Detailed, objective, and atmospherically written by researcher and former fraud investigator Prash Ganendran, this new volume of 12 more shocking true crime cases will inform, shock, and provoke a gamut of emotions. In this carefully researched continuation of the Murder Casebook series, the author presents 12 unsettling true crime stories from around the world, including […]
The Women We Watched: Tributes from the Men and Women of the US Air and Space Force
May 16, 2023 By
This compelling collection of essays is the second in the Women to Watch series by Charlene Keys Bowen. In this series, you will find powerful stories of valor, faith, resilience, and duty. Stories that give a panoramic view into the ethos of women who helped transform the lives of men and women in the US […]
Fix My Team: Ideas to Help Team Leaders Handle the Headache of Messy Teams
May 14, 2023 By
Fix My Team is the ultimate book guide for team leaders that offers a helpful framework to establish the most effective and healthy dynamics within a team. It includes a succinct discussion in addressing conflicts, roadblocks, and misunderstandings that can severely affect a team. Nadeen Savic provides the roadmap to create an inclusive environment that […]
Real Estate-What’s Your Best Fit?: 5 Proven Careers to Create Massive Wealth and How You Can Achieve Financial Freedom
May 13, 2023 By
Do you want to take control of your future and set up a comfortable retirement plan? Have you ever tried to learn about a new career, tried to do it, only to discover you don’t like it? Have you ever worked in a career only to find out you can’t get any momentum going and […]
Climate Crisis Plan
May 10, 2023 By
Meaningful action on climate change is possible. This book explains how you can be part of the solution. In this book, you will: Receive a step-by-step guide to help you reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Learn how to communicate and connect with others, contributing to the momentum for meaningful change. Discover how to influence corporations, industries, […]
Confessions of an Indian Immigrant: Dawn of IT Opportunities in the Land of Promise
May 4, 2023 By
In the always-connected, always-online digital age and social media world, we tend to forget how life was before the ubiquity of laptops, tablets, mobile devices, smartwatches, and so on. The terms such as outsourcing, offshoring, nearshoring, and many more did not exist. The Indian IT industry was in its infancy. Aithal takes us on an […]
Becoming You: Self-Image, Identity & Reinvention
May 2, 2023 By
Now is your time to become the best YOU possible! The world needs you to step up, lead and become the change you want to see in the world. In Becoming You- this book includes personal and professional lessons from entrepreneurs and experts who have faced life’s challenges to create successful and purposeful careers. On […]
Free: Two Counsellors Wandering Around A Prison
April 23, 2023 By
A journey of two counsellors as the set up a counselling service in a prison. The book follows the ups and downs and the questions the many issues arising when working in the criminal justice system. including should a man die in prison? Free on Kindle.
A Soldier Against All Odds: A Memoir by LT. COL. Jason G Pike
April 21, 2023 By
A brutally honest tale of a soldier’s unorthodox life, a rogue career, and an often-maverick character not easily aligned with the military credo. $0.99 on Kindle.
Cham 20000 Vocabulary 1 (A-B)
April 20, 2023 By
Cham 20000 Vocabulary 1 is a visual dictionary I spent three years on, illustrating words’ meanings using pictures and witty language. Unlike traditional picture vocabulary books, Cham 20000 Vocabulary 1 covers over 2500 abstract words, making it the visual dictionary that explains most abstract terms worldwide. This book is aimed to help deepen the learners’ […]
Free: The Road Back to Me: 9 Principles for Navigating Life’s Unexpected Twists & Turns
April 19, 2023 By
Only from the ashes of who we once were, can we rise up to become who we’re meant to be… There comes a time in each of our lives when everything seems like it’s falling apart-our relationships unravel, our health declines, our finances crumble-and it can be easy to allow these circumstances to define us. […]
The Half-Known Life: What Matters Most When You’re Running Out of Time
April 17, 2023 By
“I’m going down now,” I said to a young woman a few seconds before the darkness-my first cardiac arrest. As I returned to work as a behavioral coach, it became maddening to hear about all-consuming, everyday problems and misguided priorities while I fought to merely remain conscious. The Half-Known Life challenges conventional thinking of success, […]
Our Stories: Tales From The Jail and Other Uniform Stories
April 7, 2023 By
Funny, informative, heartbreaking and maddeningly true firsthand accounts told by the men and women working in jails, penitentiaries, police officers, and the military. Our Stories will show you how they maintain their professionalism and calm demeanor when faced with not only life-and-death situations but also the truly absurd. Told by those who deal with those […]
Visions, Values, and Corporate Hypocrisy
March 27, 2023 By
