Bad Bosses, Better You

by Ernest Penn, Ph.D.

2023 Release! Toxic bosses do not have to ruin your career or life. A combination of shocking true stories and techniques for changing the narrative in any workplace.

The Show Must Go On

by Christopher Gasti

2023 Release! Part memoir, part family saga of a triple-threat superstar for The Walt Disney Co. and on Broadway stages, with a deep examination of lineage, loss and fame dating back to the 17th century.

Human Beings First

by Paul E. Wolfe (Publish Your Purpose)

2023 Release! Your capacity for greatness to meet the numbers and bounce high from the bottom line is honorable but miniscule compared to what you can achieve with empathetic and expressive conversations and practices.

The Justice Blueprint

by Sylisa Lambert-Woodard

2023 Release! It’s time to eradicate racism. This revolutionary leadership book addresses historical and cultural context of systems that have set society up to fail and teaches us how to change the way we view race and respond as leaders of companies and nonprofits alike.

Eating Paint

by Candi S. Cross

2023 Release! The atmospheric biography of painter and sculptor Halena Cline, who left a cult religion to find herself and face recovered memories through elaborate artistic study and creations.

Resonance

by Enrico Biscaro

2023 Release! Top leadership trainer for middle managers details 30+ strategies for team domination, with classic storytelling that brings techniques and results to life.

Radical Reinvention

by Maureen Lippe (Lippe Taylor Group)

2023 Release! By the founder of the Lippe Taylor Group earned marketing agency, former editor of Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar, a jewel box of phenomenal personal and pro reinventions inside-out (even the entire fashion industry) with 8 guided practices.

Christmas Cactus

By Lina Clavijo

2023 Release! Hailing from Columbia and claiming the world as her storytelling throne, Lina Clavijo explores (and finds) ancestral healing from the very act of writing her life story.

We Flourish

by Judd Allen, Ph.D. (Healthy Culture)

Create proactive mental health cultures at work that reduce mental illness-related absences, turnover, and underperformance. This is a guide for managers, as well as human resource and wellness professionals seeking to promote mental well-being.

Lunch Break

by Liza Andrews

It’s the Covid-19 pandemic and The Sanctuary app appears in the market offering discreet lunch break sex among married individuals, who just need to let out some steam, without risking their marriages. An ambitious psychiatrist sees an opportunity to gain fame and uses herself as bait in an experiment that will generate wonders and tragedy.

Redheads and Bedspreads

By Kyle Milligan

The addictive sequel to Kyle’s charming debut novel, Hang-Ups and Hangovers, on the wild world of dating. Trigger warning: Has remnants of truth for every desperate single person.

Sales Mob

By Tye Elliott

Humorist Tye Elliott is at it again! Sales Mob is the true story of a group of young guys that found their calling in sales in a typically mundane industry and turned it into a wild ride to the top.

Arrive and Thrive

Foreword by Indra Nooyi

“Women fighting for gender equality have to upend so many barriers; a world of work built for men and outdated stereotypes. It can be exhausting but there is energy to be found in learning from the insights of Arrive and Thrive.” — Julia Gillard, 27th prime minister of Australia

Facelift

by Trace Sherer and Liza Andrews

Facelift unveils the dark side of beauty and money, two magical universes, exposing the ugly truth and tragic tradeoffs behind those glamorous, attractive facades.

The Forensic

By Paul Regan

In this unique memoir, American business tycoon, movie director and aviator Howard R. Hughes Jr. and his pugnacious attorney, Chester Davis, were taken down by a brilliant and passionate attorney, John Bales Clark, and a diligent and talented young CPA, Paul Regan.

Self-Care RX

By Danielle DonDiego, DO, MBA

If you’ve wanted to learn about a multitude of themes that may be present in your life—codependency, violence, OCD, narcissism, PTSD, addiction—and how to get back on the road to healing and fulfillment, Self-Care Rx is your promise for a better future.

Becoming Magic

By Antuan Magic Raimone

Ambitious and raw, a chronicle of life as a performer in the most influential artistic feats of our time, such as 11x Tony Award-winning Hamilton and 4x Tony Award-winning In the Heights, over the course of his twenty-year career. But before magic, there was mayhem.

Wanted

By Mat Bunch

As a gay child who was trafficked to an abuser and swept up in the Indiana foster care system, Mat Bunch fought to survive because he knew he would be loved one day. He knew he would be wanted. Today, as a global citizen and changemaker in the green energy movement, Mat is at the forefront of social and environmental justice.

Power Glass

By Katherine Cooper

Through fifteen essays of sex, service, society, and self that are brazenly confronting yet exquisitely intimate, nuclear engineer Katherine Cooper turns up the power of expression to raise up and shine a light on our common good.

