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Law Firm Confidential
Law Firm Confidential chronicles the rise of Paige Turner, a studious young lawyer with all the credentials to succeed—until corporate euphemisms like “teamwork” blur into manipulation. As her image opens doors, it also attracts predatory attention and nonverbal demands that pierce the firm’s polished policies. Provocative and disarming, this novella follows Paige as she navigates ambition, power, and sexual coercion in a workplace where language hides the truth.
made me feel as though I were right there with the author
—Nadine G., verified review on Amazon -
Revolution
Revolution is a lively, provocative exploration of how social power actually works—across dilemmas ranging from astrophysics to the ethics of financial mischief. It traces the tangled forces that shape political and economic dominance, distort reality, commodify information, and manipulate emotion. Redefining revolution as a complex outcome rather than a fiery speech, the book argues that scientific thinking and critical analysis are essential tools for any change that truly succeeds.
not only a prediction but also a compass
—Tere Arenas, review on Amazon -
Zandros Rising
Clare seems to have it all: a man who loves her, money, and freedom to pursue her art. But her future is bound to a haunting past—and to marrying into a not-quite-legal family business. Can she trust a gambler always looking over his shoulder to keep her safe from his world and her secrets? Love may not be easy.
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The Power of Positive Handwriting
Graphotherapy teaches that changing your handwriting strokes can reshape the traits they reflect. Based on graphoanalysis, this practical “toolbox” offers exercises to retrain habits, replace negative patterns, and build more productive behaviors. Follow the program for thirty days and you may notice real personality shifts and new possibilities. It’s not a miracle cure, but it can deepen self-understanding—including the mental side of sexuality—and support success defined on your terms.
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Green Goes Forth
Green Goes Forth, prequel to Robert Gilbert’s Mintwood Place, follows Joe Green’s 1970s coming-of-age. A senior at American University, he lands in trouble and flees Washington two steps ahead of the law. Hiding in Sonoma County, he studies The Odyssey and the I Ching, grows marijuana, and returns after two years—wealthy, gnostic, and opposed to rising Reagan-era politics back home.
whets the appetite to keep going
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The Shekinah Legacy
When terrorists attack her home, international journalist Charlotte Ansari receives a coded email for her Asperger’s son—from the grandmother he’s never met, vanished for decades. The message launches them into India and Kashmir, hunted by assassins as the CIA, Mossad, terrorists, and the Vatican race for two relics that could upend Christianity and global power. The Shekinah Legacy is a high-stakes thriller exploring the perilous limits of belief.
This is the book Dan Brown should have written… an exciting alternative religious history filled with plenty of action and interesting plot twists
—S. Moore for Book Pleasures -
Making It
Ride shotgun in Ted Myers’s rollercoaster pursuit of rock stardom through the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s. He never quite makes it, but the quest delivers wild highs, hard lessons, and unforgettable encounters with cultural icons—Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, The Who, James Taylor, Graham Nash, Van Morrison, Steely Dan, Timothy Leary, Chevy Chase, and even Elvira.
It is such a delight…
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Do I Know You?
In book two of the Hassie Calhoun trilogy, twenty-nine-year-old single mother Hassie moves from Nevada to New York City to pursue singing. Success comes, but childcare doesn’t, so she enters a marriage of convenience with a handsome gay lawyer who wants a family. In England, she falls for a Royal Navy officer, finds bigger fame in London’s West End, and spends four years shuttling between London and NYC to avoid breaking hearts. Set in the 1970s–80s, it spans early AIDS and the Falklands War.
glamorous and racy, but also heartfelt and thoughtful
—Alun Hood, verified review on Amazon -
Seeing Yourself as God Sees You
Feeling overwhelmed, afraid, or exhausted? Struggling to accept who you are? This book blends stories, scripture, exercises, and reflective questions to help you reconnect with yourself and the Holy Spirit. Identify and release misbeliefs that block God’s love, reclaim your potential, and live with greater peace, energy, and wholeness—mind, body, and soul—strengthening relationships and loving more fiercely.
