In the hyper-sensitized and increasingly divisive world today, there is a growing need for change in individual and collective mindsets, especially in how we perceive the world and interact with each other. Humony Mindset focuses on re-evaluating oneself and striving toward self-development that benefits humanity...

Athletes are respected because they inspire people from all walks of life. In Game Changers, author Dan Gold presents the stories of some of these extraordinary sportsmen and sportswomen who not only left a mark in their respective sports but changed the world through their...

Motivation is often the underlying key to success. But how do you stay consistently motivated to achieve your goals? With over twenty-five years of experience in managing salespeople, author Brian Dillon brings a comprehensive guide designed to help you stay motivated and thrive in your...

Partnering Successfully With American Firms by Ali Shami and Steven Howard is a self-help guide aimed at educating readers on how to establish, develop, and maintain effective business partnerships with American companies. The book discusses the advantages of collaborating with American firms and highlights the...

Teenagers face unique challenges. Parental expectations and academic pressure aside, discovering one's true self while navigating the rigors of teenage life isn't easy. With Glow Up! Self-Love & Spirituality for Teens, author Charlotte Swift sets out to help teenagers navigate life's various challenges with confidence...

Let Me Go by Tricia T. LaRochelle is a mesmerizing second-chance romance that follows Jacob “JC” Sullivan, a prosperous city trader who inherits his beloved grandfather’s remote Vermont cabin and a one-month stay. After a one-month stay, he can decide whether to keep the property...

Momentary Leadership: How Leaders and Followers Realize the Power of Leadership Moments by Jeffrey L. McClellan, Ph.D., is a practical guide that rethinks what it means to lead and follow. Instead of focusing on grand theories or distant ideals, the book invites readers to see...

Fifty Shades of True Crime by Douglas Fifer is a shocking collection of real-life crime stories from the police world. It focuses on crimes with extreme sexual behavior, strange fetishes, and very disturbing actions. An experienced Alaskan police officer tells these stories. The book mixes...

Bedtime Lullabayou is a children's picture book written by Angie Kay Dilmore with illustrations by Stacy Bearden. The story follows Anton, a young boy visiting his grandmother, Nana, in Louisiana. She lives near a bayou, and Anton never runs out of fun adventures at her place. One...

A diving expedition in Azerbaijan goes wrong for Wynter Caspertein and her partner, Ingram Thatcher, when their guide dies due to improper gear use. Concern gradually becomes outright fear as they discover the young man's true identity. Now, they are on the run, trying to...

In Jeffrey James Higgins' The Havana Syndrome, FBI Special Agent Nathan Burke is currently separated from his wife, Reagan, who has taken their daughter, Amelia, to spend a week with her. Upon his arrival, Nathan discovered Reagan lying on the floor of her office, surrounded...

The Stress Rx by Dr. Trupti Gokani is a powerful prescription for holistic well-being, written by a neurologist who blends modern brain science with ancient Ayurvedic wisdom. This is a work that draws on decades of clinical experience, and the doctor’s unique Three Brain Model™...

Many organizations use their HR departments as compliance cops rather than focusing on creating workplaces that let employees prosper on a personal level. Jathan Janove is an attorney, organizational development consultant, and executive coach. With The HR Renaissance, the author seeks to help business leaders...

Lost & Found Cafe by Steven W. Horn is a compelling mystery steeped in atmosphere and emotional resonance, set against the stark backdrop of rural eastern Wyoming. We’re with Sam Dawson and his daughter, Sidney, when they stop at an unmarked roadside cafe during a...

Spencer MacCallum by Charmayne Samuelson is a biography of MacCallum, who was born during WWII and grew up in Mexico with his mother, Lucile, and brother Crawford, while his grandfather Spencer Heath influenced his philosophy. After studying at Phillips Academy, Princeton, and the University of...

Tales From The Red Planet: Part 1 by Chris Cleveland is a gritty, multi-threaded science fiction epic set on Mars, where survival is just the beginning. We find ourselves on the red planet as it pushes various colonists to their limits through sudden death, ancient...

Twenty Years of Unraveling by Ted Neill is a powerful and unsettling follow-up to his 2016 memoir, Two Years of Wonder. In this deeply personal and investigative narrative, Neill reconnects with young adults who were once children living in an orphanage for HIV-positive youth in...

“You cannot teach what you do not know. You cannot know what you never learned.” Time and experience can be the best teachers, but it takes a willingness to learn. The Two Olive Martini, a novel by Lance T. Weil, is a perfect example of...

It was Terry Chase’s seemingly shy blue eyes that first caught Lea Sinclair’s attention. He came across as a kind man who laughed as if he did not quite believe he deserved to, but had a thoughtfulness that left an impression on her. Unfortunately, Lea...

Daniel Oakman’s Fire in the Head is an immersive novel that explores memory, trauma, and the blurred boundaries between past and present. Narrated by James, a data analyst and amateur cyclist, the story begins with a seemingly unrelated act of arson and then winds back...