The Worst Wedding Date

The Worst Wedding Date is a frolicking good time of a destination wedding enemies-to-lovers romcom, complete with a good girl bridesmaid, her best friend’s troublemaking but secretly big-hearted brother, and more than one hitch on the way to happily ever after. It stands alone, has no cheating, and comes complete with ooey gooey goodness.

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Advice from IR Approved Author Scott Baradell: “Find someone to help you with accountability, like a personal trainer for your book.”

Trust Signals are the points of evidence that individuals, companies and brands use to win one another’s trust. Mastering these signals is the single best way to build, grow, and protect your brand in today’s post-truth world—where trust is the most precious commodity of all.

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IR Approved Author W. Royce Adams on his motivation: “I just have to write. I’m addicted.”

Exploring the complex and commonly overlooked emotional experiences of men, Scar Songs is a bold and unabashed collection of stories that looks at fraternal friendship, along with grief, growth, love and purpose...

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Impromptu

Impromptu: Amplifying Our Humanity Through AI, written by Reid Hoffman with GPT-4, offers readers a travelog of the future – exploring how AI, and especially Large Language Models like GPT-4, can elevate humanity across key areas like education, business, and creativity.

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Advice from IR Approved Author J. A Brooks: “Never give up. Getting rejected is way more common that being accepted.”

Twelve year old Jonah is looking for a friend but finds a father-figure in Mack, a person who is definitely not responsible enough to be giving advice, let alone raise a child.

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