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Lead with clarity. Adapt with confidence. Thrive with resilience.
In today’s tech world, leaders are under constant pressure — faster deadlines, higher expectations, and growing emotional demands. If you’ve felt overwhelmed, stretched thin, or burned out, you’re not failing. You simply need a better system for leadership. $0.99 on Kindle.
Try Not to Die – The Ultimate Interactive Horror Series
One wrong choice… and you’re dead.
Step into a world where every decision matters—and most of them will get you killed.
The Try Not to Die series is a fast-paced collection of interactive horror adventures that put you in the story. Each book drops you into a terrifying scenario and challenges you to survive through a series of choices. Pick wisely and you might escape. Choose wrong… and you’ll face one of dozens of brutal, unforgettable deaths.
There are no second chances in the moment. No guarantees. No mercy.
From haunted houses and cursed small towns to chaotic music festivals, alien encounters, deadly pandemics, and lawless frontiers, every Try Not to Die book delivers a new setting, new characters, and new ways to die. The stories span horror, suspense, sci-fi, fantasy, and action—but they all share one thing in common:
Survival is never guaranteed.
With over 20 books in the series—and many more on the way—Try Not to Die offers endless replay value. Readers return again and again to explore alternate paths, uncover hidden outcomes, and finally discover the one correct route to survival.
Along the way, you’ll encounter:
Twisted villains and supernatural threats
Deadly traps and impossible choices
High-stakes scenarios where instinct and logic collide
Multiple endings—most of them fatal
Each story is designed to keep you on edge, forcing you to think quickly, trust your gut, and live (or die) with the consequences.
Whether you’re navigating a haunted attraction gone horribly wrong, trying to escape a cult, surviving a zombie outbreak, or facing something far worse…
Every page is a risk. Every choice could be your last.
Perfect for fans of Goosebumps, Choose Your Own Adventure, and readers who love intense, immersive storytelling with a dark edge.
– DOZENS OF WAYS TO DIE
– ONLY ONE WAY TO LIVE
– DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO SURVIVE?
Start your journey now…
Try Not to Die.
$0.99 to $5.99 on Kindle.
A Guardian who can’t walk away. A Sentinel who can’t let go.
When a surge of magic rattles Havenwood Cove, Sera Blackthorn must protect her town from a growing darkness—while secrets from the past begin to surface. With dragons revealed and danger closing in, every choice she makes could change the fate of both worlds.
In Havenwood, even magic has consequences. $4.99 on Kindle.
What if theology wasn’t just something you believed, but something your family lived?
Systematic Theology at the Table is a 90-day discussion guide that helps families move beyond surface-level faith and into meaningful, practical belief.
You want more than quick devotionals.
You want your kids to understand what they believe — and why it matters.
You want faith that shapes decisions, identity, relationships, and everyday pressure.
This guide gives you a simple structure that actually works at the dinner table!
Free on Kindle.
The Westcombe Hall Mysteries is a cozy magical boarding school series set at Westcombe Hall — a traditional girls’ school where polished routines and house rivalries conceal an older, stranger magic. Every bell, portrait, locked corridor, and school tradition hides something the governors would rather not know about.
Each book is told entirely through the eyes of Miss Beatrice Harrow, headmistress: composed, dry-witted, quietly protective, and carrying a secret about the school that stretches back to her own schooldays. Every entry delivers a complete, satisfying mystery — a missing object, a vanishing pupil, a cursed tradition, a haunted room — while threading a slow-burning secret deeper into Westcombe’s foundations.
The magic here is not showy. It lives in objects, rooms, bells, and old injustices that refuse to stay buried. The stakes are school-sized: loyalty, fairness, belonging, and girls being blamed for things they did not do. Beneath that surface, something much older is watching.
If you love Harry Potter or Mallory Towers, Westcombe Hall Series is for you.
$0.99 on Kindle.
Most books explain the world. This one lets your child prove it.
With hands on challenges, wow facts, and fun activities, kids build, test, and discover on every page. Across 25 topics from animals to AI, learning comes alive.
Plus bonus Reflection Journal and Brain Cheat Sheet to deepen thinking and focus.
$0.99 on Kindle.
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.
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 hominids vanished thirty-five thousand years ago.
She learns of a trapper who claims to have seen such a strange wolf, hidden deep in the Bitterroot Mountains. Was it the same animal?
Lilly and paleoanthropologist Austin Walker dig deeper, and uncover amazing truths about the existence of the last Neanderthals. Could they still be out there living in a shadowland?
As the mystery unfolds, they must wrestle with a gripping secret—one that forces them to question everything they thought they knew about history, humanity, and what lives in the wild. All before the authorities put an end to it.
The past isn’t gone. It’s waiting. And it’s about to make its presence known.
“INTO THE SHADOWLAND masterfully blends anthropological science with vivid storytelling, offering a gripping exploration of human resilience, culture, and belief in a forgotten world. With an archaeologist’s precision and a novelist’s imagination, J.M.G. Schmidt reconstructs an ancient way of life that feels startlingly real. Think Neanderthals were just grunting brutes? Think again. This fascinating journey into our deep past will challenge everything you thought you knew about our long-lost cousins.” — Patrick Keeney, Canadian author and journalist $0.99 on Kindle.
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.
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 through major employers like Xanterra, Delaware North, and Aramark $2.99 on Kindle.
