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The Call to Authorship by Tim W. Lindsay | How and Why to Write, Publish and Promote a Nonfiction Book

The Call to Authorship by Tim W. Lindsay | How and Why to Write, Publish an..

Discover The Call to Authorship by Tim W. Lindsay, a practical 10-step guide for aspiring nonfiction authors ready to move from idea to writing, publishing, and promoting a book with purpose.

COURAGE: Tales of History, Mystery and Hope | 15-Author Anthology Review

COURAGE: Tales of History, Mystery and Hope | 15-Author Anthology Review

Fifteen authors explore courage across centuries and circumstances in *COURAGE: Tales of History, Mystery and Hope*, a moving historical anthology filled with resilience, sacrifice, and the enduring power of hope. ★★★★★

Spotlight: Heidenröslein: The Little Rose on the Heath by Christopher Whittaker

Spotlight: Heidenröslein: The Little Rose on the Heath by Christo..

Discover Heidenröslein: The Little Rose on the Heath by Christopher Whittaker, a historical fiction story of war, brotherhood, class, and survival during the Great War. Read an excerpt and enter the giveaway.

Spotlight: The Driftborn (The Gate Origin, Book One) by Simon Bullock

Spotlight: The Driftborn (The Gate Origin, Book One) by Simon Bull..

Discover The Driftborn by Simon Bullock, a character-driven space opera featuring ancient gates, hidden histories, found family, and dangerous discoveries.

Review: She Who Breaks Gods (Chronicles of Kesperen, #2) by R.L. Balladrael

Review: She Who Breaks Gods (Chronicles of Kesperen, #2) by R.L. B..

She Who Breaks Gods by R.L. Balladrael takes the Chronicles of Kesperen into full space-opera territory with imaginative worlds, high-stakes rebellion, difficult choices, unexpected humor, and a satisfying slow-burn romance.

Review: Surviving Summer Camp by Paul Breau | A Funny Wilderness Adventure

Review: Surviving Summer Camp by Paul Breau | A Funny Wilderness Adventure

Surviving Summer Camp by Paul Breau combines sibling chaos, wilderness danger, kid-friendly humor, and clever problem-solving in a fast-paced middle-grade adventure that's especially well suited to reluctant readers ages 8-12.