a television report seen…
A. J. Ullman’s The Celestial Shot delivers a compelling murder mystery built around an audacious crime, a determined detective, and a killer whose patience may be more dangerous than the weapon itself. The third installment in the A True North Murder Mystery series, the novel combines traditional investigative suspense with a deeper examination of violence,…
On June 8, 2026, I was in bed recovering from a five-part foot reconstruction surgery. Six weeks with my foot above my heart in bed. I couldn’t walk. I couldn’t work. I couldn’t do the thing I had done my whole life, which was keep moving. So I picked up my phone, opened a dictation…
When Tennessee Inspired a Story I Never Expected to Write By Kimberly Ferrato I grew up in Southern California, so Tennessee was completely different from anything I was used to. I honestly never imagined that I would spend part of my life there, and I definitely never imagined it would inspire me to write my…
Growing up I had a singular dream of building software. For the last 30 years that’s what I did. Now I’m a science fiction writer with the release of my first novel The Change. This transition may seem unnatural, but I don’t see it as a transition but an evolution. I became a technology entrepreneur…
Some novels begin with a plot. Others begin with a character who refuses to leave the writer alone. Mine began with homesickness. In 1994, I was living in Washington, D.C., with my American husband. I had spent several years in the United States, but my thoughts kept drifting back to the Middle East. I missed…
1- When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer? As a child I loved to read and write, and received ongoing encouragement from my Dad to do both. When I was six, he hired me to help him clip research articles for his weekly editorial column. A fantastic job, it helped develop…
As writers, we spend a surprising amount of time thinking about endings. Where should the exposition stop? What should remain unresolved? Does a full stop really mark an ending, or simply make space for whatever comes next? These questions have increasingly followed me beyond the page. Over the past few years, my own life has…
1—When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer? I don’t think it was until I was in college. I liked writing and had done a little creative writing in high school, and before that I loved recording songs from the radio onto cassettes and then playing them back to transcribe the lyrics.…
What if becoming stronger had less to do with having all the answers—and more to do with learning how to sit honestly with the questions? I’m pleased to introduce my new book, The Mindful Self: Healing, Meaning, and Strength in a Chaotic World. In a world that rarely seems interested in slowing down, this book…
In Unladylike: A Mythopoetic Reclamation of Love, I am exploring the deeper intention behind why I write—specifically, how poetry becomes a set of coordinates that leads us back to ourselves. For much of my life, I understand writing as a way to document what has happened to me. But as I move more deeply into…
I’ve been thinking about Pokemon recently because I live in Chicago and there is a Pokemon exhibit in town at the Field Museum. Certain Pokemon fans I know are excited about it. The Pokemon exhibit highlights the history and origin of Pokemon and places it within an educational framework. The idea is to draw similarities…
The Last Movement by Robert Seethaler is a beautifully crafted and deeply introspective novel that imagines the final months of composer Gustav Mahler’s life with remarkable sensitivity and grace. Translated by Charlotte Collins, this slim yet emotionally resonant work offers readers an intimate portrait of a man confronting mortality while reflecting on the triumphs, disappointments,…
Your Best Year Yet by Linda Kneidinger is a structured personal development guide designed around 52 weekly challenges intended to support gradual, sustainable self-improvement over the course of a year. The book focuses on helping readers move out of stagnation and into intentional living through small, consistent actions. At its core, the book is built…
Vendetta: Legend of The Iron Warrior Vol. 3 continues the dark superhero saga of Travis Holiday, a fractured hero returning from exile into a world that no longer trusts him. Set in the war-torn Carnage Coast, the novel blends supernatural action with psychological conflict, focusing as much on internal struggle as external battles. At the…
