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  • Walk On

    by Stephen Panus

    Stephen Panus has been a publicist, sports agent, artist, attorney, sports marketing executive, and motivational speaker and serves as president of the Jockey Club’s America’s Best Racing brand. Yet the only title that’s ever mattered to him has been father—to his two boys, Jake and Liam. When his elder son, Jake, was tragically killed in the summer of 2020 at the tender age of sixteen, Stephen’s life imploded. He wrote Walk On to confront his daily agony, inspire a renewed faith in living, and regain purpose. Stephen and his wife, Kellie, live in Connecticut with their son, foster daughter, and three dogs.

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  • Archangels Fall

    by Andrew Bryan

    When the archangel Gabriel crashes down into a London Accident and Emergency department on a busy Saturday night, Grace’s already hellish shift turns into a living nightmare. Soon the spiritual sensitivity that has tortured her most of her life is revealed to be a unique gift passed down through generations—one that could save humanity. Meanwhile, having come to admire humanity’s resolve, the Damned and his dark angels prepare to defend the very beings they were tasked to lead astray. As archangel Michael’s minions descend to cleanse creation of humankind, its chief corruptor, the Damned must rally his reluctant compatriots, make hard choices, and choose a side, fast. Can an unlikely band of heroes and imperfect humans come together in time to find their salvation in the Lightbearer? Blending the grit of Game of Thrones with the supernatural flair of Good Omens, Andrew Bryan introduces us to a world of archangels and fallen angels that weave through human history closer to the mythology’s origins than ever before.

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  • The Unshatterables

    by Miranda Faye Dillon

    The Unshatterables is a collection of short stories following families, relationships, and those grieving after death. With a diverse series of love stories—young love, widowed love, same-sex couples, parent-child relationships, friendships, and siblings—The Unshatterables unpacks trauma, hope, and healing. Miranda Faye Dillon spotlights the many pitfalls of life—loss, heartbreak, and pain—and highlights the many grand moments—love, growth, and recovery.

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  • Scars & Strife

    by M. E. Johnson

    First Sergeant John Randall “Randy” Andrews, a gutsy Army Ranger, is a hero among his brothers in arms. But the Purple Hearts and Silver Stars he earned came at a great personal cost. Now plagued by PTSD, Randy returns home after thirteen combat tours to an emotionally distant wife and their two sons—one of them a toddler he’s never met. Struggling to piece his life together, Randy finds himself in handcuffs one day. And when the court-mandated VA counseling doesn’t help, he embarks on a trip to Mexico, trying to escape his demons. There, during an unexpected encounter in a seedy tourist bar, he finds a possible road to redemption when he forms a connection with Matilda, a mountain lion kept in a cage as a tourist attraction. Stealing Matilda from the club, Randy drives her to the US, where he is arrested and prosecuted for smuggling a dangerous animal. So begins his journey back from the brink as he rediscovers something he learned on the battlefield: that sometimes one must cross a line in order to save someone . . . perhaps even himself.

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  • Reach Out with Acts of Kindness

    by Letitia E. Hart

    "No one should ever feel alone, forgotten, or fall through the cracks, no matter what the circumstance or predicament may be.” At some point in life, everyone will face a roadblock or obstacle or will be touched by someone experiencing a challenging, tumultuous period. No one is immune to struggles, but outsiders often don’t know how to best offer comfort and support. Reach Out is a call to action for creating a culture of compassion and empathy by illuminating how to be there for others when they need it the most. This relatable resource highlights specific ways to help others in crisis as well as the aftermath. Everyone has a gift to offer, whether it is just picking up the phone to touch base, sending a card of concern, delivering a meal, mowing the grass, or other helpful acts. What is your gift?