What ever happened to leading by example in business? In today’s corporate culture, too many are following examples set by narcissistic politicians and corrupt megachurch leaders. Civility is old-school. Accountability is dead. Dr. Williams makes a case for a ‘people first’ approach to leadership. “One of the best books gaining interest during The Great Resignation…”Lisa […]
The Well-Mannered Horse: Developing an Ideal Equine Buddy
March 24, 2023 By
Working with your very own horse can be one of the most wonderful parts of your day… until it’s not. In The Well-Mannered Horse: Developing an Ideal Equine Buddy, Meredith Hill is back with more insight on how to deal with some of your horse’s less enjoyable behaviors. Does your horse pin its ears frequently? […]
People Suck: A Cheat Code for Introverts
March 21, 2023 By
“People Suck: A Cheat Code for Introverts” is a hilarious and practical guidebook that will help you navigate the social landscape with ease. Written by a deaf introvert who knows a thing or two about not fitting in, this book is packed with tips, tricks, and real-life stories that will make you feel understood and […]
Free: Celtic Paganism
March 20, 2023 By
Are you interested in the Celtic people’s historical rituals and religious beliefs? Would you like to discover more about their incredibly well-liked myths, tales, and folklore? Are you wondering about how their traditional customs are still practiced today? If you’ve answered YES, Allow this book to immerse you in the Celtic culture, beliefs, religious rituals, […]
WWII Letters from England: Book 1: An American Soldier Writes Home
March 18, 2023 By
Six months after the bombing at Pearl Harbor, Charles “Muggins” Sommers was drafted into the US Army. Shipping out for England in 1943, he suggested to his wife they begin numbering their correspondence. By the time he arrived home, he had sent around five hundred letters filled with insightful and moving snapshots of the life […]
The Half-Known Life: What Matters Most When You’re Running Out of Time
March 17, 2023 By
“I’m going down now,” I said to a woman before the darkness—my first cardiac arrest. As a behavioral coach, it became maddening to hear about everyday problems while I fought to remain conscious. The Half-Known Life challenges conventional thinking of success, identity, and personal change. Get out of your head and get into your life, […]
Free: The Numbers Game: How To Live Mindfully In The Digital Age
March 15, 2023 By
Are you tired of constantly setting goals and feeling empty when you hit them or defeated when you don’t? Then, this book is for you! Stop Chasing Targets, Setting Unachievable Goals, And Start Living In The Moment. Really Living. Free on Kindle.
Stop The Tall Man, Save The Tiger: A Memoir
March 12, 2023 By
When Peter Young married Paige, the love of his life, he unwittingly entered a whole new world, one dominated by her bizarre Uncle Robert. While trying to remain close to Paige and thus save his marriage, Peter was sucked into the tiny cult of Uncle Robert’s where casinos are churches and Jews conspire to rule […]
Cellphone Photography Mastermind – Simple techniques for taking incredible pictures with iPhone and Android: Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Great Photography
March 11, 2023 By
Chatting during a long beach walk, we realized that we have accumulated all of this knowledge and we wanted to share it so in 2012 we started taking Educational Photo-Tours through our company Photo School VIP. We have taught over 8000 students with an 80% repeat rate. We have turned the entire video course into […]
ACTing Now: A New Approach to the Old Techniques of Acting
March 9, 2023 By
In this controversial book, Norman B. Schwartz suggests that many of the conventional training techniques that have come down to us from the American and British theater may not fully prepare today´s working actor for the special requirements of the marketplace where the actor is the seller asked by an agent or casting director to […]
Getting Your Dream Job in Big Tech Companies
March 3, 2023 By
If you want to apply, ace interviews, and get hired at big tech companies like Meta, Apple, Google, and the likes, this book can help you. A modern citizen will own at least one or two of these companies’ digital or analog products. They’re captains of the electronic industry, and to join their ranks is […]
Most Exclusive Clubs In America
March 2, 2023 By
Most Exclusive Clubs In America is the guide to accessing the most exclusive clubs in America. Socializing is an integral part of the community experience. A sense of belonging is vital to human nature. Thus, being part of a club—whether school, sports, service, social activities, or any other kind—can provide what you need to maintain […]
Oliver Stone’s Film-Flam: The Demagogue of Dealey Plaza
March 1, 2023 By
Oliver Stone’s Film-Flam debunks all the major conspiracy allegations surrounding the JFK assassination. The book is illustrated with over 200 pictures and documents and contains over 600 links to online sources. If you want to learn how people are being misled then this book is for you. $2.99 on Kindle.
Gret’s Rock: Through Life’s Greatest Joys and Worst Fears, We Find Our Way Home
February 28, 2023 By
Funny how life goes along, and Bam! You are swept off your feet by a love in your life, a child born and adopted into your family, anniversaries that bring such joy, deaths of loved ones, accidents, and trauma that you never expected to happen. Great joys and worst fears sweep us off our feet […]
WHY POLYMATHS?