Underdog by Anne Joyce is a tense and emotionally charged novel that explores loyalty, moral conflict, and the consequences of desperation. At its core, the story examines what happens when family ties collide with ethical boundaries, and how far a person can be pushed before choosing between blood and conscience. The narrative follows Travis, a…
This Book Found You Because Your Soul Whispered is a reflective and emotionally centered guide to healing, designed for readers navigating emotional pain, self-disconnection, or long-standing survival patterns. Beronica Parham approaches healing not as a problem to be fixed, but as a process of remembering wholeness that already exists beneath layers of experience and conditioning.…
THINK LEAD REPEAT is a structured leadership development guide designed as a year-long series of short, daily lessons aimed at strengthening influence, communication, and execution in modern professional environments. London Porter presents the material in a micro-learning format, making it accessible for busy leaders who prefer consistent, incremental growth over long-form study. The book is…
The Promise Jar is a quiet, lyrical work of magical realism that explores loneliness, renewal, and the slow, delicate emergence of connection in later life. H. K. Sharma tells the story of Nora Calloway, a 52-year-old woman recently retired and uncertain of what comes next, who begins a small, ritualistic exchange with the natural world…
The Monsters No Grownup Sees is a charming and imaginative children’s picture book that addresses nighttime fears with humor, creativity, and reassurance. Jennifer Iacono uses a playful “kid science” approach to help young readers understand and manage their fear of the dark in a way that feels empowering rather than dismissive. At the heart of…
The Extraordinary Dreams of Cynthia Peabody: Book One: Arthur is a heartfelt and emotionally rich blend of contemporary fiction, magical realism, and character-driven storytelling. Lynne Marshall crafts a deeply personal narrative centered on grief, renewal, and the unexpected ways meaning can re-enter a life that feels suspended in loss. At the heart of the story…
The Die of Death: The Great Devil War II continues Kenneth B. Andersen’s darkly humorous fantasy saga with a fast-paced blend of mythology, moral conflict, and supernatural adventure. As the second installment in The Great Devil War series, the novel builds on the foundation laid in The Devil’s Apprentice, expanding both its world-building and its…
The Cycle of the Serpent is an ambitious and unsettling work of speculative fiction that spans more than 12,000 years of human history, weaving together a cyclical narrative of civilization, collapse, and consequence. V.W. Black constructs a vast, interconnected structure in which humanity repeatedly rises, fails, and is judged by forces beyond its understanding. At…
The Arts Council is a sharp, darkly satirical literary novel that dissects the power structures behind cultural funding and artistic legitimacy. Dolly Gray Landon constructs a psychologically intense and often unsettling portrait of an arts funding body where influence, ideology, and ambition collide under the polished surface of institutional respectability. At the center of the…
Star Empress Trine: The Search for Unity – Volume 1: Freedom is an ambitious science fiction and fantasy novel set in a distant, dystopian future where Earth has been reshaped by centuries of alien occupation and environmental collapse. Timothy Morigeau constructs a richly imagined universe beginning in the year 3101, where a force known as…
Playing A Poor Hand Well is a richly detailed narrative nonfiction work that traces the extraordinary life of Scots-Irish immigrant William John Wilson, weaving together personal history, genealogical research, and broader 19th-century social context. John Stephen Wilson constructs a sweeping historical account that follows one man’s journey through famine, poverty, institutional corruption, and ultimately, reinvention…
One More for the Ditch: A Triptych is a darkly comic and provocative collection that examines cultural collapse, personal breakdown, and the search for meaning in an increasingly fractured world. Eric McLaughlin presents a triptych of interconnected narratives that move through themes of addiction, grief, satire, and rebellion, offering a raw and unsettling exploration of…
Naughty Thoughts & Crosses is a surreal and eccentric journey through memory, imagination, and exaggerated autobiography. Nik Steven presents a loosely structured narrative that blends humour, absurd encounters, and celebrity-infused anecdotes into a playful exploration of curiosity and lived experience. At the center of the book is Nick, a narrator whose “survival kit” consists of…
