Category: In the Spotlight

Free: Still Wanting: Four Stories of Sex, Desire, and Discovery for Women Over Sixty

They were told their best years were behind them. That wanting was for younger women. That the fire had gone out. They believed it—until one touch, one night, one look reminded them what their bodies already knew: they were never finished. They’d just been holding their breath. And now they’re breathing. Free on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Into The Shadowland

Hidden in the forgotten corners of the world, our ancestors—the Neanderthals—lie silent. Clever beings, gifted hunters, lost to history’s pages . . . until now. Lilly Feron never expected her quiet life running a wolf park in Utah to be upended by a single, dead animal. But when a wolf believed to be extinct with a spear tip lodged in its neck turns up on a highway, everything changes. The weapon, made from Neanderthal bone only a few decades old, should be impossible. After all, these ho... [Read More...]

Live Where Others Vacation While Earning Big Money

Every year, thousands of people leave behind routine jobs to live and work inside America’s most beautiful national parks—places like Yellowstone, the Grand Canyon, Yosemite, and Glacier. Most people don’t realize how accessible this lifestyle really is. This book shows you exactly how to make it happen. Whether you’re looking for a fresh start, a break from the 9–5, or an unforgettable adventure, Live Where Others Vacation is your complete guide to working in U.S. national parks thro... [Read More...]

JOURNAL 2: A Journey of Growth, Faith & Grace Paperback

JOURNAL 2: A Journey of Growth, Faith & Grace appears to be a reflective, faith-centered continuation of a personal spiritual journey. It likely blends journal-style entries, life reflections, and spiritual insights to guide readers through everyday experiences with a lens of faith, resilience, and grace. Like many faith journals, it emphasizes introspection, encouraging readers to pause, reflect, and recognize how life’s moments shape spiritual growth. $10.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Wild Chance

There are a hundred reasons I should stay away from Mackenzie. I’m the president of an outlaw MC. She’s my son’s high school teacher. She’s the good girl everyone trusts. I’ve done time and have blood on my hands. I’m twelve years older, and I should know better. And if that wasn’t enough, another club wants us, and everyone we love, dead. If I had any sense, I’d walk away. But try telling that to my obsession. * Age gap * Small town romance * Single dad * Found family * Spice *... [Read More...]

A Familiar Problem

When Phoebe Larkin inherits a boarding house for magical familiars, a grumpy raven, and a handwritten note that says “You see things,” she figures the hardest part will be learning the business. Then her first familiar client’s owner disappears, and the cat won’t stop growling at the friendliest person in the room. Two of the missing woman’s friends are hiding something. The cat knows which one. Phoebe just has to learn to listen. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

No Return Address

When a pet carrier appears on Phoebe Larkin’s porch at four in the morning with a young red fox curled trembling inside, she assumes she’s facing another puzzle from Harrowby Harbor’s quiet community of practitioners. But the fox’s vigilance at the window isn’t grief for a missing owner — it’s fear of the man who’s been driving the back roads of the North Shore asking questions about a woman with a fox. As Phoebe traces the trail with help from animal... [Read More...]

30 under 30

Your 20s are supposed to be when you figure it all out — but nobody hands you the manual. 30 Under 30 delivers 30 essential lessons on money, career, relationships, and mindset that most people only learn after years of costly mistakes. Written for anyone in or approaching their 30s who refuses to learn everything the hard way, this book cuts through the noise with straight talk, zero fluff, and advice you can actually use starting today. This is the playbook your younger self needed — and ... [Read More...]

On the Ethics of Killing: The Moral Math of Eating

Every meal is a moral act. Every bite carries a cost measured in carbon, in suffering, in land and water and life. We pretend otherwise because the alternative is to sit with the math and let it change us. On the Ethics of Killing: The Moral Math of Eating strips away the comfortable distance between the eater and the eaten. Blake Binford walks readers from the fluorescent aisles of the grocery store to the predawn stillness of a deer blind, from the industrial kill floor to the act of cleaning... [Read More...]