Jason Hauger author of "Marna"

The end of summer has arrived. David, a lonely-hearted elementary-school student, is looking for a good friend. But when he stands up to his bully Gavin, David unknowingly discovers a beautiful, magical girl, Marna, as she unfurls her beautiful butterfly wings.

Marna and David soar through the air as they go on adventures, and David hopes Marna is here to stay. One day, however, Marna is discovered after she grows ill, and the doctors will not let her go. David must help save Marna and set her free, seeking help in the most unlikely source. In the end, will Marna stay, and David be able to let her go?

Bob Fulton author of "When Rooney Sold the Steelers"

When Rooney Sold the Steelers (yes, he actually did) covers key moments (and some little-known ones) in franchise history: how the Steagles, a team formed by a wartime merger of the Steelers and the Philadelphia Eagles, finished with a winning record despite dealing with two constantly bickering head coaches; how a spelling lesson inspired Terry Bradshaw to become a Super Bowl hero; how Joe Greene drained 27 16-ounce bottles of Coca-Cola during filming of an iconic television commercial; how a lopsided Steelers victory might have prevented casualties from a plane crash; and how head coach John “Blood” McNally missed a game because, incredibly, he didn’t realize the Steelers were playing that weekend.

M.G. Brown author of "Two Coral Moons Gleam for Tonight"

As years pass on planet Homeworld in galaxy not our Milky Way, youth age so to become more involved in trial attempts to correct ongoing environmental troubles. But still, adults in present rule are slow, if even trying, to find and begin climate correction for continent Unodosterras. And other four continents are perhaps trying even less? Ergo not encouraging! Yet youth still hope with new ideas! Can they withstand squabbles between rival rulers or worse new reckless seekers scheming to be rulers next? Will present youth find resolves to fix problems of past to help reality of future for whole world and humanity?

Douglas K. Sanders author of "Ralph R. Teetor: The Man Who Knows How Fast You Drive"

Ralph R. Teetor: The Man Who Knows How Fast You Drive tells the remarkable true story of the blind engineer who invented modern cruise control. Through rich historical detail and vivid storytelling, Douglas K. Sanders traces Teetor’s life, family legacy, and groundbreaking work behind the Speedostat, an innovation that reshaped automotive safety and paved the way for today’s autonomous driving technologies. Part biography, part industrial history, this book honors an unsung American inventor whose influence is still felt every time a driver sets their speed and lets the road unfold.

Stephany Granillo author of "Bella the Butterfly"

Sometimes we find friends in strange situations. While young Luca is on his way to visit his sick grandma, he notices something strange—a group of birds is taunting a butterfly right in front of him! Feeling sad for the butterfly, Luca stands up to the bully birds and Bella the Butterfly is so thankful.

When Luca finds himself in a dangerous situation, he knows his poor grandma will be worried. Can Bella the Butterfly help him, even though she is very small? Bella the Butterfly reminds us of the importance of friendship and standing up for those who are bullied.

Kelly Neff author of "Funtastic Oldies Trivia"

Funtastic Oldies Trivia is a trivia/game/puzzle book for all fans of the rock ’n’ roll era (including pop, rock, and country music). Within these pages is also an extensive “bonus” section of interesting facts about over three hundred one-hit wonders. So go ahead, try your best and see if you really are the biggest rock ’n’ roll fan out there!

Voice Within author of "My Name is Not Important"

Lessons learned: The road less traveled is more interesting than the beaten path. You have less chance of falling into the trappings of mankind if you take it. God is there for everyone if you look through your inner soul. Just because people say it is so, does not make it real. Forget the world's views and find the answers in yourself. Maybe: These words might help you in your journey. They are not what you have been taught.

T.R. McCormack author of "Uber-Woman VMZ: First Strikes"

A lot has happened to Valerie Marcella Zoe Rand in her first year of college. As detailed in Birth of the Uber-Woman, Valerie set out to realize her father’s dream to train a pro-wrestling prodigy and, through many trials and tribulations, was able to finally move on from a past trauma while discovering a new passion for competing with men: big, burly men who can push and challenge a super athlete like her far more than the female athletes she’s typically dominated in the past. Now she’s eager to spend her summer deepening the bonds with her male wrestling teammates, dabble in some pro-wrestling practice with other male athletes, and just have fun under the sun—and her journey has only just begun!

Ronald W. Shipman author of "Murder: Another Complete Defense"

Attorney Garrett Cole is about to find himself involved in one of the biggest cases of his career.

After Howard Graves arrives in Garrett’s office, asking him to look into his father’s death, Garrett’s investigation begins to unravel a large conspiracy at work.  Howard is certain the death of his father was not a suicide, but as Garret tells him, that as long as the death certificate says “suicide” there will not be one penny paid. The description of the investigation, especially witness interview and police reports and documentation by first responders cause Garret to marvel at the life of the decedent and the deep belief, love and respect he commanded. The investigation also reveals a corporate entity, not the insurance company, which company plays by the rules, but a corporate entity, brilliantly managed, thoroughly corrupt, and driven only by a desire for power and money.

