Professor Theodora Koziol and Missy Maloof author of "Exploring the Seasons"

Professor Theodora Koziol is a professor of Early Childhood and presently director of Montessori Early Childhood Center in Massachusetts. Theodora and her husband have 2 successful and fabulous grown sons and their wonderful wives they enjoy visiting. Theodora has 3 amazing grandchildren and 3 equally amazing great grandchildren. She enjoys spending time with her family, walking, winters in Florida and Saint Jude Hospital for children is of special interest to her. Professor Theodora is currently a participant in the CEEL program for Leadership at Harvard University.

Christina Jacobsen author of "Restoring Myself to the Love that I Am"

Christina Jacobsen wrote her book in the hopes of healing others by sharing her story. The pain that her great-grandmother, grandmother, mother, and herself endured needed to serve a purpose. Her story defines the approaches that she took to heal and overcome the pain she inherited from others and created for herself because of not feeling loved. She believes that if she could heal herself that you too could heal. Her book takes you through the journey of her life and how she went from having no self-worth and feeling unloved to discovering that she is loved. 

Valerie Fortier author of "The Neighbor"

Retired police officer Roger Murphy and his wife Mary are living “the good life”.  After a career comprised of years of Roger chasing criminals, they are looking forward to a relaxing future together.

The arrival of their new neighbor, a recently retired single man named John Wilson arouses Roger’s suspicions. A common name, to be sure, yet interesting.  Roger recalls a case from years ago where a husband was suspected of murdering his wife.  The case was never solved.  The perp’s name?  One John Wilson.

Gary Goldstick author of "Just Call Me Gatsby"

Like the classic American capitalist, Christopher “Gatsby” Brooks believes in the power of illusions. His seemingly deep pockets have made him preeminent in the business world and conspicuously wealthy. But when Shirley Frazier, a management consultant, discovers a substantial portion of Gatsby’s income was derived from selling millions of dollars in unregistered (possibly illegal) securities, her confrontation with Gatsby sets off a dangerous cascade of events that could culminate in Gatsby’s demise—or set the stage for his ultimate success.

Jeremy Chapin author of "A Driver - The Contract of Terrorism"

As an independent contractor for the State Department of Secret Service, Jim Clove's next mission is to meet with Mr. White, a banker, and Mr. Nastovska, a Russian diplomat. They both have contracts out for their lives. After meeting at a mansion called the Castle, Jim is informed that U.S. companies are planning to ship rockets to China- but China also plans to attach these rockets to American satellites to destroy them, crippling American communication and information capabilities.

James A. Capalbo author of "A Day at Poppies"

Fynn is a young boy who is excited to see his Poppy, who lives far away. On the drive to see him, Fynn daydreams about all the fun he will have with his Poppy when they arrive, like driving the big green tractor. A Day at Poppies is about the joy a grandson gives his grandfather and vice versa. It’s a little story about the simple things that they like to do together.

Jan Remphrey-Penton author of "Paradise Reimagined"

Jake West seems to have it all, a stellar career as an airline pilot, nice car, big house, and his very own cabin in the mountains of Georgia, Paradise. All that’s missing is the final piece, his future wife. 

Shannon is a flight attendant engaged to a pilot with her airline, but his lack of attention to her and sneakiness make her uneasy about their future together, and when Shannon and Jake are thrown together by fate on the same flight, passion ignites, and she begins to question everything.

Paradise Reimagined is a romantic, steamy tale of desire, passion, and love.

Pastor Christine L. Bennett author of "From the Pit to the Pulpit"

Pastor Christine L. Bennett found herself in many pits before her eventual rise to the pulpit. As a young adult, she spent her time partying, still attending church but lost in using vices as a means of living. Even after her marriage to the pastor of her church and ministering to others, she found herself in a different pit, one of impostor syndrome and doubt.

It took years after her husband’s death to accept her calling to pastor their church. It took years of climbing out of her pit to find the faith in God and herself to become the leader she was meant to be. Now, she lives every day in acceptance of her role in God’s plan and aiding others in finding theirs.

This is her story.

Rachel Korman author of "We'll Always Have the Stars"

Ella Foster had been living as normal a life as any girl in Europe in the 1940s. But at the beginning of the Second World War, a tragic and life-shattering event leads her to believe her life will never be as good as it was. Equipped with her family and friends, she enters an era of her life that challenges her beyond her wildest dreams.

We’ll Always Have the Stars is a testament to the incredible work it takes to turn our tragedies into beauty. It gets better. We just have to look up at the stars every now and then.

Ashley Duckworth author of "All Spun Together"

All Spun Together is a small collection of poems that poet Ashley Duckworth has been writing for many years. The theme is about faith, strength, inspiration, and overcoming challenges. Ashley Duckworth hopes this collection reaches you.

