Mrs. O’Leary’s Library and Other Fantastical Stories

Once again, the author, Edward Wygonik, beckons you to enter the enchanted world of Fairie with imaginary tales set in fantastical lands. A sense of wonder and mystery prevails in these stories of a library, characters from ancient tales and mischievous twists on age-old stories. It is a delightful journey where imagination and language intersect.

In these otherworldly settings you can decide what is real and what is imagined. The magical enchantment and narrative themes draw you from the natural world into a world of wonder that allows the invisible to become visible. The natural world as you know it becomes a place of endless possibilities.

In each story there is a sense of joy, which confirms them as fairy stories, with or without fairy characters but all with mythical creatures you will embrace as real and lovable. Fairy stories are ancient, and these new stories will delight readers as do the old ones.

Joy and the Menagerie - Book Three

Maintaining a work-life balance, Joy takes her menagerie family on a weekend vacation trip to Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, after a birthday trip to New Jersey. Follow Joy and the Menagerie as they interact with the Door County locals, shop, fish, eat, and enjoy their vacation time together.

The Clock and the Garden

Why are some people organized, meticulous, and rigid in their everyday lives? While other people focus on the beauty in everything, including plants, animals, gardens, and a field of wildflowers. These personalities usually collide. This story is about a conversation between two such personalities—a structured grandfather clock and a free-spirited flower garden. Through their conversation, they discover the value of both order and spontaneity—reason and emotion. Ultimately, the story conveys that “we should use our heads to guide us but never forget to follow our hearts.”

Lead with Light

In a time when leadership is measured by influence rather than rank, Lead with Light offers a fresh, purpose-driven approach to mentorship. Combining timeless archetypes with contemporary executive strategy, Scott Sowell presents a mentorship model that ignites transformation through one conversation, one connection, one clear act at a time.

Blending emotional intelligence with disciplined strategy, the book introduces seven archetypal lenses—Strategist, Protector, Messenger, Healer, Connector, Illuminator, and Steward—that illuminate distinct pathways to leadership mastery. Through vivid symbolism, compelling case studies, and reflective exercises, readers learn to mentor with empathy, communicate with authenticity, and lead with moral clarity.

More than a framework, Lead with Light is a guiding philosophy for anyone seeking to elevate their impact. Whether you are a seasoned executive steering organizational change or an emerging leader expanding your influence, this book provides a practical compass for navigating complexity with wisdom and grace.

Leadership is not only about what we create; it is about who we develop.

Caribbean Podcasting

Caribbean Podcasting tells the story of the Legal Corner Podcast Series. Follow the author on his real-life journey: from his beginnings in rural Trinidad and Tobago, through high school, to eventually becoming a lawyer, writer, and podcaster. Along the way, he forges an unexpected alliance that enables two sworn enemies in high school to embark on the journey of a lifetime to create a global podcast together.

Have you ever wondered what it takes to start your own podcast and build an audience from scratch? This book comes directly from the trenches of the often confusing and intimidating world of indie podcasting. It takes you behind the scenes and provides a blueprint that can serve as an inspiration for all of your podcasting endeavours. Caribbean Podcasting is an inspiring story of resilience and what is possible through careful planning and diligent execution over time.

Whether you are an aspiring podcaster, lawyer, student, or just a media enthusiast, this book is for you.

Day's Eye

Come take a walk with me! As we stroll through a field of soft green clover, we stumble upon a daisy. She stands out; her graceful white petals frame her golden center. As she sways in the wind, we see ourselves, as we too are tousled about. Life can make us anxious. Life can make us worry. Days can be sunny, and days can be stormy. But we can find calm and peace even in the whirlwind that every new day brings. The daisy teaches us everything we need to know: in the morning when we wake, in the darkest of nights, and in all the storms of life, we can have hope, peace, and trust. Wild and free like a flower in a field, we can live in faith and trust in tomorrow. We are resilient and strong just like the daisy. Let’s face the sun because a new day is dawning, storms aren’t forever, and there is always a reason to hope!

Day’s eye, day’s eye, what do you see?

I see myself—beautiful and strong.

Wild and free

Staring back at me.

Run Horse Run

Hatchell Breeze has now retired from the police force yet and, out of boredom, has teamed up with his old partner, Phillip Young, to open the Breeze Investigations & Security office across the street from the police department, where he formerly headed the detective unit for homicide and all violent crime for the city of Greenville.

Their very first case comes as a surprise, investigating the shooting of a thoroughbred horse while the horse is running a stakes race on the local racetrack.

