Renee John author of "Chronicles of a Dreamer: Book One"

Dreams are much more than they appear. Through dreams, spectacular insights can be found, growth can be achieved, and connectivity to the world deepens. Renee John herself comes from a long line of dreamwalkers, those who are able to dream in-depth and find revolutionary meaning and even future predictions within. Through her collection of dreams and interpretations, you are invited to immerse yourself in the narrative of her dreams, providing you the opportunity to reflect on dreams of your own and consider the mysterious tapestry of the subconscious.

Nick Maggiore author of "Night of the Tiger"

NIGHT of the TIGER is a fictional novel with historical overtones centered mostly around the post-Vietnam War Era and the Reagan Administration from the end of Carter’s term in office. It deals with the early drug smuggling of heroin from China and North Vietnam, with the backing of the Chinese Mafia, known today as TRIAD, and the CIA. The murders of three US military personnel in a sniping incident outside of Washington, DC, and early investigations by two former Marine officers and NCIS agents, Ron Edmonds and Charles Williamson, opened a world of treasonous behavior on behalf of the CIA, their operatives in Hanoi and Saigon, and their plan to use experimental drugs on American society. The action runs between Edmonds and Williamson, taking on a personal tone as the story progresses. 

Shayde Michaels author of "The Omega Reprisal"

Furious at the failure of their efforts, the Leader of the Caliphate has sworn he will secure additional nuclear weapons from a North Korean traitor and launch his Reprisal against China, Russia, and especially President Stockwell. The governments of China and Russia have joined with the U.S. to find the Caliphate and its leaders and destroy them for all time.

Warren Robinson author of "Dan Green vs Identity Theif"

Dan Green, an average middle-aged man involved in the world of investment banking, has a great fascination with the stock market and economics. He was lucky enough to marry his high school sweetheart, Amy. While working hard, with dedication and determination, Dan and Amy have found success financially and carved out a seemingly perfect life for themselves.

R.W. Fields author of "The Mullet Man"

The Mullet Man tells the poignant story of an unlikely friendship between an elderly Black man, Ulysses, and an 11-year-old white boy, Richie, in the deep South of 1955. Their bond begins with a shared love of fishing but deepens as they navigate societal challenges. Uly uses his wisdom from a lifetime of hard work to guide Richie, who grapples with the complexities of race and friendship amidst societal pressures. As Richie faces backlash for befriending Uly, their relationship becomes a lens for exploring racism and the hope for change. This novella captures a raw slice of Americana, highlighting valuable life lessons and the enduring struggle against racial division.

Andrea Fuller author of "Healing The Fractures"

Healing the Fractures: The Journey to Wholeness is the account of a woman so sadistically tortured from infancy into adulthood that she had no fully functional personality. She had many fragments, none of whom knew of the others. Therapist/author Andrea Fuller faced the challenge of identifying the cause of her erratic behavior, developing trust so that each personality would reveal themselves, and finding a way for them to meet and cooperate with one another.

Dr. Cordelia Azumi Yates, author of "School Parent Collaboration"

School Parent Collaboration: An Approach to Understanding the Elements of Parents' Rights and Working with Students from Diverse Backgrounds is an academic book written for Special Education and General Education courses that is focused on School Parent Collaboration. The book targets the skills that teachers require to work successfully with parents from diverse cultural backgrounds and covers parents’ rights in the United States of America. Most importantly, the book is a time saver for instructors, as it covers many life application exercises and scenarios for preservice teachers to work on in the process of the course to deepen their understanding of the concepts in each of the chapters.

Terry P. Tanner, author of "How To Be The Old Lion"

Terry P. Tanner’s book How to be the Old Lion walks through valuable truths and lessons learned in his life’s journey. With each principal Terry uses experiences from his own life to demonstrate their importance, from struggling with depression to finding blessings in a penny found in a parking lot. For anyone who seeks to live life intentionally and with purpose, Terry’s book of lessons is undeniably the perfect place to start.

