Hacked, Now What? reveals how people—not just tech—are key to cybersecurity. With real examples and practical tips, Nathalie Claes shows how to spot risks, build a security culture, and protect your business from digital threats.

Masiello shares his reeducation on critical topics in American history that were overlooked or absent from his schooling. These insights form the core of American Solidarity 2026. A Message from History: A Call to Action

Through an immensely painful breakup, Andrew Campbell realizes he'll have to drastically step up his game if he wants to reenter the dating world without having his heart broken again.

A very bad day looms in WE DID IT! Yet,in this story people and lives are changed by a toy. People everywhere love it and these students begin a campaign to change themselves community. You will love the positive example they show us.

Don't You Dare Stop Dreaming is a warm, witty, and wildly encouraging roadmap for anyone in midlife who wonders, “Is it too late to chase what I really want?” Spoiler: It’s not. Your dreams aren’t dead—they’re just waiting for a second act.

Beth Urr was always discriminated against in science. She had three children yet gained assistant and associate positions in world renowned universities. How did she do it?

This is the first in a series of books of the Lawrence Elliot Maple family. Their large, grand old house and property will reveal its secrets, mysteries, and surprises. It is a fictional story with a heart.

Edna Thrush married young and divorced 15 years later. She chronicled her struggles with love, faith, and homelessness through her poems.

Tomorrow Never Comes tells the story of a surfer who discovers he was drafted during the height of the Vietnam anti-war movement. He then has to make the most difficult decision of his life, which leads him to come of age in 1969 Saigon.

The Visitor examines the result of sending an invitation into the deepest reaches of the universe. You can never be totally sure that who or what responds will be friendly or have alternative designs.

New scientific technology allows researchers to eavesdrop into the past with unexpected results. Their contact with the Apostle Paul gives new insights, but they soon realize the government has another purpose for their discovery.

Like the Shells Upon the Shore: a gentle guide to helping children understand the life stages, the dying process and death of all living things.