Wisdom from My Grandmothers: How messages from the past shed light on your life today is a reflective and spiritually infused memoir that blends personal transformation, ancestral storytelling, and intergenerational wisdom. Jo Ann Fawcett invites readers into a deeply introspective journey where the voices and experiences of past generations are used as a guide for…
Love in the Time of America is an ambitious and unconventional collection of interconnected stories that explores love, identity, and consequence across different eras of American life. Matt Snee brings together a series of narratives that shift in tone, setting, and perspective, yet remain unified by a central question: what is the true cost of…
Letters from Lesotho is a charming and insightful memoir that captures the rewards and challenges of living abroad during a period of significant political and social change in Southern Africa. Through a blend of personal reflection, travel writing, and cultural observation, R.F. Cook offers readers a vivid account of his family’s experiences after leaving Canada…
Go Big or Go Fck Yourself: The Earnest Pursuit of Personal Growth* is an engaging blend of memoir, reflection, and life philosophy that celebrates curiosity, resilience, and the courage to embrace life’s uncertainties. Rather than presenting a conventional self-help formula, Kevin Ladd offers something more personal and relatable: a collection of experiences and lessons drawn…
From Self-Doubt to Self-Trust is an empowering and practical self-development guide designed to help women cultivate confidence, strengthen self-belief, and make decisions with greater clarity and conviction. Taylor Lane presents a thoughtful roadmap for readers who are ready to move beyond constant self-questioning and develop a more trusting relationship with themselves. Structured around ten actionable…
ADHD Men in Relationships is a practical and compassionate guide that explores how ADHD can influence romantic relationships and offers readers tools for building stronger, healthier connections. Written by Ivy Castillo and Julian Cruz, the book seeks to bridge the gap between understanding ADHD and applying that understanding in everyday relationship dynamics. One of the…
Don’t Make Yourself Optional: The Meaning Crisis When AI Takes Everything Else is a timely and thought-provoking exploration of one of the most pressing yet often overlooked consequences of technological change: the impact on human identity and purpose. Rather than focusing on the technical capabilities of artificial intelligence or predicting future job markets, Mohamed B.…
Bootstrapped Startup Funding Playbook is a practical and highly accessible guide for aspiring entrepreneurs who want to build successful technology companies without relying on venture capital. In a startup landscape often dominated by stories of massive funding rounds and investor-backed growth, Muema Lombe offers a refreshing alternative focused on sustainability, independence, and customer-driven success. The…
Bob’s Trumpet Trembles: Taking on Perry Dime and the Fear of Making Mistakes is a heartwarming and encouraging children’s book that addresses one of the most common challenges young readers face: the fear of failure. Through an engaging story filled with valuable life lessons, Susan D. Elliott offers children a positive and accessible guide to…
Black River is a compelling novel that skillfully blends romance, family conflict, social commentary, and suspense into a story that examines the consequences of greed, integrity, and silence. Set against a rural farming backdrop, Yvonne Osborne crafts a narrative that explores both the beauty and hardship of agricultural life while highlighting the tensions that arise…
Birth Right, the second installment in the Closely Guarded Secret series, is a historical mystery set against the turbulent backdrop of Tudor London during the reign of King Henry VIII and the English Reformation. The novel blends political intrigue, religious conflict, and personal discovery into a narrative that explores faith, identity, and hidden truths at…
Beyond Grimm: Stories & Rhymes from the Dark Corners of Fairyland (Not for Children) is a darkly imaginative collection that reclaims the brutality and unsettling edge of traditional fairy tales, reworking familiar Grimm-inspired narratives into adult-oriented stories filled with horror, satire, and twisted humor. Alan S. Kessler, alongside illustrator Kali Kahn, delivers a collection that…
