"A Cup of Tea on the Commode" is a beautiful testament to a son's love and devotion for his mother as he navigates her last years.
A sweet story for dragon and fairytale lovers with themes of friendship, empathy and forgiveness.
From #1 New York Times bestselling author Ilona Andrews comes a novella featuring Roman, our favorite Volhv wizard in the always intriguing, colorful, volatile Kate Daniels world.
Life is an art. A well-lived life is a masterpiece. Julia DeRosa, an artist at a crossroads, longs to fill the negative spaces in her life with new beginnings.
This is a true story which follows the life of a baby chick, Dandelion, from the date of birth, into adulthood. She was raised in the house with a baby duck and eventually they both were introduced to the flock outside.
Mae Webster, immersed in the clandestine world of codebreaking at Bletchley Park, is recruited to help unveil a spy who’s on the brink of exposing Britain's most guarded secret: the cracking of the Enigma code. Rachel Talbot, a globetrotting photojournalist, ventures into the heart of a fractured Berlin in search of the Stasi officer whom her beloved grandmother Mae blames for betraying their family.
Centered upon seventeen-year-old Samuel Helen who is among the first in a wave of “new youth” children born into a war-ravaged world with large, bright eyes and extraordinary psychic abilities, The Monarchs is an action-packed tale of adventure, romance, bravery, and spiritual transformation suitable for both teenagers and adults.
"Disrupter" is an inspiring memoir by Dr. Cornelia E. Davis, a trailblazing epidemiologist who defied the odds to combat one of the world’s deadliest diseases.
The Nihilisticats is like The Crying of Lot 49 with deep fakes. Or Mr. Robot with a sense of humor. It’s about Americans searching for answers in a world where identity and truth have been obliterated by cyberscams, terrorism and conspiracies so vast they aren’t really conspiracies anymore. They’re just the way the world works.
Want Do Get is a comprehensive guide to writing better screenplays. It contains many useful tools and techniques that will help any writer to produce more entertaining and well-structured scripts. Readers will also find it a useful guide for other types of storytelling, such as plays and novels.
Business Kung Fu is a mindset book at its core. It is geared towards helping entrepreneurs build mastery in overcoming challenges on their journey. The concepts can also be applied universally to various aspects in life .
A scrappy underdog finds a key to long-lost seed bunkers that will provide renewable food sources; she hops a train searching for a better life and a chance to break the corporatocracy.
The Green Real Deal reveals the truth about U.S. energy, national security, and the environment – and the danger of plans like the Green New Deal.
A brand new YA standalone survivor romance from Jennifer Hartmann, the fan-favorite author of Still Beating, Lotus, and June First, packed with the same light-in-the-dark hope for healing in the face of tragedy. Perfect for fans of If He Had Been With Me, A Thousand Boy Kisses, and Binding 13.
Zara and her girlfriend Lex attempt to teleport to the newfound Planet B, but find that they must earn their way in. On Planet B they discover even more surprising Truths about the nature of reality and must evolve to survive.
"A Busy Parent’s Guide to Preventing Childhood Obesity" is an easy to read guide with realistic tools a parent can use to create a healthy diet and life for their children.
What happens when 49 authors sit down to craft their experiences of living in a body? Magic! Awakenings: Stories of Body & Consciousness is truly a magical anthology of short essays, filled with trauma and triumph, pleasures and pain, challenges, resilience, and growth.
"Downpour" is about a family that becomes trapped in an isolated farmhouse when a strange rain begins to fall that literally eats away at their home and turns everyone around them into monsters. They were already a family in crisis before the rain began to fall, and the question becomes whether they can survive and, if they do, what will it do to them as a family.