Jasmine Millender author of "The Purpose & Power of Productivity"

This book reveals how productivity, rooted in biblical principles, is key to living a fulfilling life. It shows how God blesses those who wisely use their time, talents, and resources—and how aligning your efforts with His purpose leads to true success.

Each chapter takes you on a personal journey of self-discovery, growth, and empowerment. You’ll learn how to identify your God-given gifts, make confident life transitions, and live intentionally. With scripture-based tools, practical examples, and thought-provoking insights, this book encourages you to become not just a better worker—but a purpose-driven leader.

Joy author of "My Journey of Faith"

To all of Joy’s brothers and sisters on this earth who are hers by their new birth, she walks with those who are contemplating a new birth. With her words, and a few chosen passages from the Bible, she will help us walk forward into a life without sin, evil, and anger.

Kathy Auman author of "The Bully Patrol: Where the Rainbow Begins"

The Bully Patrol: Where the Rainbow Begins lets the targets of bullying, both young and old, see that there is help for them to stop letting others abuse and torment them. Throughout the story, the bullies will see that bullying is not a joke. Bullying and other negative behaviours can affect people's lives for many years. Help is there for the targets and the bullies to try and give them the good life they deserve.

J.C. Wright author of "Memoirs of an Immortal"

Andrew Prince has been walking the earth for longer than he can remember - watching civilizations rise, fall, and fade into dust. These days, he keeps a low profile, running a high-powered security firm with two trusted allies.

But when a job goes wrong and an old name resurfaces, Andrew is pulled into a dangerous game that spans centuries. Enemies long thought gone are moving in the shadows. Secrets from lives he’s tried to forget are clawing their way back to the surface. 

Immortality has its advantages. 

Michael Henson author of "Runaway Home"

It is 1816 on the Cedar Grove Plantation in southern Georgia.

Facing financial hardship, plantation owner Walter Pike has decided to sell several slaves. He chooses his own biracial son, Jeremiah, as well as two young brothers, James and Thomas. Following the advice of a wise old slave known as Old Papa, the three boys set out on a journey southward into the swamps of Florida in search of freedom among the multitude of runaway slaves who had joined native Seminoles in a vast network of towns, farms, and villages hidden in the thick forests along the Suwannee River.

Sharon Vogt author of "The Grand Dame of Fairhope: A Memoir of Sorts"

The Grand Dame of Fairhope: A Memoir of Sorts details the wonderfully inspiring and heartwarming story of how Tamara Wintzell, the owner of Tamara’s Downtown, an eatery in the city of Fairhope Alabama, came to be. Beloved by her local restaurant-goers and new faces alike, Tamara continues to touch the lives of so many individuals with her warmth, kindness, and generosity. 

Bob Jackson author of "Puff People Arise!"

Join the puff people as they take you through the most important times of the year!

Bryan Tenney author of "The Founders"

It’s 1789, and Benjamin Franklin has an idea. Anticipating danger in the future, he discusses creating a secret amendment to the US Constitution with Thomas Jefferson. The amendment contains instructions on how the American people can recall a rogue president. Jefferson doesn’t need much convincing, and after he buries the amendment deep in a White House vault, it passes through history, forgotten. 

It’s 2022, and President Bribe is out of control in Washington, DC. Not far away, on July 4, Thomas Jefferson and George Washington mysteriously awaken at Monticello and Mount Vernon. Confused about their circumstances, they sneak away from their magnificent homes. Meeting a few days later under the Washington Monument, the founders commence an epic adventure, traveling the country together, while being pursued by a PI and the FBI for a theft Jefferson purportedly committed at Monticello. They wonder why they’ve been brought back. Does their nation need them again?

Michael Hauser author of "Nine Days in England"

"Nine Days in England" reveals a glorious struggle in the romance of two lonely souls who happened to find each other. American Naval Officer Scott and English Lady Teresa's journey to happiness focuses on forever and a day, exposing their journey toward peace and joy.

Hard-won, long-living accomplishments for our heart's benefit are the valuable, precious victories we need and want desperately. We need to get to our knees and ask for strength from The One who knows what is best for us.

Ken Ciulla author of "A Path to a Successful Career in Sales"

In A Path to A Successful Career In Sales, you will learn what the most successful sales professionals do best, the talents and skills required and how to get started. In addition, you will be provided with guidelines (both written and unwritten) that will enable you to accelerate your career development, avoid common mistakes that can hold you back, as well as those that will, quite simply stated, keep you from getting yourself fired.

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.