Best Practice or Pitfall?: The Ultimate Playbook for Transformative Leadership is a practical and experience-driven leadership guide aimed at professionals seeking measurable results rather than abstract theory. Greg Mickelsen draws on over two decades of experience in sales and executive leadership to present a structured, results-oriented approach to modern leadership challenges. The book positions itself…
Battle Beyond the Veil is an engaging urban fantasy that skillfully blends supernatural conflict, ancient mysteries, and emotional character development into a fast-paced and immersive adventure. Cassie Sanchez creates a compelling world where the boundaries between the human and spiritual realms are constantly tested, delivering a story filled with danger, intrigue, and high emotional stakes.…
Attack on Planet Falrus is an imaginative science fantasy adventure that combines friendship, courage, and creativity in a story designed to captivate younger readers and fans of lighthearted intergalactic adventures. Joanna Monigatti crafts a vibrant world filled with memorable characters, exciting challenges, and the timeless battle between good and evil. Set on the peaceful planet…
ANGELS: How I Became a Caregiver and Guardian is a deeply moving memoir that explores the emotional realities of caregiving, loss, and the enduring bonds that sustain us through life’s most difficult transitions. Tyler Stone offers readers an intimate account of a period marked by profound responsibility and heartbreak, creating a story that is both…
Agent Syndicate: Volume 001 is an imaginative and fast-paced science fiction adventure that blends action, mystery, and philosophical themes into a compelling narrative. Adapted from the creator’s web comic, the story transports readers into a digital universe inspired by concepts of simulated reality, control, and resistance, creating a world where every choice carries significant consequences.…
A Shroud Undone is a sweeping dark fantasy that combines epic worldbuilding, morally complex characters, and thought-provoking themes into a compelling and immersive reading experience. As the opening installment in A Fractured Balance series, A.M. Woodbury introduces readers to a world shaped by centuries of war, divine manipulation, and hidden truths that threaten the foundations…
In A Is For Awkward (and Other Reflections on Belonging), Marc Kaye delivers a thoughtful and engaging collection of personal essays that explores one of the most universal human desires: the need to belong. Blending memoir, reflection, humor, and insight, Kaye invites readers into the defining moments of his life while examining how identity, connection,…
Force Nine is an action-packed techno-thriller that combines espionage, advanced military technology, political intrigue, and survival against overwhelming odds. Chris H. Stevenson delivers a fast-moving narrative that places an unlikely heroine at the center of an international crisis, creating a story that is both entertaining and refreshingly distinctive. The novel follows Diane Nine, a successful…
Wendy Swift’s A Dream Life: A Memoir is a compelling and deeply personal account of loss, betrayal, resilience, and self-discovery. At its heart, the memoir explores what happens when the life one has carefully built suddenly collapses under the weight of hidden truths. Swift invites readers into her world with remarkable honesty, recounting the devastating…
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Pip: Welcome to Review Tales — where someone, somewhere, is always reading something that makes them question their choices, their grief, or their career in pediatric emergency medicine. Mara: This episode moves through memoir and medical life, psychological and literary fiction, adventure and coming of age, and a segment on art, craft, and what it…
People create; the truly creative are occasionally recognized and their works become desirable. When that desire becomes greater than the availability of the creative works, demand for such works make the creative individual wealthy, at least temporarily. Altogether too often, demand for creative works is fickle. I’m reminded of the temporary demand for ‘Teddy Ruxspin’…
I want to share the story behind Bellerose & Blinov On Edge and how I ended up writing a figure skating romance in just two years. In June 2024, my family and I were casually treasure hunting at our local Goodwill. I’ve been a lifelong fashion doll collector, but that day I was actually looking for books.…
The Glorious Life by Caroline Rajesh is a heartfelt and insightful memoir that offers readers a rare glimpse into the demanding yet deeply rewarding world of paediatric emergency medicine. Drawing from her experiences in both India and the United Kingdom, Rajesh crafts a narrative that balances clinical reality with emotional depth, capturing the beauty, chaos,…