February 22, 2023 By
Discover the power of cross-disciplinary thinking and how it can revolutionize your life. This inspiring guide covers the scientific basis of polymathy and its practical applications in modern education and career paths. Don’t let societal pressures limit your potential or your child’s potential. Join the growing demand for multidisciplinary thinkers and makers and become the […]
Two Counsellors Wandering Around A Prison
February 22, 2023 By
From disasters in recruitment to questioning deaths in prison, Katie Carlyon takes you on a thought-provoking and emotion evoking journey with her experience of counselling in a prison. $0.99 on Kindle.
Free: Ripped Off!: Overtested, Overtreated and Overcharged, the American Healthcare Mess
February 20, 2023 By
Your share of your health insurance premium and the amount you are paying for your yearly deductible, co-pays, and prescriptions are soaring. Don’t forget that your employer’s share of your premium is coming out of your salary. And unfortunately, you are not alone. What can you do to avoid unnecessary costs and encourage American healthcare […]
The Art Of Self-Learning: Tried-And-True Self-Learning Techniques To Expand Your Horizons
February 20, 2023 By
What do people who easily pick up one skill after another know that you don’t? Is there any way the average person can catch up? If you’ve tried and you haven’t had success, your approach might be faulty. Prodigies make up a small percentage of the population. Being naturally gifted is only part of the […]
The Half-Known Life: What Matters Most When You’re Running Out of Time
February 17, 2023 By
“I’m going down now,” I said to a young woman a few seconds before the darkness—my first cardiac arrest. As I returned to work as a behavioral coach, it became maddening to hear about everyday problems while I fought to remain conscious. The Half-Known Life challenges conventional thinking of success, identity, and personal change. Most […]
Free: Psycho/Pathogen: Intubating Democracy – A Cultural Diagnosis of the Virus of Hate
January 31, 2023 By
Psycho/Pathogen defines this tumultuous moment in America and is a literary cartography of how we got here, which precedes the nation’s founding. This tapestry of racial, social, and environmental justice is described as “a diary of the COVID-19 pandemic with searing cultural and historic commentary.” Psycho/Pathogen is a collection of essays that was written while […]
Free: Ethical Tribing: Connecting the Next Generation to Israel in the Digital Era
January 30, 2023 By
“This book offers a paradigm-shifting, creative approach to addressing some of the most acutely pressing questions facing the Jewish people today. It deserves to be widely read and meticulously applied.” — ISAAC HERZOG, PRESIDENT OF THE STATE OF ISRAEL Discover the Fastest and Most Effective Way to Inspire the Next Generation About Israel in the […]
Uprooted – Family Trauma, Unknown Origins, and the Secretive History of Artificial Insemination
January 24, 2023 By
How a journey of self-discovery unearthed the scandalous evolution of artificial insemination By his forties, Peter J. Boni was an accomplished CEO, with a specialty in navigating high-tech companies out of hot water. Just before his fiftieth birthday, Peter’s seventy-five-year-old mother unveiled a bombshell: His deceased father was not his biological father. Peter was conceived […]
How to Teach Differentiated Instruction in an Online Learning Environment
January 19, 2023 By
In these post-pandemic times, How to Teach Differentiated Instruction in an Online Learning Environment is a guide to help teachers need to navigate through online education and effectively implement differentiated instruction as a response to every learner’s needs. $2.99 on Kindle.
Free: Viral
January 17, 2023 By
My uncensored take on the COVID-19 pandemic. Viral looks at life restricted by lockdown rules, the frightening power of those in charge and the sensational nature of the media’s reporting of it. Free on Kindle.
Pitching Sales!: A Complete Guide to Becoming a Sales Professional
January 17, 2023 By
With real-world experiences, expert insight, and a few anecdotes, Bryan Charleau walks you through what it takes to succeed in one of the most competitive professions, sales. Learn habits, techniques, and targeted efforts that will lay the foundation for early success and expedited growth. $5.99 on Kindle.
Why Does My Horse Act Like This?: Understanding Equine Behavior in your New Horse
January 15, 2023 By
Have you ever watched your horse do something that defies human logic and wondered, “Why does my horse act this way?” If so, you’re not alone. Horses are designed to survive in the wild, yet occasionally the wires between domestication and instinct get crossed. Meredith Hill is back with her equine expertise to explain: How […]
100 Best High Schools for Ivy League Admissions and Scholarships 2023-2024
January 12, 2023 By
100 Best High School for Ivy League Admissions and Scholarships 2023-2024 lists one hundred high school institutions that can help toward reaching your child’s Ivy League dreams. The book will make it easier to choose the school that best fits your child. It covers the school’s policies, philosophy, academics, curriculum, class size, student-to-faculty ratio, standardized […]
