Rick Miller, PhD. author of "Geology Made America Great"

America’s beginnings stretch further back than the signing of the Declaration of Independence, further still than the pilgrims landing at Plymouth Rock, and even further beyond the first native inhabitants of her land.

America’s formation began, arguably, billions of years ago. 

With Earth’s very chaotic and, quite literally, rocky beginning, the land masses that would eventually become America began to form, and with them the abundant minerals that would much, much later further the rapid expansion of America’s Industrial Revolution. 

Leon Lilly author of "The Mysterious Hamster"

A fun, engaging book for little ones, The Mysterious Hamster is a sweet story of one little black-and-white hamster and his love of adventure and playing hide-and-seek!

Nick Maggiore author of "Night of the Tiger Part 2: Justice"

After the traumatic death of his wife, Ron Edmonds takes on a new position with NCIS in Quantico, VA, leaving his daughter and her family back in Pennsylvania.

Engrossed in his new role investigating cold and closed cases, Ron finds five of particular interest. With his partner and friend Charles Williamson, he has the time, resources, and, regrettably, enough past experience with the United States’ corruption to know how to handle the brutality and mystery of these cases: the supposed suicide of a US airman, the murder of a Navy servicewoman, the disappearance of a lieutenant’s adopted daughter, and the tragic loss of multiple lives aboard a Navy destroyer, which very well may lead him to the horrible truth behind his own wife’s haunting murder.

Harold Alvarez author of "Harold and the Magic Elevator"

What if an elevator could take you far beyond the next floor? In Harold and the Magic Elevator, young Harold has a remarkable way to travel: a magic elevator that opens the door to adventures near and far.

Harold’s journeys take him from New York landmarks to destinations around the world. Along the way, readers encounter sporting adventures, the excitement of Spain, pizza in Italy, the beauty of Portugal, and more. Wherever Harold goes, the magic elevator makes every destination part of an imaginative new experience.

M. Benson (bob) author of "Chicago Stories: As Told by Joe"

From his earliest beginnings Joe’s life has centered around the politics and confrontations of inner-city Chicago. From riding around the local delivery man’s truck as a kid earning a few bucks to his adult life centering around selling drugs to all walks of life, Joe had to learn at a young age to hustle for what he wants.

Chicago Stories is a series of short stories from Joe’s life, scattered and varied as his experiences. From gang fights to a simple fishing trip, enwrapped in a drug-induced frenzy as a young adult to owning a home with his beloved, threatening dog. A life as whimsical as it is tragic, all beginning and ending in Chicago.

David Bricker author of "The Life and Times of David"

The Life and Times of David is the true story of a man who lived much of his life on the road. From a difficult childhood to life in mental institutions, homeless shelters, and cities across the United States, David shares the experiences that shaped him.
Traveling by bus, train, and sometimes on foot, he moved from place to place, meeting many different people and facing many hardships along the way. Through it all, he continued searching for freedom, survival, and a place to belong.

This memoir offers a raw and honest look at life on the margins of society and the determination it takes to keep moving forward.

Raul A. Prieto author of "The 12 Steps of Discernment: Returning to Natural Law"

In an age saturated with information, discernment has become one of the most essential skills of our time.

When opinions are endless and “experts” abound, confusion is easy. The real challenge is no longer access to data, it is the ability to separate what is true from what is false.

In The 12 Steps of Discernment: Returning to Natural Law, Raul A. Prieto presents a practical twelve-step framework designed to help readers navigate uncertainty with clarity and confidence. Rather than chasing every new idea or argument, this process teaches readers how to eliminate falsehood so that truth can stand on its own.

Alexander Love author of "Cosmic Veil: The Blindfold"

What if every conspiracy theory was true… and someone was hiding it?

In Cosmic Veil: The Blindfold by Alexander Love, reality isn’t what it seems; it’s what you’re allowed to see.

When intelligence analyst Eva Reyes notices something impossible at an airport gate, people shifting, time glitching, reality quietly correcting itself, she becomes one of the few who can see beyond the illusion. What she discovers is a hidden system known as the Blindfold, a global filter designed to protect humanity from truths too overwhelming to comprehend.

