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.

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.

Hobart Pardue, author of "Before I Forget"

Available in audiobook format! 

This is the intriguing story of the life of one man born and raised in Southeast Louisiana, from his boyhood in a small rural town through his experiences obtaining a practical and formal education. His observation of local politics and the tactics used during the civil rights era often exposed him to threats from extremist groups opposed to change.

His fight for justice for the unfortunate through the legal system during his career as an attorney enabled him to achieve his lifetime goals of hunting and fishing across North and South America.

The often humorous stories of his contacts with all types of characters he has encountered during his colorful life are unique.

Leonard Newland author of "The Revolving Door"

Available in audiobook format!

Whether you are a newcomer or a long-time worker in New York City’s taxi industry, The Revolving Door is for you. Written by Leonard Newland, a decades-long employee of Yellow Cabs, this guidebook includes everything from how to get started, the dangers of taxiing and its history, hot zones for ticketing, how to handle the TLC, and much, much more.

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.

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.

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.

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. 

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. 

Anna Marie Schwager author of "Treasured Moments: Volume 1"

Inspiration can come at a moment’s notice, completely unexpected and without warning. For Anna Marie Schwager, inspiration came at the beginning of a new year.

Surrounded by her family, friends, and God, she set out to write, and Treasured Moments was born. With each of her blessings, Anna Marie Schwager set pen to paper—or fingers to keyboard—and created a collection of heartwarming poems inspired by her greatest loves. She now shares her musings with the world, so her blessings can live on for generations to come.

Jemma Shillingford, PhD author of "Beyond the Script"

This powerful and timely memoir takes readers inside the often unseen realities of teaching special education in an urban school district, where daily classroom challenges collide with systemic failures. Through vivid, deeply human stories of students too often dismissed as “unreachable,” it reveals how trust, creativity, and compassion can transform learning even amid chaos. Both a critique of policies that value compliance over connection and a tribute to the resilience of career teachers who stay and care, the book bridges personal experience with systemic insight. Spanning perspectives from open veranda schools in the Caribbean to security-locked classrooms in America, it offers a rare, cross-cultural view of how context shapes education. Ultimately, it is a call to humanize special education—to see students not as data points but as individuals full of potential—and to honor the teachers who persist in helping them reach it.

Ann M. Willett author of "The Witch Cat"

This contemporary tale is set in New England. A spell bound cat takes one on a Halloween odyssey of tricks and treats for imaginations of all ages. Snippets of humor and history appear for those who seek them. The magical eve ends with questions and a clue, or is it? That’s for you to decide!

Carlee Evans author of "The Last Thing You Said to Me"

What if one fleeting moment could change everything you thought you knew about love? 

When Azari, a soul-searching traveler with a restless heart, wanders into an Irish coffee shop called Green Stone, she expects nothing more than caffeine and comfort. Instead, she meets Ozora Green, the mysterious owner whose warmth feels like a home she has never known. One rain-soaked evening turns into an unforgettable night beneath the castle on the hill and a love story that lingers across continents. 

Patrice Williams author of "Little Sister"

Written to an unnamed little sister, this book is the author’s written testimony to show that she has survived by the grace of God. It will hopefully help others along their spiritual journey with Christ Jesus and to let others know that they are not alone. From learning about God around age ten and attending vacation Bible school, surviving sexual abuse, having a child at a young age, and enduring physical abuse, Williams’ story will inspire others to put their faith and trust in God and he will provide. 

Rodney Phillips, author of "Dissension: A Disagreement that Leads to Discord"

Available in audiobook format! 

The night air hung thick with Miami’s ever-present humidity, wrapping the city in a suffocating embrace. Neon lights flickered along Ocean Drive, casting distorted reflections in rain-slicked streets, the remnants of a brief but violent storm. In the alleys and backrooms of the city’s underbelly, the storm had only just begun. 

The game had been in motion for years, long before those playing it even knew they were pawns. Borders had shifted, alliances had formed and have since become fractured, and blood had been spilled in quiet corners of the city where no one dared to look. The rules were unwritten, but they were absolute: Power demanded obedience. Betrayal demanded retribution. And the past, no matter how deeply buried, had a way of clawing its way back to the surface. 

For those caught in its grip, it was simply survival. 

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.

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.