Friday, November 15, 2019

The Barkuu - Dawn of a Species



A mysterious cloud appears in space and then envelopes the planet for a day; to avoid cataclysm, humanity digs in. When they emerge, they find the air scrubbed clean, and massive metallic objects strategically placed throughout the world. 
A new society forms from the ashes, will humankind survive?







Thursday, November 14, 2019

The Thread: Imperfect Steps to a God-Ordained Purpose




Discover how Leonie H Mattison achieved intentional transformation through Christ, and as you read, find hope, even in your most challenging times.

A childhood filled with adverse, severe experiences left Leonie Mattison with posttraumatic stress disorder, a prisoner in her soul, and trapped in her mind. As a single mother of three, when she looked at herself in the mirror, she saw herself as a broken girl with a sick soul, a noisy mind, and a broken heart. 

The Thread was born out of these life-shattering circumstances. In a tapestry of stories, Leonie shares her struggles, pairing them with tales of women in the Bible who also faced severe tragedy, trial, or failure. She leads readers along a gentle path that shows them how they responded in faith and explains “the thread” it created in each of them. The result is a resounding six-step T.H.R.E.A.D call to action to help you:

Think of the Outcome You Want to Achieve
Harvest the Lessons You Have Learned and Heal Your Heart
Release Fear and Reclaim Your Life
Enlist Allies to Support the Woman Who Has Been Locked Inside
Adopt New Mindsets to Break the Hurtful Patterns and Create New Healthy Behaviors
Design Your Joyful Life and Enjoy It 
The women of The Thread have the courage to discover, embrace, and accelerate their God-given purpose. Leonie's prayer is that each beloved reader will recognize that they, too, are worthy of love, can find freedom, and enjoy closeness with God. 

Pre-order your copy today and receive it on November 14th, 2019.

Learn more about The Thread at www.leoniemattison.com









Wednesday, November 13, 2019

Beyond The Blue Girl



Katie Brown is a troubled girl from Edinburgh. She suffers horrific abuse from her evil father. She decides one day to leave home for a better life in London but things don’t go smoothly for her and she spirals downwards into a life of stripping and drug abuse. After meeting a rich and handsome photographer, Katie feels her life is starting to look brighter but the charming man has other plans for her that involve his psychopathic friend, the Wallpaper Man. She is introduced to the dark world of high society and has her eyes opened to the sick and twisted activities of the elite!








Monday, November 11, 2019

Once Upon a Time Bitches


That’s Branden on the cover. Yes, she has a boy’s name, a Mom bod, and her tattoos are not photoshopped. And yes, she doesn’t look like your typical author or self-help Instagram sweetheart. But besides being a wife, mom to six kids (plus others with fur), business owner, Branden is the author of this new book: a fast paced, in your face, expletive laced, nothing held back message to women everywhere: There is no magic fairytale, but if YOU work at it enough you can come pretty close to creating your version with a happily ever after. But first, no more whining and no more damsel locked in a tower, bullsh*t. Is it possible to design a fairytale life? Control your destiny? Be the hero in your story? Branden thinks there is and she wants to help you. 






Sunday, November 10, 2019

Excerpts From An Abstract Mind



Life is unpredictable. We are given no map at birth, and yet we wade through the adventure together, learning different things along the way while collecting experiences. Excerpts from an Abstract Mind is a poetry collection about the chance encounters, lessons learned, and ideologies acquired by author Ewana Hines as she plays witness from the sidelines of life.

She tells stories about a frightening Ouija board and a caged lion that yearns to be free, but she also delves into philosophy and personal battles. For instance, there are times in this mad life when we must run and other times when we must stand and fight. Ewana enumerates the importance of trying while asking questions and then answering them.

The book is a passionate tango between fervent beliefs and carnal flesh. At times, it dances past political correctness on its path toward the priceless treasure of love for self, the Lord, and our fellow human. This journey unfolds through the lenses of poetry and narrative storytelling. Come and see where the abstract mind will go.








Saturday, November 9, 2019

Dance of the Heart



Dance of the Heart takes you on a relatable and heartfelt journey through everyday hardship and joy. Revealing heartbreak, confusion, and the unexplainable through poems, you are sure to be captivated while taking part in the soul-searching adventure contained within this collection.
Penned by a high school student who relates to searching for identity and trying to understand love, Dance of the Heart is a perfect balance between identification and inspiration. Grace VanSciver urges you to see the beauty in ordinary moments, seize the opportunities presented by life, and cherish important relationships.
Using incredible emotional perception and a deep understanding of human insecurity and doubt, Grace helps you consider your own feelings and perceptions in situations you encounter. She is thankful to all who have inspired her along the way and hopes that through her poetry, you also will be inspired to dance the dance of your heart.








Friday, November 8, 2019

Magic Lessons


Celebratory and Cautionary Tales about Life as a

(Single, Gay, Transracially Adoptive) Dad 


Every family has a story--but very few have a story like Joseph Sadusky and his sons, Daveon and Mark. 

In Magic Lessons, Joe shares a look back as he, a single gay man, decided to build his family through transracial adoption. In a lighthearted collection of stories and lessons learned, Joe humorously but honestly describes the process as he set out to adopt two older children, and what happened after they came together under one roof and became "us."

Along the way, Joe details how often he was, in his own words, "amazed, aggravated, mind-blown, jaw-dropped, befuddled, exasperated, and awed-both in good ways and bad, both by my kids and by the many players who have had a part in our family story overall." 

By revealing lessons learned about being "other," as well as Joe's own parenting mistakes, Magic Lessons provides a guide for anyone who is part of, or considering, an alternative family structure.