Month: February 2020

Sarah Larker returns to a cave where her sister disappeared ten years earlier. She walks through a portal and is mistaken for a runaway princess on the run by a dangerous immortal king in medieval times. Her plan is bold as well as daring—become this princess, wed the king, and slip on an ancient wedding ring that will unlock the portal back home. Then find her sister and run as fast as she can out of Dodge. But taking on the identity of Princess Gloria comes along with dangerous consequences... [Read More...]

Who do you want to be in your next life? Follow Noah’s dead soul through the School of Rebirth and Reincarnation as he attends occult classes, haunts the living, and learns how to live again. All who enter the school must learn from their previous lives to guide who they will become. Fans of the supernatural, the surreal, and the macabre will love the terrifying mysteries waiting for them on the other side. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Roving Leadership, Creating Choices for Meaning & Inspiration is the result of a lifetime of academic research, real life experiences and the privilege of being mentored for three years by Viktor Frankl. The stories of successful leadership are across the spectrum of the human experience. Much of traditional Leadership theory is too limited and exclusive based on leadership myths. Leadership is not static and merely owned by powerful and privileged persons. Leadership moves according to the... [Read More...]

What do you do when the Mayor is on line one, and CNN is on line two? If you’re a ‘Leader Under Fire,’ speed kills careers. Managing a PR crisis is ALL about speed. If you’re not controlling your message by lunchtime, you’ll be convicted before dinner. The old school way to fix this was something called a “crisis communication plan.” A traditional plan is a great way to waste money. Follow along and learn a better way. We’ll introduce you to two f... [Read More...]

Keeping order is my charge, but with this fae princess? There’s no chance of it. The Magical Enforcement Squad maintains the thin balance of power between humans and all the other creatures trotting around on planet earth. But that balance is being jacked by a beautiful woman who’s driving the creatures around her crazy with accidental attraction. She thinks it’s all good fun until I snap handcuffs on her shimmery wrists. Then the adventure begins… She’s not who she’s pretending to ... [Read More...]

If only Gus and his bumbling friends knew that raiding the local campground for food of questionable nutritional value would have serious repercussions one day. No, not the threat of being permanent outcasts, something much worse. The realization they are the one and only hope the bear-clan has to save themselves from the evil villain Roman. Free on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

How can a girl focus on her upcoming thesis defense when a hot, new neighbor shows up? It’s all thanks to Min. That’s what Austin decided to name the kitten we found screaming its little head off in my backyard that night. That’s how we first met. He thought Min was a funny play of words since I go by Max. But I wasn’t laughing when he gave me his spare key to check in on the kitten during the day when he’s at work. And when I walk in on him just getting out of the shower…well, that... [Read More...]

Luke Drake is obsessed with his job. He lives and breathes it. He likes routine and being able to keep his world calm while chaos is all around him. Every single morning, Kinsley Alexander can look at the clock and know when the next bell above the door goes off, it’s going to be Luke. Kinsley thinks Luke Drake is a jerk. He doesn’t have time for the world around him and she’s pretty sure his most prized possession is his phone. It’s either glued to his ear, or his thumbs are moving a m... [Read More...]

A laugh-out-loud comedy set in Oxford University which follows the student lives of the next generation of Prime Ministers and world leaders. The Corridor is a documentary-style comedy that follows a group of Oxford students through their conversations, tweets, emails, video diaries and text messages. Unsurprisingly, the students are more interested in their bizarre clubs, secret dining societies and political schemes than attending lectures or writing essays. ... [Read More...]