Beautiful breath prayers and prayer practices complement short stories and scripture
—Mj G., verified review on Amazon -
Deeper and Deeper
After a fatal crash during a pursuit, police officer Jamie Giles inexplicably returns to life—changed. A sinister presence now shares his body, and buried secrets inside his mind begin taking control, drawing dangerous attention. With only days to uncover what’s happening, Jamie must descend deeper into his own consciousness. The catch: the only way to end the haunting may be to die again.
It would be hard to imagine a better opening chapter to a novel
—Matt Eaton, verified review on Amazon -
Encounter Over Alaska
On November 17, 1986, cargo flight JAL 1628 reported three massive UFOs on a routine run to Anchorage, becoming one of history’s most famous UFO cases. Encounter Over Alaska draws from that true event as FAA investigator Scott Andrews dismisses the claim—until reporter Nicole Martone uncovers a cover-up of military and civilian radar showing a 45-minute pursuit. Teaming up, they risk their careers to expose government deception.
Dives deep into the mystery that captivates the world
—Brandon Blake, producer and CEO, Saturn Harvest, LLC -
Calvin
Calvin: Baseball’s Last Dinosaur traces Calvin Griffith’s rise from poverty, adopted by Hall of Famer Clark Griffith, to owner of the Washington Senators and Minnesota Twins. Spanning the 1920s–1980s, it features friendships with baseball legends and American power brokers as the family-run franchise faces triumphs, scandals, and the corporate takeover of modern sports. With Jon Kerr’s help, Calvin delivers his blunt account of how baseball—and America—changed.
Superb! Must read… for all who love baseball history.
—Ken LeZebnik, publisher, Minneapolis Review of Baseball -
Our Jewish Robot Future
Meet the Haralsons—retired, eccentric, and perpetually discontent. Margarita, a libidinous post-menopausal narrator who longs for a baby, and her heroic husband Alex, obsessed with the missing 11th commandment, are approached by John Chapman, a Max Headroom–style cyborg from the far future. He begs them to save his race of Jewish robots from extinction, launching a madcap journey through time and space to Airets, Earth’s mirror planet, amid gossips and hypocrites.
it’s the definitive Jewish robot novel of our time!
—Michael Rubens, author of The Sheriff of Ymameer -
A Fortnight of Fury
Amid escalating Cold War tensions and post–Beirut bombing fury, Reagan sets his sights on Grenada. Far to the north, a bumbling crew of island misfits steals a boat and kidnaps the girlfriend of dive master Captain Jay. Jay and his tight-knit friends launch an island-hopping pursuit across the Caribbean—arriving in Grenada on the eve of Operation Urgent Fury.
Never a dull moment
—Bluegrass on Amazon -
Beneath the Rock
Tommy Birk’s novel captures how veterans leave war behind, yet carry it home—and how that pain seeps into the people who love them. WWII foes Ernie and Gunny Balbach hide out at Piankashaw Rock with Ernie’s son Timmy, a broken Vietnam vet. Sustained by devoted women, Timmy’s love for conflicted Maria, and guided by a mystic priest with secrets, they confront the evil haunting them to break history’s vicious cycle and find redemption.
I wish I could give more than five stars
—Adam, verified review on Amazon -
The Adversity Advantage
Based on a five-year study of 300+ high-achieving men and women, The Adversity Advantage reveals how common—and consequential—childhood hardships are across genders. Psychologist and executive coach Jude Miller Burke blends inspiring stories with practical insights to help readers transform early misfortune into strengths at work and in life. Learn to overcome shame, low self-esteem, and triggers; clarify values and voice; strengthen boundaries, communication, and conflict skills; connect childhood patterns to leadership style; and recognize how toxic adult relationships can derail careers.
insightful recommendations and inspirational stories to transform your past childhood problems into work and personal success
—Dr. Edward Bergmark, Founder and Former CEO, Optum, United HealthGroup
