Dr. Carl David Rowland author of "Hodel and Milo (or The Rat in the Hat)"

In this sweet, rhyming tale, a valuable lesson is learned for children of all ages: whether you are living in the country or the city, it is important to take care of the world around you! A reverse-Grinch tale, follow Hodel the rat and his faithful dog companion Milo as they teach the city residents an important lesson in preserving the environment. 

James Boland author of "Superhero Force Rehab Hospital"

Super Force Rehab Hospital: Turning Disabled Veterans into Superheroes is a book about Veterans who have become amputees because of war, but eventually get to go to a secret military hospital. Once there they combine incredible surgeons with scientists who use advanced technology to create powerful prosthetics that turn the veterans into superheroes. They eventually adopt nicknames like Waspman, Anna Conda, and Joey the Mantis along with a host of others. They start out in the military, but eventually combine with the nearby police force because of all the crime going on in the city.

Lauren Palmar Gerami author of "A Rye-Markable Journey"

A Rye-Markable Journey is a heartwarming tale of a little ball of dough longing to learn and find who he will become! As a malleable character, he is profoundly shaped by his adventure through the world market he was “born” in, the amazing Central Park of New York City.

Follow along as he tours through the various countries within the world market, meeting characters along the way from all different nationalities. Absorbing the love and delightfulness of cultures from around the world, the little dough learns that through love and acceptance of all, you can truly develop into the brightest version of yourself.

Larry J. Schweiger author of "Fighting for The Future of Nature"

Larry J. Schweiger became fascinated with conservation in his youth, inspired by the beauty of his home state of Pennsylvania and the conservationists who came before him. His journey is one of constant battles and collaborations with all levels of government officials, navigating the politics of non-profit organizations, and working with important figures such as former Vice President Al Gore, Robert Redford, Dr. Tom Lovejoy, Dr. Herbert Needleman, and many others.

Fighting for The Future of Nature is a fascinating look into one man’s journey to protect our world, the prices we pay when we let self-interest take the lead, and how we all must work together to demand change for the children of tomorrow.

WD Meyers II author of "Just Sayin: Writins of Ricepaper Roni"

Thank you for pickin this book up. Thought I better let you know this aint about squirrels but he is a fine lookin fella and I was thinkin he wouldn’t mind me showin him off a bit. I aint exactly sure what to call what I been writing, but this is what got wrote. This is not a self-help book but you can help yourself to what is writin inside. This is not a motivational book but you just might actually find something motivating in here. This is not a spiritual book but you might find somethin in these pages a bit soul moving as well. We’ll see. Cost of admission is paid for when you buy this book so everything else inside it is free to consume at your own leisure. 

~Wes

Stan E. Hughes, a.k.a. Ha-Gue-A-Dees-Sas author of "Silhouettes in Gold and Emerald"

The truth lies in the expansive nature of the West, the wide deserts, snow-capped mountains, and all-encompassing forests. Stan E. Hughes, a.k.a. Ha-Gue-A-Sees-Sas, captures the heart of the West through his poetry, its people, wildlife, and the land itself. 

Silhouettes in Gold and Emerald: The Voices of the American West is an inspiring collection of poetry concentrating on the wondrous West, told in raw, powerful prose and capturing its majesty. 

Nadia Ram author of "My Hero"

My Hero follows Ingrid, a teenage girl navigating her final year of high school as she struggles to understand herself and her place in the world. Her life takes an unexpected turn when she encounters a mysterious superhero, Gemma, and is drawn into a reality far beyond anything she could have imagined. As Ingrid embarks on this journey, she faces challenges, makes mistakes, and ultimately learns what it means to fight for the people she loves.

Duane Earl Drayton Chapman Jr author of "Nightrain: The Foundation"

Nightrain follows the journey of the South Streets—a group shaped by hardship, loyalty, and the choices that define survival and status. At its center is Nightrain, a man raised with discipline and restraint, torn between the pull of the streets and the values instilled by his family. When his father’s death becomes a turning point, Nightrain finally embraces relationships and opportunities that fuel his philosophy of “Take and Give,” propelling him into leadership rather than destruction. At its core, Nightrain is a story about legacy.

Steve M. Vallad author of "Legal Sale"

Living in a universe surrounded and filled with energy, have you ever wondered what it would be like if we were able to utilize that energy that’s all around us? Legal Sale explores this concept in a thrilling adventure. Embark on a journey, filled with magical realism and captivating characters that will keep you yearning for more. Meet folks who do use this energy and engage with those of this energy you will wonder, “is it magic, is it spiritual, is it physics, and does it matter.” Learn how this energy interacts with us and becomes a part of our life.

