Books

What if building wealth didn’t have to be stressful, confusing, or only for the ultra-rich?Wealthy Ever After introduces a clear, repeatable system to help ambitious individuals, families, and entrepreneurs take control of their finances, grow their wealth, and create lasting financial security—no matter where they’re starting from.Too often, financial advice focuses only on income. But real, lasting wealth isn’t just about how much you earn—it’s about how you manage, multiply, and protect it.Drawing from years of experience as an estate...

What’s the best way to get over your ex? By getting under three silver fox bikers. I caught my fiancé cheating… With my best friend… On our wedding day. So I ran away… And now I’m riding three bikers twice my age. There’s Ash, who’d burn everything to ashes for me. Ryder, who’d ride and take a bullet for me. And Saint, who’d die for me. All three brothers want me on their bikes… And in their beds. Not for...

What if that dream vacation—the one you keep envisioning in your sleep, with colors so vivid you could almost taste, smell, feel them—could become your reality... and all you had to do was pack your bags and go?BUCKET LIST TRAVEL GETAWAYS AFRICA is your invitation to fall in love with a continent that pulses with wonder, excitement, and wild beauty. Designed especially for curious, wanderlust-seeking travelers (not those climbing on sightseeing buses and standing in long lines!), this beautifully written...

“Rum isn’t just a drink—it’s a story in a bottle. And this book? It’s a whole shelf of them.”From the salty winds of the Caribbean to the snowy shores of Newfoundland, Rum 101 for Dummies Like Me takes you on a wild, witty, and eye-opening journey through the world of rum.Author Jeff Peddle—a former George Street bouncer, rum collector, and part-time philosopher—dives deep into the dark, sweet, and spicy history of the world’s most rebellious spirit.You’ll explore:The brutal origins of...

I Know What You Do When I Go to School is a playful yet heartfelt children's book that explores a child's imagination and how they perceive their parents' daily lives.Originally created when Siona Talekar was just seven years old, I Know What You Do When I Go to School is a whimsical and heartfelt story that captures a child's perspective on what their mother does while they're away. The young narrator imagines her mother indulging in chocolate cake, watching movies,...

Are you feeling stuck between who you’ve been—and who you’re meant to become?What if the rise you long for isn’t about hustling harder or chasing the world’s version of success, but about finding your tribe, reclaiming your voice, and unlocking a purpose larger than your wildest dreams?This book is for you—the woman hungry for more. The one in the messy middle, feeling the ache for meaning and deeper connection. The one who’s ready to discover that her story is worthy...

Do you feel “stuck” in life and don’t know how to achieve a real, lasting change? Are you tired of self-help gurus telling you what to do when they don’t really understand you as a unique individual? Would you appreciate a fresh perspective? In Thriving In Grace, authors Karen and Michael Dittman describe what they call “The Grace Cycle,” which taps into your inherent capacity for curiosity and connection as well as the power of God’s grace. This new approach...

I texted the wrong number. He texted back. Now the Bratva owns me. It was supposed to be a rant to the date who stood me up. Instead, I got Sergei Volkov. Cold. Ruthless. Powerful. The kind of man you don’t say no to. He took me to dinner. Then took me apart in bed. No names. No strings. Just the best night of my life. I never expected to see him again... Until he walked into my ER— While...

I prayed for a miracle to save my little boy. God sent me three loyal silver fox alphas instead. Their price? My body. My secrets. My heart. Five years ago, I fled Blackthorn Falls... Now I’m back—broke, desperate, and hiding in my late brothers old cabin—waiting on a trust fund to pay for the surgery that could save my son’s life. But I never planned to run into them. My brother’s three best friends. The men I loved in secret—and...

Brianna Miller returns to Dolvia where tribal women protest the oppressive rule of Rabbenu Ely by self-torchings in the Cylay Square. Brianna re-establishes her tribal schools and takes on assistant Kelly Osborn who is mixed blood and also a poet. Kelly visits a neighboring planet Cicero where her aunt Carline Bryant takes over her education. While returning to Dolvia, Kelly meets the Australian adventurer Hershel Henry who has signed on for a tour of Dolvia as a photo-journalist. Henry takes...