Books
A Quiet Return and a Loud City
September 19, 2025
You might have read many books. But we bet nothing like Justice Dunn. Justice Dunn is a story about coming home, but also about what happens when home is no longer safe. Justice is a soldier who returns from war carrying memories that do not fade. His parents are gone,
Kidnapped by Destiny: A Memoir of Faith and Perseverance
September 19, 2025
Love stories appear in countless forms, yet only a rare few carve out a legacy powerful enough to inspire across generations. Natalie Persad’s “Kidnapped by Destiny” is one such tale. It begins with handwritten letters and blossoms into a lifelong vow between two souls. What makes this narrative so magnetic
Lessons from Four-Legged Friends: Teri Thomas’ Journey of Love, Resilience, and Self-Discovery
September 17, 2025
By: Matt Emma In the tapestry of human experience, the threads woven by our canine companions often add the richest hues. Lessons I’ve Learned from the Dogs I’ve Loved by Teri Thomas is a heartfelt memoir that explores the profound impact dogs have on our lives, offering valuable lessons in
A Hidden Hero by Rogers Omollo: A Memoir of Strength and Determination
September 10, 2025
By: Elena Mart Rogers Omollo’s A Hidden Hero is a poignant and insightful memoir that does more than chronicle a difficult childhood—it honors the quiet strength found in survival and the courage needed to dream when life offers limited opportunities. The story begins in tragedy, with the loss of both
Dr. Yolanda Velez’s Excellence of Eternal Life: Bridging Theology and Everyday Faith
September 9, 2025
By: Jonathyn Lopez In the bustling heart of the Bronx, where faith meets everyday life, Dr. Yolanda Velez stands as a remarkable figure, one whose voice connects the teachings of ancient theology with modern-day application. With over four decades of experience teaching Sunday school and more than 25 years spent
Define the Truth and Overcome It Anyway: Two Books With Purpose and Heart
September 9, 2025
By: Lisa K. Beck Some books offer ideas, but these two offer a mirror and a map. In Define the Truth and Overcome It Anyway, Marshall Louis Davis writes with uncommon clarity about what keeps people stuck and how they can move forward with intention. The work is faith-rooted, honest,
Robin Hamilton Bonk: Ender, ChickaLetta, and a Kindergarten Leap — A Feather-Filled Debut Worth Crowing About
September 9, 2025
By: Lyssanoel Frater There’s something undeniably magical about a children’s book that speaks directly to the soul of its readers—not through flashy gimmicks or over-the-top adventures, but through quiet, honest storytelling that captures the essence of childhood. With its tender exploration of friendship, growth, and the bittersweet pangs of first-day
From Loss to Nightlife: The Rise and Fall of Oskar
September 8, 2025
By: Kevin M. Miller Oskar’s story doesn’t begin in the glitter of nightlife or the flash of cameras. It starts in a quiet, windswept port town. Born to a sailor father and a hotel employee mother, his early years were far from idyllic. When his mother died of cancer at
From Soldier to Storyteller: G.A. Sallee’s Debut Novel Channels a Life of Purpose
September 8, 2025
By: Tom White For G.A. Sallee, storytelling is more than just a craft: it is a form of healing. His journey from soldier to author has been marked by profound personal change, with writing becoming a lifeline after military service. As he prepares to release his first novel, True Crime:
A Month of Love, a Lifetime of Grace: One Man’s First Letter Before the Memories Fade
September 8, 2025
By: Elowen Gray In a quiet room, with his mind beginning to slowly betray him, one man sat down for what might have been his final calling—to write. As the early shadows of memory loss crept in, he felt a gentle whisper from the Lord. A voice seemed to guide
Ira Harris Shares His Journey of Resilience in Brown-Skinned Boy
September 7, 2025
By: Elena Mart What makes Brown-Skinned Boy compelling is Harris’s ability to intertwine personal anecdotes with broader historical and cultural themes. The story begins with Ira’s childhood on a family farm in North Carolina, a time that is described with a sense of nostalgia and warmth. Readers are introduced to
The Poetry of Truth: Life Lessons from Dekha Suna Anubhav Mere Andaj Mein
September 6, 2025
By: Nicole E. Adams Poetry often speaks where plain words fail. It has the ability to reach the heart, capture unspoken feelings, and reveal truths that are difficult to express. In Dekha Suna Anubhav Mere Andaj Mein (Hindi Edition), ‘Bhagwan’ Swaroop Khosla does more than write poems—he captures the essence
