"Simplify Your Health" is a book that aims to bring simplicity to healthy life choices.

Meet Snaggs, the Yorkie mix. After his life on Earth is done, Snaggs crosses the Rainbow Bridge and wakes up in Summerland - the place our beloved pets and other animals go to after they die. Snaggs is determined to find a way back home to his family.

The C. R. Patterson and Sons Company conducted business in Greenfield, Ohio, from 1865-1939. Founded by Charles Richard Patterson, a free person of color born in the 1830s South and relocating to the North in the 1840s, this company passed through three generations of the Patterson family.

My narrative first describes my family's efforts to prevent the collapse of National Historic Site #236 (Barn at the Old Oxford Horse Ranch).

This book is a bridge to a deeper understanding of who you are, why you are here and why your life profoundly matters. It is a tour guide highlighting what to contemplate so you can embrace the significance of your own self-awareness.

Yoga of Yarn is a book you do, not just read. Using movements, meditation, philosophy, breathing techniques, knitting patterns and much more, Yoga of Yarn is a practical and accessible handbook to transform your craft into a journey of self-growth.

A heartfelt story that inspires young readers to explore their capabilities and believe in themselves to achieve their dreams. 

The Seven Deadly Sins are more than just a fable. They're hell, and they're here on earth.

In my book, I shed light on familial sex trafficking, a form of human trafficking that little has been written about.

Bayith Renity has never been outside of her domed city of Athea. Every hour of her day is accounted for: education lessons, social interaction requirements, physical exercise mandates. Her entire life is tied to a port permanently embedded in her wrist.

After nearly six years of marriage, I lost my wife tragically to an unforeseen sudden illness. We had one child at that point in time, who has a rare chromosomal disorder. Just 2 years old when Mandi passed, Kenzie really didn’t understand all that was happening.