by Kevin Moore

4.6 stars – 23 reviews

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Unwrap the Magic of Christmas Stories: Volume II

Step into the enchanting world of Christmas Stories: Volume II by Kevin Moore, where the spirit of Christmas comes alive through tales that will warm your heart and spark your imagination.

In this eagerly awaited follow-up to his #1 Amazon bestseller, Christmas Stories: 7 Original Short Stories, Moore masterfully crafts a tapestry of unforgettable characters and heartwarming narratives that embody the essence of the holiday season. Journey with a young boy who creates a profound and mystical Christmas for his community, a woman who stumbles upon a mysterious pink gift card filled with unexpected surprises, and a troubled young man who hears the magical sound of snowflakes falling. Each story invites you on a path of self-discovery, love, and miracles.

With a range of stories from heartbreaking to humorous, magical to everyday, Moore’s protagonists experience profound transformations. They find hope, learn valuable lessons, and uncover the true meaning of Christmas. Perfect for savoring by the fire or during life’s daily journeys, this captivating collection reminds us that the magic of the holiday is real—if we only open our hearts to it.

by Denise Diana Huddle

4.5 stars – 4 reviews

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Danger. Corruption. Passion.
When an explosion unearths human remains—and almost lands them in the morgue—historical preservationist Samantha Jordon and San Antonio police detective Nick Ballard reluctantly team up to investigate.

Since the case is as cold as the corpse, Samantha turns to the cutting-edge science of genetic genealogy to unravel the dark history of a gruesome unsolved murder and identify the body. But Nick is obstructing her at every turn. Then a targeted hit and run and a break-in force them to seek refuge in San Antonio’s forgotten historic sites and underground tunnels.

Despite their differences, Samantha is falling for the jaded detective. And Nick cares for her more than he should. But coming clean about his past—and the reason he’s been dragging his feet during the investigation—could end his career and put his deceased partner’s family in jeopardy. As the final puzzle pieces fall into place and Samantha discovers the truth, Nick will have to face his own demons and the corruption rampant in the SAPD to save her from a cunning killer.

Can love survive their buried secrets?

by Amilee Selfridge

5.0 stars – 7 reviews

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Parenting . . . Whose Idea Was This Anyway?

If you’ve ever thought, “Is this normal?”-trust us, it is. You’re not alone, and you’re definitely not the only one asking, “Did that really just happen?”

Welcome to parenting, where chaos reigns and laughter saves the day!

The Bad Day Book Parenting Edition is a hilarious and relatable collection of stories from parents who have been there-and survived to laugh about it. These real-life tales of mishaps and messy moments will remind you that the struggle is not just real but also universal.

Whether you’re dealing with teens, tots, or anything in between, these disastrous, embarrassing, and downright relatable stories will have you nodding, laughing, and maybe even crying as you realize, “At least I’m not the only one!”

So take a breath, embrace the mess, and remember: Someday, you’ll laugh about all of this. So why not start now?

by Thomas J. Yeggy

4.3 stars – 77 reviews

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Mushroom Cloud, a fact-based historical novel, is the first book of The First Strike Trilogy: USA and the Soviet Union are building nuclear arms for a face off in a potential nuclear war in the late 1950’s and early 1960’s.

“This novel is so important for everyone who cares about nuclear disarmament because as philosopher George Santayana wrote: ‘Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it.'”

~ Melissa Burch, Bestselling & Award Winning Author My Journey Through War and Peace

For a decade, Dr. Caleb Young, a gifted physicist and chief science officer for the CIA, had shaded National Intelligence Estimates and Rand reports on war gaming. He wanted to thwart the US military’s push for a nuclear first strike. Soviet GRU Colonel Oleg Penkovsky had passed information to Young at more than one Pugwash Peace Conference, revealing how inept Soviet capabilities were. A US preemptive strike would destroy the earth’s ozone layer.

Dr. Young, secretly an Einstein schooled pacifist, felt a personal obligation to prevent a globally destructive nuclear war. However, the realities of US nuclear superiority were progressively becoming harder to manage. By mid-1953, the United States had 1,169 deliverable atomic bombs. It could drop them with 160 B-36 heavy bombers and 350 B-47 medium bombers. The Soviet Union had 120 atomic bombs that could only be delivered to the US by a handful of one-way TU-4A experimental bombers through thousands of F-86 Sabres. By 1962, the US had more than 3,000 thermonuclear warheads and 5,000 tactical nuclear weapons. U-2 flights and Corona satellite images were exposing Khrushchev’s lies about “grinding out missiles like sausages.” The US had a 17-1 advantage in deliverable warheads.