Terry P. Tanner, author of "How To Be The Old Lion: Study Guide"

After completing How to Be the Old Lion, this study guide takes the lessons learned from Terry P. Tanner’s personal journey and how they can relate to your own life. Each section poses thought-provoking questions to gain more awareness of your actions, relationships with God and those closest to you, and much more. Now, you, too, can discover the transformative power of living a life based on timeless truths and principles.

M. Benson (Bob), author of "Tales of Eva"

Eva Benson was a survivor. She lived a life many women lived in the mid to late twentieth century, a single mother struggling to raise her children. Tales of Eva honors her ninety-three years of life on this earth, written by her own son. From her beginnings in a small Midwestern town to inner-city Chicago, and her final years in Southern California, Eva was never one to blend in.

Filled with humor and tragedy, M. Benson’s recollections of his mother, told from his and his siblings’ perspectives, is a testament to the legacy she left behind.

Zachariah Wayne Darold Hamell, author of "A Warrior's Heart"

At seventeen years old, John Anderson knew the direction his life would take. A young man on the cusp of adulthood, his physical and mental strength, perseverance, and patriotism guided him to the only path he would accept: joining the Army.

Cheryol Johnson author of "Embracing Your Journey to Making Good Choices"

In short stories and personal moments, author Cheryol Johnson shares how she put her trust in God to lead her through some of the toughest moments of her life. She offers advice to those of us in terrible predicaments—which happens to be just about all of us.

Within Embracing Your Journey to Making Good Choices, Johnson delves deep into how listening to God gives you insight about yourself, helps you determine your life’s purpose, and helps to improve your quality of life.

M.C. Jones, author of "The Von Chronicles: Forbidden"

Set against the backdrop of a secluded island, the fates of two young souls, James Dimitri, a royal prince, and Violet Von, a spirited nomad, have collided. Both families, Von and Dimitri, exiled from their homelands, find themselves stranded in this isolated paradise. Tensions rise as the two groups clash, vying for control of the island’s resources.

Amidst the growing conflict, James and Violet, who once shared a brief childhood encounter, are drawn together by an undeniable attraction. Their love story blossoms against the backdrop of their families’ bitter feud. With the discovery of a mysterious golden fruit, James and Violet are granted an extraordinary gift.

Spencer F. Schiffer author of "Aspen Odyssey: A Long Strange Trip..."

Seeking to escape the insanity that plagued the nation in the late sixties, Spencer F. Schiffer and his young wife fled New York as soon as he graduated law school in 1971 to spend a winter ski-bumming in Aspen while trying to figure out what to do with their lives. By what he describes as simple twists of fate, he ended up practicing law in Aspen with clients ranging from drug smugglers to Donald Trump. Among them was Aspen’s largest landowner in 1981, Hans Cantrup. When Cantrup was forced into bankruptcy in 1983, it set off an unlikely chain of events that were the catalyst for dramatic changes, not only to Aspen’s complexion, but to its very core, its heart and soul. 

Aaron L. Cox author of "Economic & Budget Forecast Workbook"

In order to get ahead financially, you have to be able to manage your finances effectively. This workbook will give you the tools in order to do that. It provides you with a road map to going from drowning to understanding a controlling your finances. An essential snapshot of your finances.

These forms can be used in any situation where an understanding of your finances is necessary. They can help you answer many of the questions that you and others may have about your finances, and help you manage your monthly expenses. 

Should we have to answer questions about our finances? Instead of struggling for them. We have them at our fingertips. Adjustments are not a nightmare anymore. 

Barry D. Todd author of "Stand Your Ground"

This powerful account delves into the flaws of a system that can fail the wrongly accused. As Barry D. Todd and his attorneys tirelessly gathered evidence and endured multiple grand jury hearings, his story highlights the immense challenges faced in the quest for justice. Through resilience and unwavering determination, Barry D. Todd’s journey offers a profound insight into the system’s inner workings and the toll it takes on those entangled within it. A thought-provoking narrative, this book sheds light on critical issues in our society and celebrates the unyielding human spirit in the face of adversity.

James B. Kelly III, 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.

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.

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!

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.

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. 

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