Earth’s Secret Visitors by Lisa M. Nelson is an exploration of extraterrestrial encounters, spiritual growth, and the mysteries of the universe. Nelson shares her extraordinary experiences with interdimensional beings, offering readers a glimpse into the enigmatic world of alien interactions and advanced technologies. The book...

Cruelty has found a new place to wreck people’s lives. Online. They choose the target. Then they alter the truth to anger people. The more people are angry online, the better. Anger makes the evidence irrelevant. Clicks of cruelty spiral out of control. The target,...

Riding the White Bull: The Making of a Navy SEAL by Jack Ratliff is a memoir shaped by experience and reflection, told in an unadorned voice that carries readers from college life in 1950s Texas through formative encounters that set the stage for military service....

Satoshi’s Gift by Michael Hollomon Jr. argues that money is not a neutral backdrop to economic life but an active force that shapes power, ownership, and outcomes. Moving from early exchange to modern finance, the book shows how systems built on trust in institutions replaced...

Routine is a part of life. However, sometimes we become so accustomed to our routine that we let our lives run on autopilot. In Changing Course Gracefully, Elaina Kelly Smith presents the PARQS Framework to help you regain agency and control over your life. This...

Echoes of Stark Park: Lessons on Resilience, Growth and the Journey to Legacy by Freddie Owens is a memoir packed with lessons about life and pursuing a passion. His story starts in Milwaukee, a town in the '80s and '90s that was nothing like the...

The Willing by Marivan S narrates the story of Maryan, a woman who has faced a difficult life from the moment of her birth. Maryan grew up in a dysfunctional family where abuse was the order of the day. She was also born into a...

Arboreal Destiny: The Trees That Shaped the History and Culture of Nations by Gregg Coodley, MD, is an exploration of humanity's profound relationship with trees. The book examines the historical, cultural, medicinal, and ecological significance of twenty tree species, illustrating their indispensable roles in shaping...

In It for the Horses by Nancy K. Camp offers a new perspective on the relationship between horses and humans. This view treats horses as more than ‘subjects’ and instead shows them as wise teachers who permit you to see that there’s more to the...

Ron Rubin’s Gold in Your Backyard presents fifty lessons that he says were formed through business experience shaped by long professional relationships. Rubin explains that his approach began with his father, whose Depression-era conduct led him to reject debt and to judge decisions by their...