Month: June 2020

Free: Tiger Queen

After the death of her estranged brother, April is notified she has inherited his life’s work; a private zoo in Oklahoma. Searching for answers regarding her brother’s death, April leaves the comfort of the city to stay at the zoo. While there she meets some truly unique and interesting people, like Derrick, the zoo’s headstrong and handsome lead zookeeper, who agrees to show her the ropes. Once there she realizes nothing is what she expected. She didn’t expect to find her brother was n... [Read More...]

Seven Easy Actions You Can Take to Protect the Environment: Guide to lowering your carbon footprint

After reading this guide (not book), you’ll agree that we all can protect the environment. The goal is to share an easy approach to this matter, by focusing on some basic common sense actions, that we can take right now, without dramatically changing our way of life. $3.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

The Beautiful Place

A fun holiday for four friends takes them to an area that has not been looked after for a very long time, turning their fun holiday into a regenerative project. Alex, Rahi, Fina and Minh decide that they can play a part in looking after the land and caring for our environment. With some help from their neighbors and friends, they pick up rubbish, replant and promise to continue to help out mother nature. From psychologist and author Carly Dober and whimsical illustrator Shenay Henderson comes a... [Read More...]

Tactical Police Leadership: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Policing

Tactical Police Leadership: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Law Enforcement is divided into four chapters that are based on one of General Sun’s central teachings as they apply to 21st-century police work. Each chapter is subdivided into short, easy-to-read lessons that aim to deepen the reader’s understanding of the materials and its direct hands-on implications for law enforcement professionals of all ranks. Several questions for review accompany each chapter and lesson and aim to give the read... [Read More...]

Noah and Blue: A Lesson on Friendship

Like so many other parents, we want to raise healthy, compassionate, emotionally, and intellectually well rounded little humans. Noah and Blue: Big Lessons for Little Hearts was born out of the desire to create fun stories with digestible moral lessons for young children. Noah and Blue: A Lesson on Friendship is book one from our series Big Lessons for Little Hearts. It’s Noah’s second birthday, and he receives an unforgettable surprise! Celebrate with Noah as he learns the value of... [Read More...]

Free: Beau: The Secret Billionaire Society

Beau must rise to the challenge to get his fortune back in this captivating romantic suspense series. The Secret Billionaire Society. Six billionaires. One unforgettable birthday bash. Now their livelihoods are in the hands of a stranger. Each is tasked a mission. If one fails, they all fail. Billionaires, no more. Steady and calm under fire Beau Miller is fourth in line to get his assignment from the ominous, covert Smith. Tech and security are his game, so Beau doesn’t flinch when assigned ... [Read More...]

Free: Never Date a Siren, College Fae magic series #1

Fans of Sarah J. Maas will love this fantasy series, reviewers describe as “fresh and new” and “fast-paced and entertaining.” Stealing a bedroom from a human was easy! But her human roomie’s messy break-up with a Siren puts him under a death spell. The clock is ticking. A YA fantasy coming-of-age story with 70 reviews on Amazon, and 100 ratings on Goodreads! ... [Read More...]

In Dark Matrimony

Love, lies and loyalty… She was his— to have and to hold. To unravel and break. He was hers— to love and hate. To obey and defy. It doesn’t matter what brought them together; nothing will ever tear them apart. Not even death. In Dark Matrimony is a collection of stories about the wicked and the powerful, the vows they make and the rules they break. Unions forged in blood, fear, and honor. Trading birdseed for bullets, you’re cordially invited to witness “I do“ and “I don’t... [Read More...]