The Soviets intercontinental ballistic missiles (only four were verified) took four hours to prepare for launch. US B-52s twos could easily destroy them from fail- safe points with a pair of 20 megaton bombs. Even more ominously, the Thor and Jupiter intermediate range ballistic missiles could deliver warheads in less than 8 minutes after launch from England, Turkey, or Italy. The US could locate and destroy the Soviets’ 150 round- trip bombers before they left Soviet runways. Soviet SSBN subs were noisy and had to surface to fire missiles. They were easy prey for the US Navy. In late October 1962, President John F Kennedy stopped the US military from initiating a first strike. It came to be known as the “Cuban Missile Crisis.” “We lost” Air Force general Curtis Lemay shouted at Kennedy. Military leaders wanted a nuclear war that day while they had a clear first strike advantage.

Now the Department of Justice (DOJ) has many questions, and they believe Dr. Caleb Young has the answers. Nicholas Katzenbach, the DOJ’s chief deputy, is ready to prosecute Dr. Young on trumped up espionage charges. And he wants to know about the CIA’s involvement in the November 22, 1963, assassination of President Kennedy

by Nancy Pennick

4.3 stars – 401 reviews

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A daring billionaire. An unseen adversary. One risky venture. Can he save his fortune and get the girl?

In a world where wealth has no bounds, six billionaires have it all…until one unforgettable birthday bash changes everything. Enter the enigmatic Mr. Smith, a figure shrouded in mystery, who holds their fates and money in the palm of his hand.

Serious and stoic Chase Young, the first chosen by Smith, is stripped of his billionaire status, and in a blink of an eye, he is transformed from tycoon to humble pilot for a struggling airline. Suddenly, his vast wealth is worthless, and he’s thrust into a world where money can’t mend the impending catastrophe.

Tasked with unearthing the airline’s deep troubles, Chase plunges into his high-stakes undercover mission. He never expects to encounter Grace Edison, the vivacious daughter of the airline’s owner, whose passion and determination instantly ignite a spark within him. While undercover, Chase cannot tell Grace the truth or who he really is. In a thrilling race against time, Chase will have to prove that love and determination can conquer even the most daunting odds. Will he emerge victorious in both love and salvaging the airline or will his secrets threaten to shatter the fragile world he’s built?

**This clean romantic suspense can be read as a stand alone book.**

by Jack Williamson

4.8 stars – 6 reviews

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Maybe You’re The Problem is a generation defining go-to guide for anyone who is willing to look both within and around themselves, to better understand how various factors in your life have shaped the individual that you’ve become. In a climate where division and polarisation have become normalised, where blame and deniability are the go-to response for problems in the world, now, more than at any other time in history, it is time to stop. To take accountability and responsibility for your own life. To look inwards. And, to sit with yourself, reflecting on this statement that, ‘Maybe I’m The Problem.’

Through the fourteen chapters in Maybe You’re The Problem, readers will be taken on a journey of self-exploration, gaining insights designed to confront and challenge existing thoughts, beliefs and behaviours causing problems in your lives, enabling you to process and work through these problems, to create a more fulfilling life.

Over the course of this book readers will gain a better understanding of:

• The way your outlook was formed, based on your attachment style and dependency state.
• How to navigate the various brain frequencies, to help optimize your performance.
• The impact environmental and generational factors have had on your life and how to overcome them.
• Understanding the power that shame has on your life, and how to increase your level of self-awareness.
• Your relationship to conflict and with imposter syndrome, and what can be done to prevent it.
• What you need to do to gain, maintain and sustain the life that your heart desires.
• The mindset needed to fail-proof your life.
• How all the various pieces fit together and what you need to do to address the problems in your life.

It’s true, Maybe You’re The Problem. But as you work your way through this book, you’ll come to realise that Maybe You’re The Solution too.

by Aaditya Sengupta Dhar

4.0 stars – 103 reviews

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Tsunamis rise in the Indian Ocean, mysterious lights haunt the Himalayas, and sacred monuments are laid waste.

An ancient evil has awakened.

Kali Asura has emerged from the depths of darkness to herald a new age of despair, by turning the Kaalchakra, the wheel of time.

Two teenagers from Mumbai find themselves at the centre of an ancient prophecy, where myth meets reality, and legendary heroes of yore become their allies against otherworldly foes. At stake are the lives of those they care about most, and the fate of the world itself, as they embark on a perilous quest to Mount Kailash, the abode of the gods.

For, as they discover, they are not just ordinary teenagers.

They are destined to bring about the rise of Kalki, the one who will restore balance to the Kaalchakra.