Arlene Rose Love author of "Will Work for Prozac"

A children’s book for adults, Will Work For Prozac, speaks to those who cannot speak for themselves: the homeless, the meek, the lonely… the depressed, some on anti depressants and some who don’t have access to the pill for hope. Will Work For Prozac voices their silent screams of profound common sense in a world where no one seems to be paying attention.

James Abdulla author of "Formed Through Fire"

This powerful memoir is a testament to battling through adversity and holding onto your dreams, no matter the obstacles. From the outside, you’d never guess the depth of hardship the author has faced, but within these pages lies a journey of resilience, grit, and unwavering faith. In a world grappling with mental health struggles, discrimination, and a sense of hopelessness, this story offers a lifeline of hope.

What makes this book unique is the raw honesty and vulnerability with which the author shares his trials and triumphs. He doesn’t just recount challenges, he reveals how he overcame them. It is a message for anyone who has ever felt overlooked, underestimated, or ready to give up. Above all, readers will walk away knowing that their path is not dictated by circumstance or society, but by God.

Dr. Justin B. Clearsky author of "Stanley Kubrick's Faustian Bargain"

On July 16, 1969, at 9:32 a.m., Eastern Time, Apollo 11 lifted off from Launch Complex 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Merritt Island, Florida, an event watched by over 60 million American households. Four days later, on July 20, 1969, at 10:51 p.m. Eastern Time, Neil Armstrong descended the Lunar Module to become humankind's first man to step foot on the Moon, an event watched by an estimated worldwide audience of over 650 million people. 

Thirty (30) years later, in a seemingly unrelated event, March 07, 1999, Stanley Kubrick (age 70), an American filmmaker and photographer widely considered to be one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, died of a heart attack at his home in Childwickbury, England. Three days before his death, a man claiming to be Stanley Kubrick, granted an interview to an independent self-employed filmmaker, who, fifteen years Kubrick's death, posted segments of his interview with Kubrick on YouTube.

Charles C. Morgan author of "Truly Dumbfounded, Dismayed, and Delighted"

In this whimsical memoir, Charles C. Morgan shares many stories that focus on the lessons that he has learned over the course of his life. Laced with humor and numerous cartoons illustrating that humor, it covers such vast topics as advice from his father and grandfather, perspectives on achieving success and law school, lawyering, and courts. Also included are his observations about his life, marriages, and children, some hilarious and some shocking, along with tributes to the people who played a major role in his life and his observations about human behavior overall.

Dr. Keith L. Marshall, PsyD, M.H.D. author of "FROM DUMPSTER TO DOCTOR"

From Dumpster to Doctor is a gripping autobiography by Dr. Keith L. Marshall, PsyD, M.H.D., chronicling his harrowing journey from trauma and addiction to redemption and success. The book paints a vivid picture of homelessness and despair, reflecting society’s perception of individuals trapped in cycles of suffering. Dr. Marshall opens up about his past, exposing painful memories of childhood abuse, addiction to crack cocaine for over two decades, abandonment, homelessness, incarceration, and near-death experiences, including being shot in the head and stabbed multiple times. His story is one of unimaginable hardship and survival. 

David Allen Chandler author of "It is Thirty-One Point Nine Hundred In No Pictures In the Tale About the Effort To Divide Fiction/Truth"

A picture's worthy of a thousand words it stows
Lines connect the dots a dream now sews
Inside the image bound by mystic light
Is an island to be found that sinks each night
As parts become the planks where stanzas hold
Fashioned by the rhythm waves have rolled
A brilliant vessel turns, and a lighthouse lends a spark
Then a cloud imagines form and braves the dark
Welcome to the place a wonder went
And wander through scenes description lent
In a journey, on the trail of Captain's Log
Where a ship would part the seas, and leave the fog

Carol E. Trieckel author of "Finding Peace Through God's Presence"

After losing her husband a few years ago, Carol E. Trieckel was inspired and blessed by God to continue writing poetic prayers that will heal and inspire. She is merely a vehicle that He is using to spread His love, and He pushes her to write about her deepest and most private feelings regarding this blessing. Finding Peace Through God’s Presence relays the author’s true life experiences in the hopes of bringing people closer to God. Hopefully, her feelings are expressed in such a way that others can see their lives through His eyes.  

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.

S.J. Riccobono author of "A Piece of the Future"

A Piece of the Future is a tech thriller in which everyone except the protagonist, Angel Porter, is running a con. Martin Winstrom is a billionaire tech giant who wants to become the next big entertainer of the world. 

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.

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?

Bob Jackson author of "Puff People Arise!"

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

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.

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