Vivo Reckoning: Book 1 of the Pax Globus Anthology by Eric Brandt explores the profound question of parental love through the lens of Dr. John Bates, a father and physician fighting to save his daughter amid the chaos of a second American Civil War. Set...

In Terri Greening's Danger Inside the Beltway, Tarryn Blue was passionate about reporting significant stories and informing the public about economic matters. During an event in the Rose Garden, the press secretary dodged inquiries regarding the international economy. Tarryn had written an article that exposed...

In the non-fiction spiritual work Empathic Evolution, author Jennifer Elizabeth Moore channels the Council of We, who wish to guide humanity in reconnecting with the Earth, its own body, and each other. The Council discusses the roots of disconnection, speaking on patriarchal and agricultural shifts,...

Mistakes, Misstatements, Lies and Other Miscommunication Tactics deftly blends fiction and non-fiction to illuminate the complexities of language. This thought-provoking work examines how words can confuse, mislead, and shape understanding, whether intentionally or by accident. Through engaging anecdotes and keen observations, Norm Cairns reveals the...

L.R. O’Brien's 2028: Tomorrow is the Day opens in the frozen vastness of the Arctic, where an Inuit elder uncovers an unusual black rock etched with alien symbols. This remarkable artifact draws the attention of B-613, a secretive branch of the Five Eyes alliance, which...

Noah Baker is a 13-year-old with a special cochlear implant that gives him the ability to read minds. Teaming up with his best friend, Lena—a feisty girl with an artificial leg—they take on secret missions for the government. In Helen Dunlap Newton’s Careful What You...

Everlasting Spring: 101 Poems for Every Season of Life by Sonya Matejko is a heartfelt collection that takes readers on an emotional journey through the cycles of life. The book elegantly intertwines poetry with introspection, providing solace, hope, and inspiration as it examines themes of...

Planet Positive: A Journal for the Eco-Optimist by Lola Fernandez is a journal that discusses various healthy practices that can help to improve our environment and our personal choices and also suggests eco-friendly solutions to protect our planet. It touches on topics like setting goals,...

Lost Love by J. T. Bishop delivers a gripping paranormal thriller that follows investigator Trick Monroe's pursuit of Proteus, a shape-shifting cryptid terrorizing Las Vegas. As Trick races to protect Lindsey, a woman haunted by her past, from this relentless supernatural predator, the story weaves...

Seemingly by accident, Brad Mahon embraced and learned from opportunities at a young age, leading him to spend twenty-five years in higher education and accept a position as a college president. He wrote Leadership Is Personal to show how community connections and fostering a positive...

The Riddle of the Haunted Hoard by L. J. Aldon introduces readers to Pucci Riddle, a unique sleuth whose ability to see ghosts adds an intriguing supernatural twist to her investigative work. When a routine rum tasting in Grand Cayman leads to an encounter with...

Replays: Short Stories by a Jersey Guy by Gary Hawthorn takes readers on a captivating journey through New Jersey's suburban landscape. This collection of stories centered around life in suburban Trenton and its surroundings captures the essence of everyday life through a lens of humor,...

The Maker of Spells by Jenny O'Kell introduces readers to Juno Vera, a talented spellwright embroiled in a complex web of romance and political intrigue. As she works to prevent an impending war while dealing with personal heartbreak, Juno must navigate the dangerous waters of...

Even very young children can learn to be kind. C.M. Harris's What If We Were All Kind! is a delightful introduction to kindness for little ones. The rhyming text shares what the world would look like if everyone chose to be kind instead of angry...

Kirthana J Fanning shows us the power of faith in A Feather Of The Brightest Color. The story is about Tobi, an eight-year-old boy who lives in a town with no color. Many years ago, when people smiled and cooperated, the place was cheerful and...

Espionage Down Under by L. K. Tompkins plunges readers into a complex web of international intrigue as covert intelligence agent Jack Kirkpatrick investigates a disappearance in Cairns, Australia. When his search for Christopher Toby uncovers connections to Russian espionage, Jack must work alongside Australian Federal...

Parental Alienation by Dr. Marni Hill Foderaro talks about how some children turn against one of the parents without any proper justification as a result of psychological abuse and manipulation of the other parent. Some of the tactics used include telling half-truths and outright lies...

Growing the business is a necessary preoccupation with all small and medium-sized business owners. Lars Cullin has all the answers in his book Triple Tens: How Three Tiny Tweaks Can Double The Profits In Any Business. The concept is remarkably simple and revolves around three...

Super(You)Man by Nicole San Mateo offers a fully fleshed-out approach to self-transformation, focusing on authenticity, mindset shifts, and collective empowerment. Drawing from Carl Jung’s shadow work, she encourages working through repressed fears to achieve emotional balance and self-awareness. San Mateo champions a growth mindset, opposing...

Revisiting the Depths is a memoir by Amy Tan that combines personal transformation with an appreciation of the natural world. The book chronicles the author’s return to diving after three decades, using the underwater environment as a metaphor for self-discovery, resilience, and healing. Set against...