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  • The Righteous Arrows

    by Brian J. Morra

    In the thrilling sequel to Brian J. Morra’s award-winning novel, The Able Archers, Kevin Cattani and his older Soviet counterpart, Ivan Levchenko, are embroiled in a chilling Cold War saga of superpower confrontation. After Cattani barely escapes with his life from an East German bunker, he and Levchenko find themselves on opposite sides of the Soviet Union’s brutal war in Afghanistan, where Cattani supplies the Islamic resistance with advanced weapons to kill Russian troops. In facing new homegrown adversaries, both men question the roles they play in the deadly superpower duel. The Righteous Arrows is an electrifying story of risky competition and the enduring legacy of the global war on terror that will appeal to readers who love thrillers and dynamic historical fiction.

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  • I Was Born in the Forest

    by Otis L. Lee, Jr.

    I Was Born in the Forest encapsulates the freedom struggle of Africans brought to the Americas in the bowels of slave ships from Congo, Angola, and other parts of Central Africa. In the seventeenth century, many defied the odds by escaping and establishing Afrocentric communities in the mountains in Brazil. Palmares, the most notable among them, existed from 1605 to 1694. Palmares was the forerunner of Black towns in America, and its mesmerizing leader, Zumbi, belongs among the pantheon of heroic African-descended leaders such as Martin Luther King Jr., Francois Dominique Toussaint Louverture, and many others. He and his people rose from nothing in a hostile, foreign land to create an enduring Black republic in colonial Brazil. Palmares and Zumbi have become transcendent icons of hope, perseverance, and the tenacity of African-descended people and all colonialized peoples who strive for and refuse to accept anything but unfettered freedom. Through a mix of travelogue and history, their story comes alive.

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  • Ida Mae

    by Rick Taylor

    Meet Ida Mae. You’ll learn to love her as she evolves from a spirited thirteen-year-old into a woman, first journeying from Mammoth Falls, West Virginia, to Pitt University on a music scholarship, and from there to Vietnam as a member of the Women’s Army Corps. After the loss of her husband in Nam, the Ball Buster’s Bash in San Francisco serves as a fine diversion, as does her experience as a salesperson at Holly’s Hat on Rodeo Drive in Hollywood, California. She arrives back home in West Virginia in time to travel with friends to Woodstock. Eventually, along with her second husband, Dennis, and her son, Adrian, she travels to Chautauqua, a gated summer resort in northwestern New York, where her adventures and those of her son continue.

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  • Badass Grief

    by Jennifer E. Hassel

    A Google search for ways to remember someone who has died will typically reveal suggestions that involve buying something, a one-and-done task. Longing to find a more enduring way to keep her husband’s memory alive, Jennifer decides to practice Mark's fearless approach to life by undertaking audacious annual challenges in his memory. So, at age forty-nine, she gets a motorcycle license. In the years that follow, she wears a bikini onstage in a Las Vegas fitness contest, attends trapeze school, tries heli-skiing, and returns to college to become a registered nurse. Eventually, Jennifer realizes she has the strength to live on her own terms—alone. Then a former boyfriend she knew in her twenties gets in touch, and Jennifer faces the scariest challenge of all. Can she find lasting love again? Badass Grief is for those who want to translate grief into action or anyone who wants to live a bigger, braver life by choosing to reach beyond self-imposed limitations.

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  • The Monarchs

    by Mark Sabbas

    Born into a world ravaged by war, seventeen-year-old Samuel Helen is among the first in a wave of “new youth” children who possess abnormally large eyes and breathtaking psychic abilities. Yet after ten years of painful experimentation at a military facility, Samuel’s powerful telekinesis still cannot be controlled. His only solace is his sessions with his wise tutor, Walter, who introduces him to music and philosophy, and his cherished weekly visits with an ordinary orphan girl, Evelyn, who lives in the neighboring village. When a twist of fate sends Samuel and Evelyn into uncharted territory, Samuel is forced to confront dark shadows from his past in order to unlock the deepest wells of his psyche, even the universe itself. He soon realizes that he is part of something much greater than he could have ever imagined, but when his faith is tested, can he persevere to the end of the journey?

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