Philip Barnard author of "The One True Father"

This groundbreaking book series not only reshapes our understanding of James Madison but also challenges the broader narrative of American history by examining how historical myths are constructed and perpetuated over time. Through meticulous research and compelling analysis, historian Philip Barnard offers readers a chance to engage with history in a more nuanced and critical way. The credibility of Madison’s iconic Notes of Debates in the Federal Convention of 1787 will be severely tested. The series promises to provoke debate, inspire further scholarship, and encourage a reevaluation of the contributions made by figures like Edmund Randolph, whose roles have been overshadowed by deliberately orchestrated historical narratives. 

Steve Graybill author of "Murder by Deepfake"

Natasha embraces her new role as Vice Chairwoman, while Jacob steps into his position as Inspector General overseeing Renaissance’s international operations. Their world is thrown into chaos when a shocking video surfaces, appearing to show their trusted colleague, Sammy Ching, leading a deadly raid on a drug warehouse in Southeast Asia’s notorious Golden Triangle. Arrested and facing execution if convicted, Sammy’s fate rests in their hands. Sent to Singapore to uncover the truth, Natasha and Jacob enlist the help of a former Israeli Mossad agent to analyze the footage—only to discover it is a sophisticated deepfake. But proving Sammy’s innocence reveals a far more dangerous reality: a former adversary with ties to Russian intelligence and organized crime has resurfaced, now aligned with powerful narco-terrorists.

Savala DeVoge author of "The Mountain Endures"

A shieldbearer, a dragonkin, and a minotaur all connected by the same dream, a calling to a greater purpose. The shieldbearer, Eilis, abandons her lord, and his anger and jealousy consume him. The dragonkin, Tavshi, haunted by dreams, sets out to the magisters of the Argent Spire to discover his purpose. The minotaur, Uxsan, leaves his magically gifted daughter in the capable hands of teachers and protectors.

John Louis author of "A Three-Ply Cord: Making and Keeping Covenant Marriage"

This book is intended as a teaching guide for Catholic/Christian clergy/catechists and an individual study guide for those contemplating sacramental Christian marriage. It is also a 'help' guide for those struggling with difficulties in their current marriages.

The work is also a guide for those with an interest in upholding the concept of a free, faithful, fruitful, and forever commitment between one man and one woman in an era where communal commitments between parties are becoming more widely defined and formalized by civil laws, and the engagement into such relationships has dropped below 50% of the population.

Thom Cahir author of "9-11 Avenged"

9-11 Avenged is a political thriller by Thom Cahir that follows Martin Jeffers, a retired U.S. Army colonel, leading a disciplined domestic militia movement reshaped to protect the country from foreign threats. The narrative unfolds as an embedded Mossad agent uncovers an upcoming al-Qaeda cell meeting in Saudi Arabia, weaving together the worlds of counterterrorism, undercover espionage, and covert military planning. As American and Israeli intelligence agencies work to decipher the impending threat, the characters prepare for a dangerous collision course centered on vengeance and global security.

Jeffrey "Chappie" Chapman author of "American Political Eras"

Spanning from America’s very beginning to the present day, Jeffrey “Chappie” Chapman’s American Political Eras is a fascinating look into politics through pencil-and-ink cartoons. Having published his cartoons in his local papers, Chapman now brings his vast number of cartoons together into one collection.

Humorous and educational, Chapman conveys the most prominent moments in American political history through hand-drawn art, capturing the tumultuous, chaotic, and strange occurrences of our past and present.

Perry Hibner author of "Centennial Revisited"

Centennial first aired on NBC in 1978–’79.The 12 episodes spanned 26 hours. More than 28 million households watched the first episode on October 1, 1978. But due to scheduling and poor promotion, the miniseries never received the recognition it deserved and failed to draw an audience like other large-scale productions during that time. Centennial Revisited draws back the curtain.

Christopher Granozio author of "Broken Men"

Broken Men is a story of two men from different continents, generations and of opposite sexual orientations who, through the synchronicity of a chance meeting, discover they are not so different after all. There is an underlying common bond that attracts and unites them… a connection rooted in a childhood wound. As their unique friendship evolves, both men begin a profound adventure, not only together but also within themselves.

Paul Clark author of "2030"

The year is 2030. After catastrophic years of political turmoil and global warfare, the world stands on the brink of collapse. America is fractured, its cities reduced to ashes, and its citizens desperate for hope. Deep beneath the Quinn Canyon Range, a resilient few have built a secret sanctuary: the AGI facility, humanity's last hope for survival and renewal.

Colonel Cooper Brooks, a decorated SEAL, and Marine Sergeant Major Jax lead a small, dedicated team—including Peyton, the brilliant scientist; Ida, the inventive engineer; and Zeek, the tech genius—tasked with crafting the first true Artificial General Intelligence, humanity's greatest and possibly final achievement. But the remnants of their nation are besieged, and enemies abroad seek domination.

Cornelius Vanderstar author of "Crowns and Keepers"

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

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