A Wordsmith's Work by Mark R. Weaver, Esq. is an indispensable guide on crisis communications and how to write more effectively. Other than being about crisis communications and effective writing, the book is a compilation of the author’s writings on the subject that include some...

There is no doubt that Aranka Jola loves dogs. She loves them so much that she wrote a book—How to Live with a Dog Happily. In the eighteen chapters of this little book, Aranka explains dog behavior and how to keep both your dog and...

Saudade Summer by Donald D. Senese is a memoir of the author’s life as he reminisces about his past and how it shaped his present. For some people, one event or incident is enough to change them forever. It is his coming-of-age story where Donny...

Becoming Genius by Philip van Heusen is a wonderful book. While we may think geniuses are born and not nurtured, Philip van Heusen in Becoming Genius show us that there are 24 traits common in all geniuses. So, if we develop and practice these traits,...

Brands Don’t Win: How Transcenders Change the Game is a work of non-fiction that focuses on business, marketing, and branding. It is intended for the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Stan Bernard, MD, MBA. From the mind of this globally renowned...

Relentless: Homeless Teen To Achieving The Entrepreneur Dream is a work of non-fiction in the memoir and inspirational subgenres. It is intended for the mature adult reading audience due to some sensitive subject matter including abuse, self-harm, and mental illness, and was penned by author...

Binge and Sprint: From Endless Cake to Recovery is a self-help guidebook/memoir relating the experiences of Naomi Joseph's struggles with an eating disorder for over four decades. Naomi's battle with food and fluctuations in weight started at the tender age of eight, and it continued...

Kicking and Screaming: A Memoir of Madness and Martial Arts is an autobiographical memoir relating the experiences of author Melanie D. Gibson with the Korean martial art of taekwondo that changed her life. Since her teenage years, Melanie suffered from bouts of anxiety and depression...

In Black, White, and Gray All Over, Frederick Douglass Reynolds recounts how he navigated life's hurdles from childhood until he retired from law enforcement. Born into a dysfunctional home and a violent community in Detroit, he followed a path of crime and recklessness to the...

Not So Black and White: An Invitation to Honest Conversations about Race and Faith by Reggie Dabbs and John Driver is a book on social issues that doesn’t mince words to get to the core of the message it imparts. Jumping instantly into a talk...