Benjamin Rocha author of "X: From Ashes We Rise"

The year is 3,342 CE. Intergalactic travel has been achieved, along with spatial teleportation. After a decision made by a universal organization called the Interplanetary Alliance (IA) for the destruction of the planet Keltar thirteen years ago, a “Resistance” was formed to preserve the lives of at least a few. X, along with the other survivors of that planet, must now fight for his life in a universe where his very existence is deemed a threat to all other twenty-six races, including humanity. With no hope for success in sight, does he have a fighting chance?

James A. DeVita author of "Lawyer for the City"

Lawyer for the City is a story about Rocco DeMarco, a dynamic, young lawyer who handles multi-million-dollar personal injury lawsuits for the D.C. Attorney General’s Office. DeMarco is assigned a police brutality case in which one of the plaintiffs is dead and the other is paralyzed for life. When he attempts to interview the police officers involved, they refuse to speak to him. Forced to investigate the case on his own, DeMarco travels to every corner of the City trying to discover what actually happened. After visiting the City morgue, D.C. General Hospital, and the Lorton Reformatory, DeMarco discovers that the reason the police won’t talk is that the Mayor of the District of Columbia may be involved in the shooting. This book gives the reader an inside look at what it is like to prepare and try a multi-million-dollar police brutality case. 

Noah Winter author of "Hey, Bud!"

Bud is a popular dog around town. Everyone knows his name and loves him, leading him to believe he is the greatest dog in the world. Bud’s favorite person is the local butcher, Oliver, whom Bud always gets up to greet. One day, Bud learns that Oliver isn’t feeling well and goes on an adventure to find his friend, following his nose to seek him out.

Bruce McLean author of "The Day the Moon Came Out Too Soon"

The idea that the dark spots on the moon resemble a rabbit is centuries old and stems from Asian cultures. However, have you ever noticed that the moon and the sun are out in the daytime at the same time quite often?

This is the story of how the moon came out too soon and how he tries to remedy the problem.

The story takes place in Maine with many of the forest and sea animals you'd find in our beautiful state. The artwork is completely done by a student of mine, Makenna Johnson, who is a junior at Stearns Junior-Senior High School in Millinocket, Maine.

Victoria Martinelli & Kristen Hass author of "Pauly in the Park"

Pauly in the Park is a delightful picture book about a zany New York City pigeon in search of the perfect snack. Pauly has grown tired of the crumbs that are usually available to him, and decides to take matters into his own wings. 

Join Pauly as he embarks on his quest for the most tantalizing tastes in the world. You never know where Pauly will take you next!

K.J. Christiansen author of "The Drixon Chronicles: Birth: Part 1"

The Drixon Chronicles: Birth: Part 1 is about the journey of two elf twins destined to end the evil trying to destroy their world. Embark on a journey with never-before-seen creatures, a world of magic and wonder, relatable characters, and a relevant message. 

Christiansen hopes this book inspires people to make their dreams a reality and to fight against all obstacles in their way.

Bob Jackson author of "Puff People Arise!"

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

Jerry De Lange author of "Let's Travel the World: Volume III"

Let’s Travel the World: Volume III continues Jerry De Lange’s extraordinary journey, capturing his travels from 2014 through 2022. In this final volume, De Lange explores some of the world’s most breathtaking destinations, from the rugged beauty of Australia and New Zealand to the turquoise waters of Bora Bora, the wildlife-rich safaris of southern Africa, and the winter magic of Finland’s Northern Lights. His adventures also take readers across Europe’s Alps, through historic villages, on river cruises, and into vibrant cities, as well as into the dramatic landscapes of Argentina and Chile. Told with warmth, curiosity, and a traveler’s eye for detail, this book celebrates a lifetime of discovery and the joy of embracing every corner of the globe.

Jerry De Lange author of "Let's Travel the World: Volume II"

Let’s Travel the World: Volume II continues Jerry De Lange’s remarkable global journey, capturing nearly a decade of unforgettable travel experiences from 2005 to 2013. From golf tours in Thailand to the legendary Palace on Wheels in India, from Mongolia’s vast landscapes to the icy wonders of Antarctica, De Lange brings readers along through vibrant storytelling, rich detail, and genuine curiosity. Each chapter explores new countries, cultures, and adventures, spanning Asia, Europe, Africa, South America, and beyond. Perfect for travelers and armchair explorers alike, this volume celebrates a lifetime of discovery, resilience, and the joy of seeing the world one extraordinary trip at a time.

Jerry De Lange author of "Let's Travel the World: Volume I"

Let’s Travel the World: Volume I invites readers on a sweeping, decades-long journey across the globe through the eyes of lifelong traveler Jerry De Lange. Beginning with his early experiences in the U.S. Army, where a draft notice unexpectedly launched him into his first international adventures, De Lange chronicles more than three decades of exploration through vivid, personal storytelling. From Japan, Viet Nam, and the Philippines in the late 1960s to cruises, tours, and expeditions across Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas, his recollections capture the wonder, humor, challenges, and cultural discovery that shaped his love of travel. Rich with detail and spanning more than 30 countries, this first volume offers both a heartfelt memoir and a window into the world as it was experienced from the 1960s through the early 2000s. Whether readers are seasoned travelers or armchair adventurers, De Lange’s stories celebrate curiosity, connection, and the life-changing impact of seeing the world.

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.

Rabbi Perry Raphael Rank author of "Two Minute Torah"

Two Minute Torah gives fresh voice to an ancient wisdom that still has important messages for us in the 21st century. In a mere two minutes time, anyone who seeks to prioritize truth and integrity over political expediency and profit will find a routine of daily study invigorating and inspiring. It will change the way we understand our role within the universe, and the way we see our friends and families. It will change the way we go about making important decisions in our lives. The love that the rabbis and sages had for study would have them belly laughing at those who thought religion and science contradict one another. To the contrary, these scholars craved knowledge, and followed an old Jewish idea: whenever we learn something new and compelling we have crossed paths with God. Sometimes God speaks to us with myth and sometimes with math. God speaks to us through the sacred texts of the Bible, Mishnah, Gemara, and Midrash. One thing is for sure: God is always communicating with us and Two Minute Torah will open us to the many ways God's wisdom can guide us still.

Julia Vassina author of "Date Like a Queen, Marry a King"

Throughout her time as a hypnotherapist, Julia Vassina has noticed a common thread amongst her clients: difficulty in romantic relationships, whether it be finding one or maintaining it. With her own experiences and those of many other women, Julia has now discovered the root of the problem and shares all her knowledge for you.

Through establishing a strong sense of self-love, navigating the early stages of dating, and learning how to build a strong foundation, Date Like a Queen, Marry a King is the perfect guide for any woman looking for her happily ever after.

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?

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.

Karen A. Oliver author of "Ben's Story: Living with Friedreich’s Ataxia"

At fourteen years old, Karen Oliver’s son Ben was diagnosed with Friedreich's Ataxia, a rare genetic disorder affecting coordination and mobility and causes the development of cardiomyopathy and associated arrythmias. She was told he would be wheelchair bound by seventeen and live no longer than thirty-four. But Ben was not going to let that stop him.

Ben’s Story details his incredible life through the eyes of his mother. How his adventurous spirit led him to university, teaching, traveling all over the country and beyond, jumping from planes, and so much more. He defied the odds by living fifteen years longer than anyone ever expected, and lived every moment with gusto and passion. Ben’s amazing life is a reminder to live each day and defy all the odds.

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