Building Heroes: Joey Stefaniak on Tradesmen and the Power of Blue-Collar Grit
September 4, 2025
By: Ryan Caldwell In a literary landscape filled with sleek spies and high-tech operatives, Joey Stefaniak’s Tradesmen: Protecting Our Homes and Way of Life takes a different route. His heroes aren’t CIA agents or billionaires with gadgets. They’re welders, carpenters, electricians, and plumbers—ordinary blue-collar workers who, in Stefaniak’s imagination, rise
Author Meg Infiorati Fleming Brings Chilling Twists to Life in The Halloween Misfits Conference
September 3, 2025
By: Willie V. Oliver The world is full of unusual places, but few are as unsettling or as fascinating as the Clown Motel in Tonopah, Nevada. Known for its colorful clown décor and proximity to a historic cemetery, it has long been a curiosity for travelers and ghost hunters. Now,
A Heartwarming New Children’s Tale Is on Its Way — Meet A Puppy for Selena
September 2, 2025
By: Harold D. Thomas There’s a special kind of magic in the moment a child meets their very first furry best friend—the excitement in their eyes, the giggles that follow a wet puppy kiss, and the joy of unconditional love that can last for years. Author Gina Saporito has captured
Discover the Heartfelt Story Behind J.E. Franklin’s Writing Career
September 2, 2025
By: J.E. Franklin J.E. Franklin’s journey as an author is as heartfelt as the stories he brings to life. After spending over 30 years in the manufacturing industry, Franklin turned to his lifelong interest in creative writing. His inspiration came from a deeply personal place: his late wife. She had
Stephen Wisnieski: Unearthing a Hidden Legacy of War, Family, and Forgiveness
September 2, 2025
By: Elowen Gray When Stephen Wisnieski wrote A Mother’s Final Letter, his goal wasn’t necessarily to create a typical memoir. He was in pursuit of truth — not only his own, but his mother’s, which had been buried under decades of war, separation, and silence. The result is a deeply
Ari Max: The Coach Offering Insights and Tools for Personal Growth Through Life’s Challenges
August 31, 2025
By: Elowen Gray For more than a decade, Ari Max has dedicated his career to helping people turn life’s toughest moments into opportunities for personal growth. A certified life coach, Addiction Recovery coach, ABA therapist, and volunteer chaplain, Ari has spent years working closely with individuals facing a wide range
Train Smarter, Not Just Harder: David Lipscomb’s SYSTEM™ 6×6 and the Blueprint for Mastery
August 31, 2025
By: Elowen Gray When David Lipscomb says “The SYSTEM™ 6×6 is more than a methodology—it’s a movement,” he’s not being metaphorical. With over 30 years of coaching experience, a black belt in martial arts, a background in corporate leadership, and a near-death cycling accident that redefined his purpose, Lipscomb has
Vonnette Penley: A Prophetic Voice Awakening Purpose and Identity
August 31, 2025
By: Alex Smith In every generation, God raises voices that carry both clarity and fire. Vonnette Penley is one of those voices an ordained minister, prophetic speaker, author, mentor, and entrepreneur whose mission is to awaken identity, release healing, and call a generation into its God-given destiny. “I don’t just
Surviving with Faith Offers A Journey of Miracles, Resilience, and Purpose
August 29, 2025
By: Joan W. Langford In a world where life can change in a heartbeat, Surviving with Faith: My Spiritual Surgical Journey by Jay Hassman stands as a powerful witness to the power of faith, resilience, and the human spirit. More than just a memoir, it is a moving chronicle of
A Quiet Rebellion in a Digitally Ideal World
August 29, 2025
By: Elena Mart On the island of Nantucket, reproduction is governed by VISHNEW, a conscious AI that mandates gestation in exo-uteruses with constant genetic monitoring. When Oriana chooses to carry her child naturally—refusing technological interference—she is charged with multiple violations, including unauthorized conception and fetal endangerment. The consequences are severe:
A Thrilling Orbit Through Power, Trust, and the Future of Earth
August 29, 2025
By: Elena Mart There’s something uniquely terrifying about silence in space. Not the romanticized silence of stars glimmering above, but the cold, clinical quiet of a machine malfunctioning two minutes too late. Of systems failing in invisible ways. Of trust breaking down 22,000 miles above the only world we know.
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