Chuck Iannuzzi author of "Repent: The End Is Near"

There is a definite lack of relevance in the modern-day church, and the population doesn’t see any need for God in their lives. According to prophetic signs and modern-day prophets, Jesus’s return is imminent, and the people aren’t ready to meet him. The reason: they do not understand God’s plan for their salvation; they mistakenly believe that if they have been a “good” person, they will be redeemed. 

In REPENT! THE END IS NEAR Chuck Iannuzzi walks you through what steps to take to become a true born-again Christian. Using biblical verses and personal examples, Chuck will aid you on your journey to a stronger, more spiritually fulfilling relationship with the Lord.

Shannon Boyd author of "Exceptional Exceptions"

Being human means experiencing light and love, and terror and grief. In Exceptional Exceptions, Shannon Boyd perfectly captures the joys of holidays and the soft hearts of pets, and the brutality and horror of being on the frontlines. Dynamic and raw—and written as a therapeutic exercise as a veteran himself—Boyd’s musings capture the expansiveness of a lived life.

Arlinda L. Hanna author of "My Helper"

As the young girl moves through her day, she sees her teacher and family quietly thanking a special helper. Her mom gives her a big hug before school, and her dad’s car radio plays the perfect song to lift his spirits after a long day. My Helper is a sweet story for young readers and adults alike to acknowledge and appreciate God's loving presence in even the smallest way in our lives.

Stacey Burk author of "The Adventures of Tiny the Tuxedo Cat"

The Adventures of Tiny The Tuxedo Cat is about Stacey Burk's cat, Tiny. Tiny is very small and mischievous. By looking at Tiny, one would think she would be timid and shy due to her small stature. Tiny in fact, is brave, confident, and bold. She explores everything and gets into many things that she shouldn’t explore. She is curious, playful, and daring. In this story, she has an adventurous motorcycle ride with her owner, Patrick. She stows away in his motorcycle’s side saddlebags one evening. That morning, she finds herself on the way to Patrick’s office. 

Mark Fairbank author of "Teaching: Art of Developing Relationships"

Teaching: Art of Developing Relationships delves into the intricate interplay of challenges and rewards inherent in teaching, viewed from the unique perspective of an educator with learning disabilities. It emphasizes the paramount significance of cultivating strong relationships within the learning environment to foster a positive and supportive atmosphere where students feel secure, comfortable, and connected to both their teacher and peers. The primary focus lies in comprehending the inherent strengths of learning, despite any potential learning challenges that may arise.

Nickie Christine author of "The UnNatural Heir"

Nickie Christine's story is a drama focusing on specific, deeply emotional experiences. Her writings discuss personal tragedies, and intense personal growth without her being under a cloud of anyone else's concern.

Blake Kerber author of "Pardus: The Beginning"

Luke has always felt like the odd one out in his own family—not because he’s rebellious, but because he refuses to join his parents and sister in their illegal ways. Branded a pest for doing the right thing, Luke faces a choice: stay true to his values or give in to the pressure surrounding him.

As the truth comes to light and secrets unravel, true friends stand by Luke’s side. Together, they navigate growing dangers, school life, and the challenges of loyalty, trust, and doing what’s right.

Micaela Sandy author of "The Miles Beneath Us"

What begins as an impulsive escape transforms into a life-altering road trip filled with humor, heartbreak, self-discovery, and a love neither of them expected. The Miles Beneath Us is an emotionally charged romance about two women from completely different worlds, brought together by chance and bound by a journey that changes everything. Witness two women break down their walls mile by mile, from chaotic motel breakfasts to life-changing confessions. A story of healing, empowerment, and the beauty of chosen family, proving that love—real love—meets you where you are but doesn't leave you there.

Steven G. Erick author of "A Quarter Past One"

A Quarter Past One draws heavily on current events, transporting them into a future where political party distrust is so great that an independent candidate is elected. The story reveals the many organizations influencing the inexperienced President's actions including the "Deep State," the Russian Government and an ultra-right wing think tank. The key takeaway from this story would be: our way of life needs to be fought for. It is not here automatically. If it comes under threat, people must fight for it. Passive acceptance is a recipe for disaster.

Nicole L. Allison author of "The Dragon Tamer Quartet"

Elaine’s life is at a crossroads. Turning thirty brings unexpected changes, not just in her career as a paleontologist, but within herself. Vivid dreams of dragons begin to blur the line between fantasy and reality, hinting at a power she’s long kept hidden. When she and her best friends, Liam and Melissa, uncover what appears to be a dinosaur fossil and an intact egg, their scientific world is turned upside down. The truth emerges when the egg hatches before their eyes, revealing not a prehistoric creature, but a dragon.

