Success DNA by Alinka Rutkowska et al. is a leadership and self-development anthology in which accomplished contributors explain how their understanding of success has changed across their careers. Each writer begins with lived experience, tracing the decisions that altered their approach to leadership while showing...

Leslie Venetz’s Profit Generating Pipeline is a B2B sales guide about building an outbound system that connects sales leadership with reliable revenue. Venetz begins with the manager, explaining how trust inside a sales team affects whether new methods become part of everyday selling. She then...

Sal Cosenza’s Manhattan: The Rising War follows Lady Liberty, the first giant brought to life by a Schistian stone beating inside her copper frame. Her awakening ushers Manhattan into an era where skyscrapers walk among the people living inside them, including the civic-minded Empire State...

In Led by the Child: Unlocking the Power of Montessori for All, Karen Chetwynd, CEO of Montessori Global Education, argues that this method should not be reserved only for wealthy families but is a right every child deserves. This book is structured around a very...

In No EGO Policy, Daniel J. Batty presents leadership as a responsibility to shape how people experience the workplace. Drawing on lessons from his career, he argues that authority has value when it is used in service of others and that workplace culture is created...

So You Want To Be A Waterslide Tester by Linda Soules offers young children a look at what it takes to be a waterslide tester. It sounds like a fun job, but there’s more to it than spending all day whizzing down waterslides! Spending the...

So You Want To Be An Astronomer & Exoplanet Hunter is one of the more unique jobs in the So You Want To Be series by Linda Soules. Although it might seem like astronomers spend all night gazing through a telescope, there’s much more to...

In 101 Questions from The Big U to You, Dr. Judith Sherven says human life is participation in a shared universal consciousness she calls “The Big U.” Sherven talks about how people spend their lives shrinking themselves to fit expectations learned early in life until...

Escape the System argues that modern life trains people to shape their choices around approval until they lose the ability to separate personal direction from public expectation. Writing under the name Mr. Nobody, the author describes how ordinary routines slowly condition people to seek reassurance...

Russell Cornhill’s Older Than Evil, book three of The Year Reality Broke series, follows Lukas as he crosses the southern continent on the next stage of the quest to defeat the Ultimate Evil and find his missing brother Tomas. The gods who designed his world...

J.P. Taylor’s The Story Behind the Eyes: Exploring the Interdependence of All Living Things tells readers that life on Earth survives through dependence, not independence. Taylor believes people have trained themselves to see all other life as separate pieces of existence when they actually function...

Mother Teresa once said, “Do small things with great love,” an idea personified in Unstoppable Love! Growing the Fruit of the Spirit by Sammy J. Carter. This children’s picture book introduces young readers to two children as they discover the Fruit of the Spirit. Through...

To many, the biblical Jesus is an enigmatic figure. Christians themselves are divided regarding who he was and what he taught. The scriptures are open to many interpretations. Jesus Walks into a Bar by Rome Washington examines questions of faith. Jesus embodied compassion, love, forgiveness,...

The Buried Relic is a paranormal romance novel by Steve Lindahl. Ellie is a religious studies student pursuing a career in the ministry. She inherits a lakeside house from her estranged uncle. Despite the distance between her studies and the new house, she moves there...

Marek Kamiński’s Polaris takes readers into one of the harshest and most unforgiving environments on Earth. Mark and Robert, partners in the company Complexity Kills, have built a business that offers far more than extreme expeditions. It provides a gateway to self-discovery and a deeper...

R.L. Hare’s Cracks in the Blind Spot follows Detective Elena Kolonik, a meticulous investigator. Elena believes that there is evidence at every crime scene if you look closely enough. Elena approaches each case with this belief and has an eagle eye for details. Caleb, a...

Gladys H. DeClouet’s memoir, A Layered Life, follows her story from the projects of Jacksonville, Florida, to her roles as an engineer at Conoco. At Jack in the Box, Gladys oversaw more than 900 company-operated restaurants and $1.8 billion in sales. She accepted a position...

In his memoir Scars of the Badge, Tom Lee describes leaving an electrical engineering path after a university Police Explorers program leads him toward law enforcement. Dispatching gives him his first view of police work before academy training places him on the other side of...

Green by Chuck LeGrande follows a quiet teen named Jamie, who flees his home in Queens after a confrontation with his father, carrying nothing but a hidden draft board letter and a book of drawings. His aimless wandering brings him to the rough edges of...

Musings of a Dune Thistle by Oscar O’Neill-Pugh is a refreshing book of mostly free verse poetry. It often uses the imagery of nature to paint a picture of universally true life lessons. Everything about the poems seems very intentional, from the way they are...