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
* HEA
* Biker romance
* Possessive OTT hero
Wild Chance is book one in the Western Australia chapter of RBMC by New York Times Bestselling author Chantal Fernando. It can be read as a standalone. Intended for 18+ audiences only. $5.99 on Kindle.
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.
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 the head start your future self will thank you for. $1.99 on Kindle.
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 a wild bird. Along the way, he asks the questions most food writers avoid: What do we owe the animals we eat? What does it cost the land to feed us? And what happens when we stop pretending the answers do not matter?
Grounded in ecology, philosophy, and the plain physical reality of killing what you eat, this book is not an argument for or against any single way of eating. It is something harder. It is an honest accounting of what each choice costs and who pays the price. $0.99 on Kindle.
Tyler just moved to Haven Hills, a sunny California HOA with one unusual rule: every man wears a chastity cage, and his wife or girlfriend holds the key. What starts as a joke quickly becomes the hottest power exchange of his life. Funny, steamy, and surprisingly heartfelt. First in a series. On Kindle Unlimited. $0.99 on Kindle.
A Musical Novel
The story of “East of West” is a story about many things: about different kinds of ambitions; reconciliations between the past and the future; about how in life no matter how far we travel, we often circle back to where we began; a story about how the past never forgets its’ secrets, and truth never dies. And perhaps mostly it offers the calculus of what we believe and what we accomplish equals who we become. $1.99 on Kindle.
The Tales of Spudichek tells the first story in a series when the main character Spudlichek has special powers and travels all over the world helping to change bad people into good people.
He uses the special Size Changer box to do this – its the size of a large match box and has a red button to make him giant size, orange for normal human size and the green button for making him the size of a beetle.
This first story focuses on Hugo Bloggins, who started working at London Zoo and he was nasty and uncaring to the animals, and by using his special powers Spudlichek cleverly changed Hugo’s way of thinking, as he then became popular with both zoo co-workers and with all the animals – particularly the giraffes. Free on Kindle.
Nature is fighting back. And it’s choosing its victims.
When seventeen-year-old Flora Reed finds a dead body hanging from a tree in her yard, she knows something is terribly wrong.
It’s not an accident.
It’s not human.
And it’s only the beginning.
As more people in her small town turn up dead—twisted into branches, marked before they die—Flora begins to suspect a terrifying connection to the lightning strike that left her scarred… and her sister trapped in a silent, unreachable state.
No one believes her.
Not the police. Not the town.
But Flora isn’t alone.
With the help of two boys who know more than they’re saying, she’s pulled into a deadly mystery where the truth could save humanity—or destroy it.
Because the trees aren’t just alive.
They’re watching.
They’re judging.
And they’ve decided it’s time for nature to take back control. $0.99 on Kindle.
When a beloved dog named Missy passes away, a young boy learns that grief doesn’t have to be faced alone — and that big feelings are safe to feel. When Big Things Happen: Loss of a Pet is a gentle picture book for ages 4–8 that walks children through the emotional landscape of loss with warmth, honesty, and the steady presence of caring parents. Includes a Parent Resource Guide to help caregivers find the right words and stay present while their child grieves. Free on Kindle.
Two heirs. One scandal. Twelve weeks to save their reputations or lose everything.
When Paris DeMarcé and Vic Alarie are forced to rebuild their lives together from the bottom up, buried grief, family pressure, and undeniable chemistry collide.
Corporate Escapades is an emotionally charged story of redemption, rivalry, and slow-burning love.
$0.99 on Kindle.
When crime author Emma Jenkins agrees to swap genres with bestselling romance writer Tom Pearce, it’s supposed to be a publicity stunt—nothing more than a battle of egos played out on air.
Emma will write romance.
Tom will write crime.
Simple!
And then a body turns up.
As fiction and reality begin to blur, both writers are forced to confront an unsettling truth:
$0.99 on Kindle.
When a parasitic AI tears through Neo-Kyoto, searching for a host, everyone pays.
Stylish and unexpectedly funny, Neon Veil is a cyberpunk thriller for fans of gritty action, rogue AI horror, and found families of outcasts with nothing left to lose. $0.99 on Kindle.
After fleeing her abusive partner, Steph makes a desperate choice to protect her newborn twins, leaving them on a stranger’s doorstep in rural Australia. But her violent ex isn’t finished with her. As his criminal associates close in, a quiet farmer is thrust into the mix, and a relentless detective begins searching for the missing mother.
With every move tightening the net around her, Steph must decide whether stepping forward will save her or destroy her and those around her.
Shadowed Doorstep is a gripping Christian suspense filled with escalating danger, emotional stakes, and hard-won redemption. $0.99 on Kindle.
A profoundly moving and beautifully imagined narrative gives voice to the women who witnessed Yeshua’s ministry, crucifixion, and resurrection, a perspective too often overlooked in traditional tellings of the Gospel story. Here faith feels human instead of abstract. The women’s heartfelt testimonies bring familiar Gospel events to life. $0.99 on Kindle.
In 1977, the Italian Mafia believes they rule the Las Vegas Strip, completely unaware they are merely middle-management for a terrifying occult architecture. Hidden beneath the casino floors, a massive analog machine of copper wire and shattered neon secretly siphons the thermodynamic energy of human suffering to keep the city glowing. When broken showgirls are discarded in the desert like burnt-out hardware, Silas Meadows and Benny Dross are dragged deep into the lethal, biomechanical circuitry of Sin City. To survive the Neon Necropolis, they must navigate a brutal ecosystem that is actively designed to consume them alive. $0.99 on Kindle.
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