Feathers of Wisdom is a sacred convergence of story, spirit, and visual artistry—an extraordinary collector’s volume that honors the enduring wisdom of Indigenous women across the Americas. Written by Leigh Podgorski and illustrated by Ojibwe/Potawatomi artist Kait Matthews, this museum-quality hardcover transforms ancient legend into a living, breathing testament to cultural memory and feminine power.…
Upside Down by R. Morello is a haunting, emotionally raw psychological novella that transforms grief into a tangible, surreal landscape. From its opening moments, the story makes it clear that this is not a conventional exploration of loss—it is an excavation of the inner world, where trauma fractures reality and suppressed pain refuses to remain…
UNREFINED: Find Your Purpose by Artem Gonchakov is a practical, no-nonsense guide for anyone feeling lost despite outward success. Many people achieve career milestones, follow societal expectations, or check off conventional “success” markers, yet still feel an emptiness—a quiet drift away from what truly matters. Gonchakov addresses this modern dilemma head-on, offering a clear framework…
Mel Blackwell delivers a practical and experience-driven guide to fixing workplace culture in environments where chaos often replaces clarity. Drawing from more than three decades of leadership experience, including startup growth and organizational turnarounds, this book focuses on real-world solutions rather than trendy management theories. The core message is straightforward: strong culture drives performance. Blackwell…
Uncollected is a sharp, satirical, and intellectually provocative collection of fiction and essays that challenges cultural complacency, language decay, and modern intellectual trends. Drew Zimmerman approaches his subjects with biting humor and bold criticism, crafting a work that oscillates between satire, philosophical reflection, and experimental storytelling. The standout piece, the revised novel Story Grammar, presents…
Unborn (Dark World) by Eva Barber is an electrifying and imaginative sci-fi thriller that blends dark science fiction, adventure, and supernatural elements into a gripping narrative. As the first book in the Dark World series, it introduces readers to a universe where ordinary lives collide with extraordinary powers, global intrigue, and the mysteries of dark…
Think Like an Innovator: A Practical Guide to Design Thinking by Shrutin N Shetty is an accessible and inspiring guide that makes the principles of design thinking approachable for anyone, regardless of prior experience. Shetty breaks down the process into a clear nine-step framework grounded in three core pillars, making it easy to understand, implement,…
The Story Hunters by Karen McGoldrick is a charming and imaginative middle-grade novel that celebrates the power of storytelling, courage, and self-discovery. At the heart of the story is Abby Woods, a curious and spirited sixth-grader who dreams of becoming a story hunter like her grandmother, Emmaline Sparks. Emmaline has made her mark as a…
The Return of the Arcane by Celinka Serre is a captivating modern Arthurian urban fantasy that deftly blends romance, magic, and high-stakes adventure. Set in contemporary Canada, the novel reimagines the legendary Knights of the Round Table as reincarnated figures navigating ordinary lives while grappling with the extraordinary memories and responsibilities of their pasts. The…
Drop: The Police Annals of Jax – Book II plunges readers deeper into a brutal, supernatural war where law enforcement, magic, and urban horror collide. J.R. Lightfoot delivers a relentless sequel that raises the stakes on every level—emotionally, morally, and physically—while expanding the dark mythology introduced in the first installment. Fort Worth is no longer…
Robby Charters’ The Planet: Blessed Are the Poor, for Theirs Is the Lift to Space as the Planet Dies is a bold, unsettling, and deeply human science-fiction novel that flips the familiar survival narrative on its head. When a comet is on a direct course to annihilate all life, Captain Steinberg is tasked with evacuating…
The Kansal Clunker is a warm, cinematic dual-voice memoir that transforms a rusted Acura Integra into a powerful metaphor for growth, connection, and second chances. What begins as a teenager’s wish to learn how to drive a manual car quickly unfolds into a yearlong experiment in resilience—one that reshapes a father and son’s understanding of…
