Category: In the Spotlight

Free: The Little Book of Big Feelings

The Little Book of Big Feelings” helps children ages 2-5 understand and express emotions through engaging stories. Written by Luna Rinne and inspired by Finland’s education system, it features Theo and Bunny’s adventures, teaching emotional intelligence, coping skills, and mindfulness in a fun, accessible way. Free on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Free: Lead Like a Person: Not Like a Position

Unlock the true potential of front-line leaders! This transformative guide is the essential companion for emerging leaders taking their first steps into people management, as well as for those supervising front-line leaders. In an era where traditional hierarchical structures are fast becoming obsolete, leadership that connects on a human level has never been more crucial. Yet the way we develop leaders sets up first-time people leaders to lead more like a position than a person. Lead Like A Pe... [Read More...]

Free: Heart-Led Living: The 4 Cornerstones to Building a Better Life

Have unforeseen events thrown you abruptly off course, keeping you up a night? Are you wondering how to pick up the pieces and build a new future that aligns with your heart and soul? The Four Cornerstones to Building Your Best Life provides practical tools to create meaningful answers to the stressful question “now what?” Through examples and stories, you will discover how to unearth significant messages and guidance using your dreams, body symptoms, and synchronicities. These cornerstones... [Read More...]

Free: The Anti-Elitist Constitution: The Bi-Partisan Action Plan To Unify A Divided Nation And Avert A Second Civil War

Are you an exhausted voter dissatisfied with the choices offered by both major parties? Do you wonder how American politics became so rotten? You’ve come to the right place. The Anti-Elitist Constitution is not just a critique of the system but an antidote to the poison coursing through the veins of America’s political system. The Anti-Elitist Constitution takes a closer look at the symptoms of our ailing political system: Recurring government shutdowns, perpetual budget deficits, t... [Read More...]

Liberty Justice

Raising your mother can be deadly. Thirteen-year-old Liberty takes care of her heroin-addict mother, and when a drug dealer shows up at their house a fight breaks out, and the dealer ends up dead. To save them both, Liberty flees the scene with her mom in tow. Facing the demons of their past, the two are forced to run, staying just one step ahead of the police and the killer hired for revenge. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

The Other Side of Elsewhere

It’s the summer of 1982 and Ret has his BMX bike, two best friends and a town of fields, hills and trails as his playground. What could go wrong? Simple. A stranger moving into the haunted Crooked House, kidnapping, murder, ghosts, demons, zombies and unraveling the mystery of it all will put Ret and his gang in danger more terrifying than anything they could have imagined. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Chief Inspector Bryce Mysteries

A series of eleven books, all set in the mid 1940s to early 1950s, featuring Detective Chief Inspector Bryce of Scotland Yard. (In the earliest story he is a mere Inspector, and in the latest he has reached the rank of Chief Superintendent.) The various stories take him to various parts of England, when local police forces ask the Yard for help in solving difficult and serious cases. In other books, the setting is London. Bryce is assisted by a number of subordinates, not all of whom appear in ... [Read More...]

Between a Rock and a Hard Place Fanged Face

Rachel Owens learned early on in life that fate can take as quickly as it can give. Years ago a chance meeting delayed her from going home, saving her from a house fire. Though grateful, Rachel understood there was something disturbingly different about the stranger that saved her life that day. When her boyfriend Rein has a relapse with cancer, she thinks his mother Marion will be the only hurdle she’ll have to face. Wrong. Suddenly the stranger is back and Rachel’s caught between ... [Read More...]

The Amorphan Effect

Shapeshifting’s impossible. (It’s not my only secret.) About to embark on a journey to a far-off planet as an exchange student at an alien university, I’m honored and thrilled to be chosen for this first-of-a-kind adventure. But seconds before departing, Mom tasks me with uncovering the truth of how my brother died on the same starship many years before–but I’m not a detective. Early in my journey with four other human students, I discover I’m a shapeshifter.... [Read More...]