Not Afraid to Slay

By Jan Knuth

A one-of-a-kind romp through the haunted house industry as defined by women owners, creators, and storytellers all over the nation—and featuring a few good men.

Nerves of Steel

By Trace Sherer

Once upon a time, gritty Texan trial attorney Trace Sherer aspired to be one of the greatest doctors of all time. Instead, he became a patient. A patient of positivity. Despite a terrifying diagnosis of multiple sclerosis in 1999, Trace sought the good in every moment. A transformed mindset gave him the strength to fight the debilitating effects of primary-progressive MS that tagged him as a corpse within two years.

Overcoming Addiction to the Status Quo

By Kathryn Burmeister, ESQ.

Do you judge yourself? Are you your own worst critic? Are you truly happy? What if you could learn to eradicate, or at least tame, the self-judgment, quiet the critic, and embrace your chance to live a fulfilling life? It takes letting go of the status quo that always demands you do more, to attain more, to be more.

Running from Bears

By Adriana Jaymes

Running from Bears shows just how easy it is to fall into a master manipulator’s trap, especially if your childhood is full of practice runs. But the courageous disentanglement can be a wakeup call for learning to live deliciously.

Find the Helpers

#1 New Release in Grief & Loss! Featuring Nancy Pelosi and Alyssa Milano

“This book offers powerful and heartening lessons on how we can help one another move forward and build a safer, more just world.” —Gabby Giffords

Find the Helpers tells the story of Fred Guttenberg’s journey since his daughter Jaime’s death in the 2018 Parkland school shooting and how he has been able to get through the worst of times thanks to the kindness and compassion of others, including former VP Joe Biden and Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi.

Untamed Equality

By Todd A. Weiler

With a foreword by Sean Astin

In his debut book, Todd A. Weiler brings a colorful lifetime of experiences from serving in the U.S. Air Force and the Clinton and Obama Administrations, to the policy challenges faced in a new age of equality and its effect on the safety and security of the nation.

Come Hope or High Water

By Steve Knuth

The authorized biography of Steve Knuth, CEO of AgWest Commodities, is a recovery story about a man of many missions. Getting and staying sober after 25 years of blackout drinking was the hardest mission to accomplish. However, add to that daily battle the task of saving dozens of family farms from the volatile markets of agriculture in rural Nebraska, and you have a 21st century superhero.

The Influential Voice

By Tricia Brouk

With over thirty years of experience in film, TV, and theater, Tricia Brouk uses her platform to create a safe, inclusive space for others. A compilation of stories, personal and historical, that remind us of the power of our voice—along with practical techniques for how to use your voice, on stage and off, in a way that will be the most effective.

Roam Wasn’t Built in a Day

By Guy Van Cleve

A charming adventure-travel series that reminds us to use our senses to live a rich life every day.

The G.U.T. Method

By Sharon Holand Gelfand

You are the expert destined for mastery over your wellbeing! Unapologetic healthcare disruptor Sharon Holand Gelfand lays out an exclusive formula for connecting to what your body is saying and getting to the root of symptoms, understanding the connection and what it means for you and your lifestyle, and taking action, trusting yourself and transforming your life.

Less Ego More Soul

By Janet loli

Deep, impactful change toward the breath of new life. Ultimate alignment of heart, mind, soul. A guided journey in this book will prompt you to let go of incessant pleasing, proving, and polishing. You will integrate the voice of your inner wise woman into a declaration of who you are, what you believe, and what you are committed to.

Between Fear and Fortune

By John Holowaty

Choices may have numerous ingredients to mix and stir, but in the end, they all come down to fear or fortune. John Holowaty’s hope is that this guide both reminds you that you do have choices and steers you toward your own fortune.

Anxiety Insights

By Lori Maney Lentini

Forty million people in the United States are diagnosed with an anxiety disorder and millions more are hiding in the shadows and suffering alone for fear of the stigma associated with having a mental illness. Anxiety Insights offers a better understanding of anxiety issues, connection with others who suffer, coping strategies, and most of all, hope. Complete with raw, triumphant mini memoirs.

Change and Thrive

By Wendy Heckelman, Pd.D.

Change and Thrive offers a breakthrough approach, the 5C’s of Transition Leadership®, rooted in emotional intelligence, organizational psychology and retention methods, with support tools and checklists. This powerful guide will enable you to navigate any change initiative with the confidence and skills necessary for an experiential spectrum rather than a single event.

