Literary Titan

This book isn’t ready… and that’s the problem. What happens when a story has no plan, no plot, and a narrator who’s making it up as they go? Follow along as a scribbled character tries to build a story from scratch — with your help. Point, imagine, and laugh your way through a chaotic adventure filled with: unexpected twists oversized dragons missing ideas and a very opinionated squirrel This isn’...

Ay Ya Yai! Miss Lou: Voice of the Jamaican People explores Louise Bennett Coverley’s (Miss Lou’s) remarkable life and lasting impact on Jamaican and Caribbean culture. This is a beautifully curated tribute featuring essays, poems, carefully researched facts about her life, as well as heartfelt memories from those who knew her best. Miss Lou is an icon – a cultural visionary who celebrated Jamaica&...

Author George Beasley listened to the voices of condemnation, fear, and guilt for many years. Invisible to so many, his pain and suffering was real. Writing this book, George discovered the mask he had worn for so many years was really an invisible soul that directed his every step. It's those small voices that spoke ever so softly condemning him, filling him full of guilt, and invoking fear t...

When a star rises back into the heavens, twelve-year-old Corin Hale is drawn into an ancient struggle between religious orders and dragons bearing the identities of fallen angels, where saving his family may cost him his memories, his identity, and his freedom to choose.

Part confessional memoir and part revelatory exploration of the cutting-edge science surrounding GLP-1s and disordered eating, this is a wry, no-holds-barred account of a life shaped by bingeing and purging—until GLP-1s changed everything. What if you could turn off the noise in your head that’s been controlling your life for decades—and all it took was one shot a week? Paige Gordon binged for the...

What if one of the most valuable treasures in the world wasn’t buried in a vault—but at the bottom of a garbage dump? Sam, Riley, Ava, and Jonah are back, and this time the treasure isn’t ancient gold or a forgotten artifact. It’s a hard drive containing over a billion dollars in Bitcoin, buried in a London landfill. Inspired by a remarkable real-life story, Legends Unearthed: The Lost Bitcoin fol...

FROM AWARD-WINNING, BESTSELLING AUTHOR C.S. PASCOAL “Original, exceptional, and a riveting read from start to finish. The kind that keeps young readers fully engaged from beginning to end.” Midwest Book Review "Fast-paced and compelling, perfect for teens who want fiction grounded in the realities of the twenty-first century." The Children's Book Review Eight kids nobody trusted. One...

Fans of Indiana Jones will love the action and the chase for supernatural artefacts. One toss of the coin is all it takes. Nik races to Paris to find an ancient coin with mythological forces before a clandestine organisation can use its destructive power to wipe out civilisations. However, the trip does not go as expected. Nik’s grandfather has been kidnapped, and he is on the run, evading the Fre...

Engaging with this highly informative two-book series will seamlessly take you from basic to advanced-level investing techniques in buying short-term vacation rental condos along Florida's coasts. With over 30 years of specialization in Florida's waterfront investments, covering both vacation rental management and real estate sales, you will gain insights and strategies from me that are ra...

" I thought my future was settled until Nelson Clarey started lookin' at me like I belong in his life. Now, I must choose 'tween the safe road to Saint Louis and the hard, beautiful life he is askin' me to share." Mae Murphy has spent most of her life surviving: the War Between the States, a forced migration and months as a homeless refugee, the death of both parents, and the...

Invoking The Holy Spirit A guide to awakening in your True Self, Your True Home, The Holy Spirit You are always creating. Everything and everyone can be perceived as a gift you create and gift to yourself—unconditional love, always ready to enhance your gifts to co-create with, and without waiting for your acceptance of shared thoughts. The apprentice and the master craftsman working together, sha...

Captain and Me at Sea! is an adventurous picture book chronicling Captain, a brave pirate, and a feathered companion, Me. Captain and Me are on a mission to navigate the sea to seek a mystery! During their journey, they get themselves into a tangled mess, encounter a scary storm, and then find themselves exhausted. Despite the obstacles, Captain and Me complete their mission, realizing the mystery...