The Infinity Within: Break Through Fear, Trust Your Inner Power, and Create a Life That Reflects Who You Truly Are is a transformative guide for anyone seeking personal growth, spiritual awakening, and practical strategies to overcome fear. Kris Land takes readers on an extraordinary journey through the life of Gabe, whose experiences—from near-death encounters to…
The Hornets’ Nest by Neil Mackenzie is a vibrant and exhilarating coming-of-age adventure set in a world of anthropomorphic insects, blending the energy of music-driven drama with the tension of a high-stakes thriller. Readers are introduced to Them Creepy Crawlies, a young punk band of outsiders: Anton, Honey, Spyder, and Wiggy. Each member is navigating…
The Harvesting of Haystacks Kane is a haunting, introspective novel that delves into the life of a man larger than life in every sense—both physically and emotionally. Haystacks Kane, a 607-pound professional wrestler, has spent his life navigating a world that exploits his kindness and innate goodness. Promoters, managers, and even loved ones have taken…
In The Father, the Dog and the Conspiracy Theorist, Cody Burke offers a bold and unfiltered memoir that explores breakdown, identity, and the fragile line between chaos and clarity. Blending dark humor with emotional vulnerability, Burke crafts a narrative that moves through psychological spirals while maintaining a self-aware, often ironic tone. This is not a…
The Cleansing plunges readers into a Rome far removed from myth and legend—a city suffocating under fear, superstition, and political ambition. Based on a true story, it is a world where blood flows not only on the battlefield but on the altar, and the gods’ wrath is invoked to justify terror. When 50,000 Romans fall…
In A Life Manual Finally, Gerry O Reilly presents an ambitious and structured guide designed to refine both character and competence over an 18-month journey. Rather than focusing on one narrow area of self-improvement, this manual takes a panoramic view of personal development—covering etiquette, general knowledge, survival skills, cultural awareness, and creative exploration. The book…
The Arasmith Certainty Principle is an intellectually adventurous science fiction novel that blends geology, physics, mysticism, and human connection into a thoughtful exploration of how certainty—and the lack of it—can reshape our understanding of reality. Russ Colson crafts a story that begins firmly grounded in science and gradually unfolds into a profound confrontation with the…
The AI-Ready Human by Paul Slater is an essential roadmap for anyone who wants to stay relevant in a rapidly transforming workplace dominated by AI and automation. Slater combines decades of experience in technology strategy, leadership, and personal development to create a practical, 90-day program that helps professionals develop the uniquely human skills that machines…
Taken to the Grave by Robert Hoffman, edited by M. Stephen Oxman, is a gripping family mystery that masterfully blends suspense, emotion, and the pursuit of truth. At its heart is Maria Abrams, a college professor whose logical mind and relentless curiosity drive her to seek answers that have long been buried. When she turns…
Resilient in Business by Jad Atwe is an essential guide for founders, entrepreneurs, and business leaders navigating today’s unpredictable and high-pressure environment. Atwe understands that running a business isn’t just about strategy or revenue—it’s about developing the internal resilience to lead effectively under pressure, bounce back from setbacks, and sustain long-term success. Drawing on his…
Tenet of the Undying: Yielded Freedom is a relentless progression fantasy that leans hard into its core promise: survival through strength, growth through suffering, and freedom earned at an unforgiving cost. Nathan Gregg delivers a gritty, high-momentum story that blends western fantasy sensibilities with eastern cultivation systems, creating a world where power is currency and…
Quiet Endurance by James D. Reginato is a profoundly affecting medical memoir that captures the silent devastation of chronic illness and the emotional violence of not being believed. With restraint, clarity, and quiet power, Reginato documents the unraveling of his health after a post-travel illness leaves him trapped in a body that no longer follows…
Play From Your Heart is a powerful and deeply moving memoir about survival, identity, and rediscovering purpose after devastating loss. Scott Martin shares his extraordinary journey after a rare, life-threatening infection resulted in the loss of both hands and parts of his feet—forcing him to rebuild not only his body but his entire sense of…
