Using a poignant personal story to proffer general advice regarding overcoming trauma-based fear, "Fear Dynamics" is a hopeful self-help text. Stephen J. Dietrich’s self-help book "Fear Dynamics" is about being aware of how trauma from... Read More

"The Flagship Experience" is an informed optimist’s guide to forthcoming automotive industry transformations. A work that’s ahead of its time, Evangelos Simoudis’s "The Flagship Experience" suggests a framework for innovation in... Read More

"The Long and Tortured Road" is an intimate memoir about recovering from struggles with mental health and addiction. Thomas Kind’s poignant memoir "The Long and Tortured Road" covers his bipolar disorder and his process of... Read More

In the satirical novel "Powerballs", an unhappy couple experiences the pleasure of sudden wealth—but their fortunes have a sharp edge. A troubled couple becomes even more troubled after they buy a billion-dollar lottery ticket in Jimmy... Read More

Expansive and thoughtful, the short stories of "Expect Some Delays" capture the graces and ironies of aging. Carolyn Gaye’s imaginative short story collection "Expect Some Delays" focuses on characters who have crossed the meridian of... Read More

In "Stealing First and Other Stories", everyday folks are charged up by their fervor for baseball. In Cynthia Drew and Joan Golden’s engaging "Stealing First and Other Stories", a talented but undersung baseball team deals with their... Read More

"The Little Love That Could" collects spirituality-driven autobiographical essays, humorous in tone and full of charming self-revelations. Pamela Capone’s "The Little Love That Could" is a spiritual autobiography told in... Read More

A World War II heroine is brought to life in this humane, fast-moving historical novel. Michael Kenneth Smith’s riveting World War II novel "The Postwoman" is based on the life of Andrée De Jongh, who worked to help downed Allied... Read More