Publication date: October 28, 2026
Some people organize their lives so carefully that love seems like an unnecessary risk. In Waiting for Moby: A Down-Bad Workaholic Romantic Comedy, Madison Creasy introduces a driven businessman whose perfect routine begins to unravel when an unforgettable woman enters his world.
Publication date: October 10, 2026
Success can appear straightforward when measured through career milestones, financial progress, or public recognition. In Beyond the Veil, Rami Al Tobgy discovers that its meaning becomes far more personal after fatherhood. His son, Adam, gives … Read More
Last modified: October 8, 2026
A new home can feel like an entire universe when it’s seen through the eyes of a small puppy. D.M. Russo captures that feeling in Coco’s New Home, an interactive children’s story that welcomes young … Read More
Last modified: October 8, 2026
A nourishing lifestyle often begins with ordinary choices made in an ordinary kitchen. In The 30-Day Inflammatory Reset for Women, Marissa Everhart shows how those choices can become easier through flavorful recipes, thoughtful preparation, and … Read More
Last modified: October 8, 2026
Every difficult parenting moment carries information. A child’s refusal, outburst, or sudden withdrawal may reveal an unmet need, an overwhelming environment, or a struggle with emotions. In The S³ Positive Parenting Framework: A Practical, Relationship-First … Read More
Last modified: October 8, 2026
Time can close a police file, yet it rarely silences the questions surrounding an unsolved crime. In The Sixth Shadow, Richard Enns follows a retired detective whose pursuit of long-delayed justice leads him toward disturbing … Read More
Last modified: October 23, 2026
A child may know every household rule and still feel uncertain when an unexpected situation appears. Gaby Ramsey’s Raising Street Smart Kids: Survival Guide with Choose-Your-Path Missions to Spot Warning Signs, Trust Your Gut, Handle … Read More
Last modified: October 8, 2026
Technology often promises greater speed, convenience, and connectivity. In THE WORLD WE COULD, D. G. Chapman considers another possibility: a machine capable of demanding honesty before money moves and damage occurs. The result is a … Read More
Last modified: October 8, 2026
Some stories predict new machines. Jay Evington’s CYBER MEMORIES: The Seed Phrase looks deeper, imagining how those machines could reshape grief, identity, and human trust. This self-published science fiction mystery presents a future where personal … Read More
Last modified: October 23, 2026
A woman can follow the same routines for years and suddenly discover that her body responds differently. Sleep becomes unpredictable, concentration slips, emotions feel unfamiliar, and everyday demands require more effort. Perimenopause Without Losing Yourself … Read More
Last modified: October 8, 2026
A vanished thief, a missing fortune, and a man who remembers every detail create an irresistible foundation for Chasing Madison: An International Thriller. Written by Bill Garwin, the novel carries readers into a sophisticated world … Read More
Last modified: October 8, 2026
Some science-fiction stories imagine the future from a distance. Ricky Melwani’s TECHMAN series places readers directly inside it, where experimental brain chips, medical robots, evolving languages, and hidden global organizations are already reshaping human lives. … Read More