This memoir shares my deeply personal journey—from the joy of a positive pregnancy test to the heartbreak of a termination for medical reasons (TFMR). The events unfold during the first Trump administration, when women’s healthcare faced relentless challenges.
The Next Round is a friends-to-lovers, second-chance romance written in a dual timeline. It follows the story of two friends before and after their more-than-friendship ruptured.
Andi Eberhart is biking home on an icy winter night when she is killed in a hit-and-run. Her devastated partner, Nisha, is convinced the death was no accident since Andi had been receiving homophobic hate mail for years.
A teenage boy promises his Italian grandfather that he will write a book about him. Fifty years later, he does and is shocked by what he discovers.
Arena Glow sings the women of the arena: the rodeo arena, the cockpit of a small plane, the boys’ club of engineering, the confines of a murderous board game, the Colosseum in which women also desired to fight as gladiators, the traditional marriage.
It’s a combo advice book for men and women about building a career in corporate America, investing, building a life, interspersed with some of my life lessons.
Waking Up at the Gates is an epiphanic poetic journey from the deathly daily grind of the working world to the imaginative mindscapes of creative rebirth. This book guided me through a fatally difficult time in my life; I hope it can do the same for those who read it.
All Eve Ellaway wants is to escape to college, start a life of her own, and finally sever the connection to her twin sister Gen who disappeared when they were babies. Because while the rest of the world moved on from the kidnapping, Gen’s still very much alive at home.
Eighteen-year-old Brindall Harper finds that becoming an immortal isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Now he must survive long enough to save his family, his friends, and perhaps the human race . . .
With unwavering faith and unflinching honesty, The Boughs of Love offers a vital roadmap for queer Latter-day Saints seeking to reconcile their identity with their spiritual journey.
In 1992 Seattle, at a busy teaching hospital, an intern dies by suicide, and Noah Meier, a first-year family medicine resident reeling from the shock of it, commits an accidental medical error.
Have you ever had a dinosaur? Neither had Luke nor his friends … until one day, they each showed up with their very own dinosaurs!
What if Lolita told her story? What Was Lost spans the years of social upheaval from 1970 to 2000. Marti comes of age in a seemingly idyllic small town while hiding the sexual relationship she’s having with an older man. She returns as an adult to face the demons of her past.
HUSBANDS follows Kyle Macdonald, a down-on-his-luck supply teacher from Birmingham who discovers he drunkenly married a top Hollywood director in Vegas six years ago.
Two brothers from the streets of LA get caught in the crosshairs of a hedge fund fixer.
The book is fiction based on a true story, about a custody battle and civil lawsuit my mother faced in 1970s Iran with her inlaws, before the fall of the Shah and after my father suddenly passed away from brain cancer in London in 1971.
Parkinson’s: How to Reduce Symptoms Through Exercise is the first book to comprehensively explain how the latest scientific research on Parkinson’s exercise is a genuine therapy to reduce PD symptoms and can provide life-changing results, putting the person with PD back in control.
The motivating influence for Our Global Crisis was not derived from a typical source of inspiration, such as a single event or a feeling. In fact, it evolved slowly over the course of the last decade of the 20th century.
Somnus’ Palace is about a modern young man named Proto, who wakes up in the misty blue palace of the Lord of Dreams. He doesn’t know how he got there, but he’s assigned a new job—to visit sleeping people’s dreams and guide them to the right outcomes.
They say cats have nine lives, but time is running out for Seal! She never imagined anything beyond suburban life, her daily work in the Cat Orphanage, and putting up with Supervisor Mota’s demands.
When you want to write a novel, you don’t want to read another book about writing—you want to WRITE! My fun, inspiring fiction writing guide is based on my live and in-person creative writing workshops that I’ve been offering since 2010—but it’s in book form so you can use it whenever and wherever you want!
Dr. Shannon Murphy never planned to become a goddess. Heck, she didn’t even know they existed. A steamy night with a bad boy unlocks her genetics and tumbles her into dangerous mythological worlds and powers she’s never imagined. How was she to know her fling wasn’t human?
Feeling like she no longer belonged, a young woman sets off on a backpacking journey across four continents to confront her buried grief, mend her wounded soul, and uncover the resilience needed to rewrite her own story.
Poetic and quirky, surreal and unsettling, the carefully crafted fictions in Little Fortified Stories range from 50-word micros to flash narratives and a few hybrids in between.
A journalist writing a prison abuse exposé is imperiled by association after two prison gangs issue “hit orders” against the subject of her book.
The story is a celebration of human resilience, honor, sacrifice, and triumph over loss. One does not need to be a runner to enjoy or find meaning in it.
Educational Disobedience is the true story of how one mother turned personal pain into a national movement.
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