Diamonds Are a Man’s Best Friend

By Tye Elliott

How do you spin striking moments of drama in the outfield with an alien sighting and a baseball contract that must be hand-delivered on the other side of the country in 24 hours? …Oh, that’s just a few of the trials and tribulations of the Elliott boys in their lifetime journey. Sharing lessons and jokes along the way (courtesy of his late father), Tye Elliott informs us that Diamonds Are a Man’s Best Friend,too.

The Imagination Playbook

By Mitch Markson

Author, consultant and “idea whisperer,” Mitch Markson, wrote The Imagination Playbook to remind us that there is an idea laboratory in everyone’s mind—unlimited and waiting, ready to be activated. In this visually explosive and interactive book, he shares the lessons and secrets from a lifetime of experience; one that recognizes that a healthy mix of strategic process, gut instinct, trial and error, experimentation, and mixing it up with strange bedfellows, can lead us to a new outer space of imaginative possibilities. Let the imagination therapy session begin!

The Brief: Following the 6 P’s for Early Career Success

By Richard Leo

The transition from college to corporate America can be filled with high hopes and vast mystery. But what if you could follow a formula for navigating all the steps you encounter? Richard Leo, former VP and CFO of Northrup Grumman, offers the inside scoop of what other execs won’t tell you.

What Autism Gave Me: A Devastating Diagnosis to a Triumphant Life

By Michael Haigwood Goodroe

Supported by documentation and interviews, Michael Goodroe’s heartfelt memoir traces the sustained challenges and turbulent journey he faced. His life was plagued by failures and developmental progress was not always obvious, but Michael was finding his own unique path. What Autism Gave Me is a powerful reminder that the human drive to succeed is stronger than any diagnosis.

Mastering Your Inner Critic

By Susan MacKenty Brady

How many times did your inner critic pop up and talk you down today? Or, tell you someone else sucks? Is your inner critic running rampant, thwarting your advancement as a leader, your ingenuity as an artist, or your compassionate center as a mother and wife? You may have never called your inner critic out or confronted its brutal ramblings until now, but it’s time! There are other proven hurdles, too, as you seek to advance. Linkage EVP Susan MacKenty Brady expertly guides you to the victory that will change your life.

Become: The Path To Purposeful Leadership

By Mark Hannum

From the accelerating leadership development company, Linkage, author Mark Hannum helps you become. Through adoption of 5 purposeful leadership commitments, every individual can continuously, consciously, and intentionally improve for the benefit of themselves, their organizations, and the marketplaces or ecosystems in which their organizations operate.

Life’s a PIC/NIC…When You Understand Behavior

By Aubrey C. Daniels & Alice D. Lattal

Bring out the best in people through the application of the optimistic science of behavior and its demonstrated truth about the unlimited potential of human beings. (Sloan Publishing)

After the Storm: Breaking the Cycle of Abuse with Conviction, Connection and Compassion

By Ava St. Pierre & Shereé Cogburn

As a multi-title pageant holder, Ava ST. Pierre achieved her best on stage with focus, vigor, poise and exquisite beauty. Most importantly, Ava burst through the cycle of debilitating mental illness that her mother suffered from and effectuated in violence toward her and her siblings. Ava followed her father’s lead—to live a life of genuine empathic compassion and enlightenment, helping others survive after the storm and speaking up for the helpless and haunted. With assistance by her daughter and co-author, Shereé Cogburn, Ava ST. Pierre’s story demonstrates the beauty within.

The Stairway to Heaven is Not ADA Compliant: My Journey Through Cuba with Guillain-Barré Syndrome

By Samantha Holvey

Imagine being a star athlete and beauty queen, then waking up one morning with half of your face paralyzed, unable to open your eyelid or breathe. Guillain-Barré syndrome, an inflammatory disorder of the peripheral nerves outside the brain and spinal cord, affects 1 in 100,000 people. A former Miss North Carolina USA tells her story of battling GBS and how a mission trip to rural Cuba revived her spirit. (CreateSpace)

Deliverability Inferno: Helping Email Marketers Understand the Journey from Purgatory to Paradise

By Chris Arrendale

Deliverability is the art and science of getting emails into the Inbox. The book dives deep into multiple areas of email deliverability including bounces, complaints, spam traps, content, authentication, compliance, and more. You will learn how to better deliver marketing emails to the major ISPs, network filters, and mailbox providers. Read about “tales from the trenches” to learn how certain marketers have successfully traveled the path from purgatory to paradise!

Twelve Sundays

By Connie Mack

Inspired by true events, Connie Mack’s novel is set along the bayou, where heroin addiction, scandalous family secrets, a corrupt prison and rapturous love come to roost. Mack’s characters are so colorful and lovable (even the criminals), readers can only hope for the sequel. (Archway Publishing)