Douglas Warfield author of  "Hearing the Voice of God"

If a person was to reflect on their past life they would remember receiving instructions, advice, and guidance from many different sources such as family, friends, kids, teachers, professors, sports analysts, preachers, evangelists, bishops, and the list goes on and on. Yet are we hearing from the One who has all the knowledge, wisdom, and understanding that we will ever need? Do we hear from the One that can supply the answers that we need for every area of our lives? Are we looking to daily hear the voice of God?

There are over 4,000 different religions in the world today, having billions upon billions of congregants from around the world. People from many different ethnic backgrounds attend these religious gatherings to sing, pray, and hear the scripture readings, but are they also hearing the voice of God?

Leonard A. Rich, author of "Lessons From My Coach"

Throughout his life, Leonard A. Rich has been surrounded by football coach mentors, his own father being the very first. Throughout grade school and into high school, each coach made an impact on the man he would later become. However, at Westminster College, he met Coach B. Eugene Nicholson, a coach who would change the trajectory of Leonard’s life.

When Coach passed away in 2019, Leonard, inspired by the life he lived and the lessons he taught, compiled Coach’s history, teachings, and impact he made. Lessons from My Coach is more than an account of one man's influence on another's life. It is a testimony to the influence that a coach, a mentor, a teacher, a role model might have on another's personal character and life trajectories.

Stacey Campbell, author of  "Make Your Own FUN™!"

It doesn’t matter where you are, who you’re with, or what situation you’re facing; how you use your imagination can make any situation FUN!

Make Your Own Fun! Is the first book in Nuf and Unf’s imaginative journey of problem-solving.

This delightful adventure shows how to turn challenges into opportunities for joy, leading to positive outcomes and new experiences. Join Nuf and Unf as they learn to see beyond black and white, embracing all the vibrant colors of life. Let their journey inspire you to unleash your creativity and transform everyday moments into unforgettable fun!

Dr. Raheem I. Reese, author of "Talented Tenth: The Student Edition"

Talented Tenth: The Student Edition is a collection of poetry about being socially conscious, love, the youth, the justice system, and poet Dr. Raheem I. Reese’s life. The poems within are candid, concise, and honest. Tactful, and with appropriate language, Talented Tenth comes from the perspective of someone who was given an undesirable hand in life and is still winning in the game of life. Success is always possible in spite of life’s circumstances and challenges. 

Be the example.

Shari Harris, author of "Christship"

We aren’t told the truth about UFOs. Not all spacecraft you see in the sky are UFOs, but are Christships. Christship has been used to travel back in time to change history to fit the needs of certain groups of people. Those groups of people will use evil to get their way and control people who are not like them. The only thing standing between us and them is God.

We can’t change the past, but we could change the future with the right people. We will stand with God and save the world from the evil we see. 

James B. Kelly, author of "Daring Choices"

James "Jim" B. Kelly III has had an exciting and adventurous life. An experienced international executive and entrepreneur, he lived in Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, and Asia while directing the global growth of a variety of companies. He founded two software companies, SynXis in the hotel reservation space and Flight Explorer serving aviation. He also served in the political sphere: on Senator Richard S. Schweiker's Washington staff; as a member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives; and subsequently as a trade official in the Reagan Administration, responsible for economic policy in Africa, the Near East, and South Asia. His stories and the people he met along the way stir the imagination and provide a how-to of what can be done in a lifetime.

Jerry Caple and Shelly and Jack Anderson, authors of "Nettles County"

For medical student Margo Drummer, saving lives is her passion. But when she finds herself in trouble with the law, can she save her own?

With the “one-hundred-day law” preventing late-term abortions in Nettles County, women’s pregnancies are strictly monitored, and any woman responsible for terminating them is prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Finding herself with a positive pregnancy test, Margo is both shocked and confused—and later discovers she may have never been pregnant at all. But when her mother-in-law believes Margo aborted the baby instead, she secretly reports her to the authorities.

The story of Nettles Country covers her trial, woven with humor, crimes, deceit, and power struggles relevant in today's political unrest, especially concerning abortion rights.

Susan W. Owens author of "Mrs. No No's Storybook"

Mrs. No No can help early learners develop character as well as self-esteem. When a child misbehaves, the teacher will ask Mrs. No No if she sees someone who is doing something wrong, Mrs. No No will shake her head yes and look at the child with those big eyes. Eventually, the children will correct their behavior to please Mrs. No No's. Parents can use the same approach with their children at home. This character-building program is a fantastic tool for teaching children on the Autism Spectrum as Mrs. No No’s loving demeanor may prevent meltdowns, but all children can benefit from the love and guidance she provides.

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