Herman E. Crosby author of "Rockerway City"

This is a story about a recurring, fictional twenty-year-old dream that is still living in time. However, there are a few narrative paragraphs within the book that are true statements. 

Sometimes these fictional dreams seem so real… These dreams remind me of a wheel that keeps turning over and over with no end in sight. 

I hope that those who read or learn of this book can picture in their minds what I dream of, and hope that one day it will come true for all mankind.

Kyle Baker author of "Christian Athlete from Kansas: First Independent U.S. President"

This gripping novel follows Jack, a young man from Kansas whose unwavering Christian faith and exceptional athletic talent set him on an extraordinary path.

From his childhood passion for community service to his time as a high school football star, Jack exhibits the leadership qualities of a true Christian. But his ultimate goal is far more ambitious: to one day become President of the United States.

As Jack's journey unfolds, the story offers a unique vision for solving America’s problems and taking a new approach to complex issues, all while delivering content that sports fans will thoroughly enjoy.

William R. Woolard author of "Tales of the Talon Clan: Book One: Komoco Meets Shushu"

Komoco is just a traveler… but he may be destined for much more. 

While exploring a mysterious forest, Komoco meets Shushumana, a bold princess with blue hair and a sharp tongue. When danger suddenly appears, Komoco proves that courage and faith in oneself can accomplish the impossible. 

But in a kingdom ruled by fear, even a simple act of heroism can bring trouble. With the king’s guards close behind and secrets hiding within the forest, Komoco’s journey is only just the beginning. 

The Talon Clan starts here.

Emily Prieto, MBA, LSW author of "Puzzles from the History Museum"

Puzzles From The History Museum provides summaries, or reminders of history, with well-known facts in order to create word banks that can be used in various word puzzle formats. The concept is word puzzles with a theme, i.e. history.

Brandon J. Burke author of "Black Ranger"

Black Ranger: a collection of poems about a Black experience is about the love, pride, and heritage of an African American man whilst capturing a collection of experiences from adolescence to adulthood. Written through the lens of a queer Black writer, readers who identify similarly will be able to relate to Burke’s cultural dynamics and peer reflection.

K.L. Linn author of "Spaceships, Spears, and Speculations Volume 1"

If you have ever wondered what would happen if the "missing link" in human evolution actually originated from the stars, or if the Creator of humanity is not the benevolent figure we imagine him to be, this collection is for you. In Spaceships, Spears, and Speculations Volume 1: Five Tales of Science Fiction and Fantasy, K.L. Linn explores profound "what if" scenarios that challenge our understanding of reality, history, and the future. These stories imagine a world where the United States withdrew early from the Vietnam War to bring troops home, a future where human life is confined to orbital cities and vast spaceships, and the possibility that magic and gods exist alongside us, hidden only because we lack the physical senses to perceive them. Dive into these five speculative tales to find at least one answer to each of these questions, though the answers may not always be what you expect.

Talia Everly author of "Dead to Me"

What if the person you trusted most was the one who hurt you the deepest?

Tessa always believed that family, no matter how flawed, would hold together in the end. And above all, she believed in her sister Taryn — their bond forged through childhood laughter, shared secrets, and promises whispered on tear-streaked nights. But trust can be a dangerous illusion. 

It begins with a photo she wasn’t meant to see. A gathering she wasn’t invited to. A realization she can no longer ignore. What follows is a slow unraveling — a web of manipulation, gaslighting, and small betrayals that force Tessa to question everything she thought she knew about her sister… and herself. 

Amelia and Aaron Heanton authors of "Aaron and Canelo's Adventures: Coloring Book by Amelia and Aaron Heanton"

Discover the heartwarming tale of a little dog with a big spirit. 

Meet Canelo — a cinnamon-colored pup who loves chasing chickens, herding cows, and playing with his best friend, Cowboy. Canelo’s life takes a magical turn that leads him to a new home full of snow, new languages, and unforgettable friendships. 

Filled with love, laughter, and a touch of magic, this story reminds readers young and old that courage is the first step to finding where you truly belong. 

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