Is it intentional or a fluke or related to another crime where a notorious criminal was assassinated two weeks earlier? This leads Breeze and the police force on an unusual hunt to solve the mystery before another crime happens. Breeze soon learns the horse industry is truly a totally different animal as he mingles with the elite of the industry and uncovers unlawful acts and plots among the leaders and players, assisted by two cousins who are the daughters of the owners of two of the most famous Kentucky horse farms.

Breeze’s continuing investigation soon opens old wounds he thought were dead and buried and exposes friends, family, and associates to impending danger as he rushes to solve the case before more violence can occur while the spring racing meet is underway and the entire industry is brought down nationwide.

This is the third crime novel of the Hatchell Breeze stories; the fourth is due out in the fall of 2026.

Bloodtrue, Blood See It Through

Daytime was fine. Just a mother and daughter, getting by. But when the little one went to sleep, the nights got long and lonely.

Her stepdad always told her she didn’t need anyone but Angie, her roommate at the time. Easy for him to say, with his own wife right there beside him.

Life played a cruel joke. She didn’t know anyone who could’ve played the hand she was dealt. Pick one person over another and suddenly you’re an outcast. No shoulder to cry on.

The trials and tribulations made her stronger—but God, it took everything. She went to depths most people never see. Held onto her sanity by a thread. If it weren’t for the kids, she says she’d be writing this from a padded cell.

Years and understanding and a whole lot of hard-won knowledge got her here. Close friends and relatives saw it all happen. Now she’s asking for a few more people to witness it—you.

So read the book. She enjoyed writing it. Maybe you’ll find something in it too.

Feel the Power of the Holy Spirit

In difficult times, life’s problems can seem overwhelming. This faith-based guide offers spiritual wisdom and practical advice for rising above daily struggles. With compassion and encouragement, it aims to equip readers to transform adversity into opportunity.

Grounded in biblical principles, these rhyming verses serve as an accessible tool to strengthen resolve when fatigue and doubt creep in. By focusing on solutions for today rather than worrying about tomorrow, people can foster resilience. There are always alternatives to despair.

While examining the roots of suffering, the collection inspires readers to break negative cycles and make better choices aligned with godly living. Through practice and patience, developing new habits with integrity is possible. By learning from mistakes and turning them into growth, we can progress forward positively.

Uplifting and hopeful, Feel the Power of the Holy Spirit meets people where they are with love and direction. Its motivating verses and insights inject faith-powered energy into every life situation. The Salvation Prayer provides a guiding light for those seeking it.

Half a Glass of Water

Why does one child see a glass as half empty while another sees it as half full?

When twins Ravi and Rhea find themselves arguing over a simple glass of water, their wise father takes them on a journey of discovery. Through playful puzzles, surprising examples, and an ancient story about the blind men and the elephant, they learn a powerful lesson: the world can look very different depending on where we stand.

Half a Glass of Water helps children develop empathy, curiosity, and open-mindedness by showing them that more than one perspective can be true at the same time.

Inspired by timeless principles, this beautifully illustrated story encourages young readers to listen, understand, and appreciate the viewpoints of others.

A thoughtful and engaging book for families, classrooms, and anyone who wants to raise kinder, wiser, and more compassionate children.

Just Peace

A vivid near-death experience after surviving a head-on car collision at the age of 22—of which he was the only survivor—put the author’s deeply religious upbringing into question. While out of body for several minutes, he recalls a complete absence of thought, emotion, opinions, or concerns; his experience was of pure awareness.

Seeking explanations in science, religion, and philosophy, he discovered a continuity throughout the teachings of the ancient peace traditions, which fulfilled nearly 30 years of searching.

In this deeply revealing book, McSperitt shares the Ancients’ obscured perspectives on life, health, and peace, illuminating the origins and intent of all faith and peace traditions and their teachings on subjects ranging from lifestyle to finances and beyond.

The guided meditation in which this existential treatise culminates streamlines the fundamental philosophy of the founders of the ancient peace traditions into one simple, pure, and natural prescription for peace, as documented by historians both ancient and modern and supported by scientific discovery.

Knowing your purpose makes all the difference.

Jousting with Death

Jousting with Death relates the many interesting experiences required to become an internationally recognized heart surgeon researcher. Just to become certified as such takes fourteen very busy years. Then in training, as afterward in practice, life can be fully lived and not just experienced. For an appropriate mindset, my hobbies were skydiving and cave diving. Old New Orleans, a tour in the military, and professorships at Tulane and Baylor College of Medicine, which were the places modern heart surgery originated, were filled with phenomenal happenings, which are described in detail. Overall, my four decades of medical practice earned seventy awards and recognitions.