Ginny Eastman discovered the game of basketball in 1965 at the young age of six and was instantly captivated. A year later, she was diagnosed with “juvenile” diabetes, which threatened her athletic dreams.
by Heather Wallace Self-publishing is an exciting undertaking. The thrill of seeing your words in print, the joy of sharing your story with the world, and the potential for creative…
Captain Cassie and her five passengers set off on a houseboat river trip. Not exactly a luxury vacation as society in 2033 is unraveling at an alarming rate. The nation is nearing collapse and the states are no longer united. It’s Cassie’s responsibility to safely deliver Silver Lady to its owner, over two-thousand miles away.
From New York Times bestselling author Kristin Cast comes a new tarot-inspired fantasy series. Scarlett St. Clair meets Outlander in the seductive and spellbinding world of Towerfall, starting with The Empress, a high-heat, fake marriage romantasy with a swoon-worthy, morally-gray love interest.
When Small Dog, a senior Yorkie, is dumped on the side of the road by her breeder, when no longer able to produce as a "dispenser," she's discovered by a kind human and soon learns not all humans are scary.
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Reared in apartheid South Africa, the child of a Holocaust survivor and an Allied soldier pursues spiritual understanding and personal fulfillment across an astounding arc of 20th-century history, after a challenging childhood.
The year is 1348. Thomas, a disgraced knight, has found a young girl alone in a dead Norman village.
From USA Today bestselling author Rina Kent comes a new STANDALONE enemies-to-lovers college romance.
Unlikely acquaintances, brainy Robin and brawny Kory trek across the post-apocalyptic country toward the safety of a bunker city as they battle the elements, encounter other survivors, and fall in love.
Our Global Crisis takes a critical look at the current woes facing our global socioeconomic society and the planet, yet it does so from a unique perspective. While common issues, such as climate change, sustainability, and so on, are discussed, the focal point is the cause of those problems, humanity itself.
These short pieces muse over the mundane and majestic aspects of daily life in Tokyo. After three decades of living in this amazing, confusing megalopolis, I write from inside and outside Tokyo life. I’ve lived here, but I’m not Japanese. So, it’s not a travel guide but more of a series of vignettes that reflect on the interesting experience of living in Tokyo.
This is a small-town drama set in “misty taste of moonshine” West Virginia, but with a science fiction, post-apocalyptic wrinkle. It’s a dystopia with a frontier vibe.
How do we build character in children and prepare them for success from the time they are young?
Gone Mia is a story about love, manipulation, survival, and rediscovery.
Originally Posted 2/15/18 If, as an indie author, you feel like you’re learning how to swim by jumping straight into the deep end, you aren’t alone. But, although it’s admirable…
Why do some leaders and organizations win consistently, while others continue to struggle with up and down results or flat mediocrity?
The USA Today bestseller, a spirit-lifting memoir on how to turn pain into purpose, how to live always in gratitude, and how to face down tragedy and turn it into love.