What if the greatest crisis facing our civilization isn't just what's breaking down in our world - but what we've fundamentally misunderstood about ourselves and the nature of reality? First published in 1977, Inner Spaces: Parapsychological Explorations of the Mind , was a pioneering exploration of consciousness and the scientific evidence that the mind is far more expansive than conv...

One woman's struggle for survival at sea alone on a forty-foot sailboat. Those souls who sail or have sailed know how easily a safe and comfortable passage can be plunged from a satisfying sense of control into a harrowing struggle in a brief moment of time. Lady Alone is a "must have" addition to any adventure library, a tribute to those souls who have conquered their fear to overco...

The American representative republic has drifted away from the natural-rights covenants of George Mason and Thomas Jefferson, towards a centralized ruling class political and financial hierarchy. In the most recent historical era, beginning after World War II, the concept of citizen self-government, in a state-sovereignty/federalist framework, changed into a powerful centralized government, increa...

Most harm is not done by bad people. It is done by good people who are certain they are right. This book is not asking whether you are good. It is asking what your goodness is costing you and the people around you. Why Good People Are Actually Dangerous is a work of narrative philosophy built around two characters, Saira and Pashi, whose lives keep colliding in ways neither fully understands. As t...

Remembering Freedom is for the aspiring defender of truth. Standing in opposition to relativism, this book presents the wisdom of Aquinas, John Paul II, and traditional Catholic philosophy without becoming mere historicism. It offers a synthesis of complex intellectual traditions in a way that is both timely and relevant, giving clarity by integrating traditional ideas to a worldview for the moder...

Uncommon Strangers is a book about becoming: boys becoming men, men becoming self-aware, men becoming better men. It is a story of a writer's life and the characters he has written into existence as Dorr Reed (the narrator's alter ego who is also a writer who has his own stories to tell), Jim Marsh (son of an unscrupulous lawyer), Michael DuQuesne (son of wealthyand their families. Buildin...

Easton and Trevor love playing hockey with their friends on the Gladiators, but dealing with bigger, tougher players isn't always easy. After a strange accident involving a mysterious chemical spill in a science lab, the two friends suddenly find themselves transformed into their favorite professional hockey stars. Thrown into the fast-paced world of professional hockey, Easton and Trevor disc...

A psychic sociopath is out to murder a psychic shrink. Moloch and the Angel is a fast-paced psychological paranormal thriller about Dr. Anna Smith, a Sleepy Hollow, New York psychologist who buried her psychic abilities years ago—until a murder forces her to confront the gifts she fought to suppress. The killer, no ordinary predator, is a powerful psychic telepath who can invade his victims' m...

Haunted by the destruction of his homeworld, an alien time traveler obsessed with changing the past is pulled into a dangerous interstellar journey that forces him to choose between reclaiming what he lost and protecting the people who’ve become his new family.

Where the Science of Well-Being and Performance Meets the Real Practice of Law As Dr. Stephen Rue’s dissertation chair, I witnessed firsthand the intellectual discipline, persistence, and scientific rigor he brought to his research on lawyer well-being and performance. The Happy High-Performing Lawyer builds upon that foundation and translates serious research into an accessible and practical exam...

Welcome to a world where learning and skilled trades go hand in hand. In ABCs OF TRADES: The Electrician, young readers journey alongside our main character, Paula Bunyan, and her curious sidekick, Timber the purple goat, to explore the ABCs of electricity. This engaging book is designed to introduce children to the empowering profession of an electrician, fostering a sense of independence and job...

Former Professional Pickleball Player Peter Weatherford has been locked up for his murderous crimes in Lansing for over three long years. Satanic beasts terrorize Peter through nightmares. They haunt Peter to remind him of the cruelty he set upon the entire Midwest and beyond. There appears to be no hope nor any point to his existence until he receives a visit from the ghost of one of his victims...

Making It Plain: Deconstructing a Fictitious and Vicious Story About Racism interrogates the teaching methods to establish the dominant white supremacist pedagogy. Making It Plain demonstrates how Elliott Eisner's formula for cultural construction, Gordon Allport’s definition of prejudice, and Howard Thurman’s definition of capitulation to imagined sovereignty contributed to the sustainability...