Zach Zooms Through Life

Zach has two speeds: fast and faster. His ideas come in flashes, his feet can’t stop bouncing, and his imagination runs wild. To Zach, the world is one big adventure waiting to happen—if only everyone else could keep up.

Sometimes Zach’s quick brain gets him into trouble. Teachers ask him to sit still. Friends tell him to slow down. Even Zach wonders if maybe he’s “too much.” But when a big classroom challenge arrives, Zach discovers that the very thing that makes him different is also what makes him shine.

Zach Zooms Through Life is more than a story about one energetic boy. It’s a celebration of kids who think, move, and dream differently. With humor, heart, and vibrant illustrations, Zach shows readers that ADHD is not a flaw—it’s a unique way of experiencing the world.

This uplifting picture book is perfect for:

• Kids who feel “too busy” or “too different”

• Parents and teachers looking for stories that build empathy and inclusion

• Families who want to celebrate the strengths of neurodivergent children

Because every child deserves to see their brilliance on the page.

Come zoom with Zach—and discover the superpower of a fast brain!

The Complainer's Blood

A flea complains about the quality of the blood she drains. A man believes his saliva sanctifies ice cream. A woman drives past suffering in an air-conditioned SUV while dreaming she is the one who suffers. A predator quotes scripture as his hands do their damage.

These stories don’t ask you to witness horror from a safe distance. They ask what it means that the distance was never safe to begin with—that you’ve been participating all along.

Written from positions of uncomfortable intimacy—parasites on skin, insects behind walls, children beside cooling bodies—The Complainer’s Blood occupies the space between observer and accomplice.

The question isn’t whether you’ll look away. It’s whether you’ll recognize what you’re looking away from.

Prudence the Brave

Meet Prudence, a small Yorkie with a very big heart. When she feels scared or unsure, Prudence learns that being brave doesn’t mean never being afraid—it means trying anyway. With the help of love, kindness, and a little courage, Prudence discovers her own special way to make a difference in the world. Prudence the Brave is a heartwarming story about confidence, compassion, and believing in yourself, even when things feel hard. Perfect for young readers, this inspiring tale reminds us that even the smallest heroes can have the biggest impact.

Paper Roses and Paranormal Romance

He has been hiding for centuries. She has been hiding from herself.

Their worlds are about to collide.

William is no ordinary immortal. A hybrid vampire-djinn, he possesses all the power of both lineages and none of their weaknesses. Hunted, feared, and endlessly reinventing himself, he moves through the world behind carefully crafted illusions. But beneath every facade is the truth he has never dared to share.

Cici has survived the unthinkable: a devastating accident, a shattered engagement, and the abandonment of almost everyone she trusted. After eighteen months tucked away in the safety of a psychiatric institution, she’s terrified to begin again… until a stranger with swagger, charm, and entrancing emerald eyes steps into her life.

Their connection is immediate. Their loneliness, mirrored. Their fate is inevitable.

An intoxicating blend of romance, danger, and supernatural intrigue where nothing is as it seems

… especially the man telling the story.

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.

More Than Adequate

Nature is the true goddess of life,

She is the mother who brings the sun and moon,

The one who decides if the wind blows or stands,

Who brings the hurricanes to shore,

The ground to a freeze,

And the living to an end.

It is by her mercy that we get to feel today, whether we’d wish to or not.

The rainbow doesn’t just come; its colors are created by the destruction of the storm.

Famous Historical Mysteries & Their Solutions

Many famous historical events have been labelled as mysterious, sometimes allowing people to suggest that paranormal forces were involved. The events discussed here have a reasonable explanation once you examine all the available evidence using an unbiased viewpoint. You may enjoy stories of mysterious past events that defy explanation, but what if there is a reasonable explanation that no one has properly presented to you?

Even experienced investigators have difficulty defining what happened in certain cases, and investigators can prove biased. However, what would you be able to establish if you had all the available information? If you strip away theories and interpretations that people have presented, it leaves just the facts behind; that allows you to think for yourself. With the core facts presented in each account, which of the questions discussed in this book can you answer?

Was Lizzie Borden guilty? Did someone murder Marilyn Monroe? Did Meriwether Lewis commit suicide? Was Billy the Kid killed by Pat Garrett? Were paranormal forces involved in the cases of Devon’s Walking Devil, the Hammersmith Ghost, Spring-Heeled Jack, the disappearance of the crew of the Mary Celeste, or even the 1947 Roswell Incident? What happened to Jimmy Hoffa, Ambrose Bierce, Hale Boggs, Dorothy Arnold, or Percy Fawcett? Was America’s Stonehenge built by ancient Europeans? Who made it to the Americas before Christopher Columbus? Where can we find Atlantis?

Once you can define the real facts, what can you figure out about the cases presented here? You will be surprised.

House of Windows

Every house remembers what it has seen. Every window holds a secret.

In House of Windows, John Erik Dunnam invites readers into a hauntingly beautiful exploration of memory, grief, and the fragile architecture of the human spirit. This is not merely a story—it is an experience that peers through the glass between past and present, love and loss, reality and illusion. Each page draws you closer to the truth that every reflection carries both light and shadow.

Dunnam’s lyrical prose shimmers with emotion, capturing the quiet ache of nostalgia and the unrelenting pursuit of understanding one’s own story. The house becomes a mirror—its rooms echoing the voices we try to forget, its windows revealing the parts of ourselves we cannot hide.

House of Windows dares readers to look closer, to open the shutters of their own hearts, and to see what has always been waiting on the other side of the glass. A meditation on truth, trauma, and transformation, this work is a testament to the beauty that lingers long after the storm has passed.

Prepare to enter a world where every pane tells a story—and every story leaves a crack in the glass.

Nora's Diary

What began as a family reunion to visit their great-great-grandmother in Nova Scotia, Canada, turned unexpectedly suspenseful when sisters Laura and Holly discovered an old diary concealed in the family barn. Initially unaware of its significance, they soon realized the diary belonged to their great-great-aunt, who had mysteriously vanished as a young teenager. As they read, Laura and Holly decided they could never share its contents with the rest of the family, fearing the rest of the family would not comprehend it.

Laura and Holly are both afraid to continue reading, yet their curiosity compels them to keep reading. As they turn each page, they encounter surreal adventures, unimaginable places traveled through time, and wonderful people met along the way.

Follow along the adventure as Laura and Holly read Nora’s Diary.

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Out of the Tub

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