Diana L. Malkin’s The Crossing Offers a Gentle Glimpse into Courage, Compassion, and Chronic Illness
The Crossing is a moving children’s book on immigration, friendship, and diabetes—told with warmth, empathy, and beautifully rich illustrations.
Transforming the Future: How AI Is Reshaping Business for Sustainable Growth By Dr. Yashwant Aditya
Dr. Yashwant Aditya’s Transforming Business with AI offers a human-centered, strategic guide to leading innovation in the age of intelligent technology.
Australian Author Aron Wilson Bursts Onto the Scene with Chameleon — A Gritty, Gripping Tale of Loyalty, Power, and Survival
Chameleon by Aron Wilson is a bold, gritty debut exploring identity, loyalty, and survival across rural Australia and Southeast Asia.
Rewilding Your Soul: A Celtic Poet’s Guide to Nature, Wisdom & Ancestral Echoes
Age to Sage by John Joseph Connell III is a poetic call to rewild the soul through nature’s wisdom and the ancestral echoes of Celtic mysticism.
Too Grown, Too Soon, and Still Not Heard
Labeled “too much,” Rachel Calista Stone turned pain into power. If Only You Knew is her unfiltered story of faith, fire, and finally being heard.
Rosalie Burch’s Your Hand in Mine: An Uplifting Path to Healing and Self-Discovery
Your Hand in Mine by Rosalie Burch blends wisdom and warmth to help readers heal, rediscover hope, and walk life’s path with greater compassion.
The Dating App Wasteland
Tired of swipes, ghosting, and filtered reality? Digitally Dysfunctional is your sarcastic guide through love, apps, and digital-age absurdity.
Mary Starkweather Reveals “In Sight of the Aspen Grove” A Journey Through Nature, Myth & Memory
Mary Starweather’s debut blends fables and poetry into a vivid tribute to Colorado’s landscapes and the power of reflection.
When Empathy Breaks Down: The Vanishing Sympathy for Jewish Pain
Rabbi Dov Fischer confronts the moral silence after October 7, urging unwavering empathy and dignity for Jewish lives in the face of global indifference.
Carnivora: A Dystopian Fable That Mirrors Our Primal Reflections
Brutal, primal, and unflinchingly human—Carnivora explores survival, violence, and morality in a savage world where instinct clashes with evolution.