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In A VISION OF HOPE: A Story of Redemption and Purpose, Andrew Drasen goes beyond a typical recovery memoir—looking back on his long fight with addiction and what it really took to find sobriety.
A compelling start to an epic fantasy series, Z. Bennett Lorimer's SEVEN DAYS OF MERCY FOR THE APOSTATIC PRIEST introduces a world that’s dense with well-written characters, surprising twists, and a formidable protagonist.
Alice McVeigh's MARIANNE: A SENSE AND SENSIBILITY SEQUEL takes the passionate Marianne from Sense and Sensibility farther than Austen did.
N. Viktoria's HER BILLIONAIRE BARGAIN explores not just the romance between Trinity and Alexander, but also the real-world tensions that come with being an interracial couple—the stares, the assumptions, the navigation of different cultural backgrounds.
Jonathon Crum's NEVER TRUST HOME contains true statistics about human trafficking, along with scenarios that have taken place in the real world around us.
K.T. Pike's CATCHING QAT is about discovering what it means to be an integral part of a team and the profound emotional connection that becomes far more important than riches or vengeance.
LIVING MEMORIES--A MEMOIR was written by author Scott Barnes' great-grandmother when she was 88, and discovered by a museum archivist in a box in a closet some 50 years later.
In Lee Woodman's COLORSCAPES, she paints with words in the same way great artists paint with pigment, layering emotion and memory until the image glows.
As consumers, we often go for a sure thing – name brands, established retailers, familiar movie stars, etc. – because we like what they offer and we know what to expect.