Profit, Loss, and Miracles
Profit, Loss, and Miracles by Robert Maloney and Zelphoe Gabrielle Maloney Publication Date April 10, 2025 After a ten-year struggle with lupus, Zelphoe Gabrielle (Gabby) Maloney was near death. Treatments for the autoimmune disease, as well as the disease itself, were destroying her internal organs. But Gabby never accepted that she would die. She had […]
The WWII Bombing of Bari, Italy
The WWII Bombing of Bari, Italy by Vincent dePaul Lupiano Publication Date September 23, 2025 The WWII Bombing of Bari brings to life the coverup that launched the discovery of chemotherapy. In the shadow of World War II, a military secret hidden by several of the most powerful figures in government threatens to expand a […]
The Escape Artist
The Escape Artist by Ian Jarvis Published on April 20, 2026 If you read his IMDB profile, you see a successful actor—a guy whose face you’ve seen in TV shows, mostly the bad guy. So what? The backstory. A nice Jewish boy from New Jersey quits Georgetown University in his junior year and crosses the […]
High-Tech Heroes
High-Tech Heroes by Pete Dulcamara Published on June 10, 2025 Available in Audiobook! Listen to a Sample The world is at a breaking point. Climate change, economic inequality, and disruptive technologies are reshaping our future faster than ever before. But amid the uncertainty, one generation holds the key to transformation: Gen Z. In High-Tech Heroes: […]
After Karabakh: A Post-Mortem of a Thirty-Year Armed Conflict in the South Caucasus
After Karabakh: A Post-Mortem of a Thirty-Year Armed Conflict in the South Caucasus edited by Svante Cornell, Damjan Krnjevic Miskovic Publication Date April 21, 2025 From the Foreword by Michael Doran: Until now, the Second Karabakh War has attracted much less scholarly attention than it deserves. Together with the Syrian civil war, the withdrawal of […]
The Meaning of Love
The Meaning of Love by Johanna S. Billings Publication Date June 16, 2025 A mother who’s a scorpion, a father who died young, misdiagnosis of a bipolar disorder, a disabled sister—and an indominable sense of optimism engendered through a love of art, nature, and romance. This story is irresistible in its quirky optimism and happy […]
One Lot at a Time
One Lot at a Time by Daniel Apke Publication Date March 10, 2025 Land investing is one of the most overlooked but lucrative opportunities in real estate investing, offering financial freedom, flexibility, and high-profit potential. Unlike traditional real estate investments that require considerable capital to start and ongoing maintenance, land investing allows you to buy low, sell high, and […]
Ending Redlining Through a Community-Centered Reform of the Community Reinvestment Act
Ending Redlining Through a Community-Centered Reform of the Community Reinvestment Act by Josh Silver Publication Date: April 1, 2025 With the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) turning 50 in 2027, it’s time to take a close look at whether or it is achieving its goal of addressing inequities in access to credit, particularly for low- and […]
Altar of Ashes
Altar of Ashes by Bruce Westrate Publication date was October 24, 2023 ALTAR OF ASHES opens with two young hunters witnessing a horror in the backwoods of Indiana: the sacrificial rite of sati, with the bride on the funeral pyre a ten-year-old girl atop the corpse of her husband. Allen Southworth, the local prosecutor, soon […]
humAIn
humAIn by Don Roosan Publication Date: January 7, 2025 We’ve all heard the sweeping claims: “AI will take over all our jobs!” or “AI will solve every problem and create a perfect world!” But what’s the reality behind these dramatic predictions? With the constant buzz about artificial intelligence, it’s natural to feel anxious, confused, and […]