Lucas Dreier Hanson author of "Flight of the Machiavellian Bird"

Today’s world is much different than the days of old. In order to survive, you must be proactive in learning how the current system works. Lucas Dreier Hanson has seen and experienced the betrayal from the government and corporate organizations firsthand and is ready to share his insights and strategies with you.

Illustrated by Erica Irons-Sweigart Story by Joey Ferrucci author of "Animals Are Everywhere"

Animals Are Everywhere is one of Erica Irons-Sweigart's many collaborative works between a special education teacher and students with autism. This story is about teaching the numbers ten through twenty as well as prepositions. Each page is a beautiful artistic representation starting with ten creatures in the trees and ending at the number twenty. The artwork and the creative simplicity of storytelling paired with easily recognized animals and popular prepositions or prepositional phrases together make the story highly interesting and relevant to any elementary classroom as a teaching tool. Hopefully readers and teachers will take away the joy of the artistic paintings along with emphasis on the multitude of early learning skills and recognize the benefit not only in the school setting as a teaching tool, but also on any child’s list of favorite books to read. The most important factor is that Exceptional Experiences LLC is the driving force behind the ability to provide gainful employment opportunities for adults with disabilities.

Albion Urdank author of "A Weakness for Dogs"

A Weakness for Dogs: Memoir of a Life with Border Collies chronicles over three decades of immersion in the world of Border Collies—from the author’s first encounter with the breed as a novice handler and urban dweller to becoming an accomplished trainer, breeder, and competitor in sheepdog trials across the United States and Europe. Through vivid reflections on the joys and challenges of working with these remarkable dogs, the narrative explores the deep bond between human and animal, highlighting each dog’s unique personality, instincts, and talents. It delves into the art and complexity of training and trialing, examining ongoing debates about the primacy of instinct versus handler control and the nuances of judging in competition. Both an engaging personal journey and an insightful guide, this memoir will captivate Border Collie enthusiasts, animal lovers, and anyone curious about the centuries-old partnership between shepherd and dog.

Cornelius Vanderstar author of "Crowns and Keepers"

Life Souls Bound Deep Across Worlds, The Sparks To A Key, Betrayed And Veiled.

Meñe author of "Popular"

Popular is a story about a young gay Puerto Rican teen who moves to the beat of his own drum. His view of the world, based on countless pop culture movies, is soon shattered when he starts high school.

Popular highlights the best pop culture movie references, quotes, pop music and old classics. Bringing together many generations into one book with a unique spin. It will highlight the influence pop culture has had throughout the generations and how till this day pop culture lives on.

Evon Renee Allen author of "My Pal Rocky"

It is a hot July day, and Rocky the Rottweiler is ready to play! This lovable dog is sharing his food with the birds and squirrels outside when his best friend Milan comes to join him.

Rocky and Milan spend their days playing together, and when winter comes it’s time to snuggle inside where it’s warm! Join Milan and Rocky in My Pal Rocky, a tale of a special bond between a human and man’s best friend.

Aline Griffin author of "Michael Farmer: Adventures of a Meteorite Hunter"

From dusty deserts to high-security prisons, Michael Farmer: Adventures of a Meteorite Hunter is the jaw-dropping true story of one man’s relentless quest to find treasures from space—and the price he pays chasing them across the globe.

Part adventure epic, part survival tale, and part deep dive into the mysterious world of meteorites, this is a rare glimpse into a life lived on the edge—where every rock has a story and every journey comes with a risk.

Milton Dohoney Jr. author of "It Always Begins With Leadership"

Those seeking to enhance and hone their executive skills need only remember: It always begins with leadership.

An authentic story containing personal insights, humor, and "real talk" from a municipal executive with over thirty years of experience, this book is designed to cultivate leadership skills. It's most applicable for those aspiring to become city managers, yet it encourages people to lead from wherever they are. 

Written by an African American who has served in four large cities in different parts of the country, the information presented is both unique and relevant to today’s aspiring leaders. This is not a textbook; rather, it recounts a personal journey of one city manager’s experience with leadership.

Dorrance Publishing is a perfect choice for authors looking for a complete, high-quality, personal publishing program that leverages the expertise of publishing, distribution, and promotional professionals.