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Debut author John Slone has spent his entire career in management and encountered many different types of leaders in the corporate world. These interactions have led him to ask the question, "What is driving our behaviors, and how does it impact what kind of leader we become?" His book The Hidden You and Your Leadership Evolution takes a fresh new approach on business leadership that uses psychology and personality types to help readers analyze the motivations behind their behaviors and become leaders who know how to bring out the best in their employees to build a successful business.

Barbara Mangi was confronted with a tragedy that every mother dreads when her twenty-five-year-old daughter, Dana, was brutally murdered in 2007. As a result, she had to tackle an overwhelming grieving process that threatened her marriage, mental health, and overall joy.

Author Janet Byington and illustrator Cheryl Hodge are two grandmothers who want to inspire and uplift their granddaughters. Their disappointing search for children's books sparked their interest in creating their own.

Nancy Miller has a life that looks normal on the outside, but inside, she is struggling to overcome the traumatic effects of childhood sexual abuse. Her most significant obstacle to overcome is her dissociative identity disorder and the thirteen unique personalities taking up space in her mind.

New author Alana Dorrell uses memories of her carefree childhood spent on her grandparents' farm in The Redlands, Florida to craft her debut book, Grandpa? I Wanted to Ask .... Alana has always had a close-knit relationship with her two sisters, Allie and Amy, and this book will be the first installment of her children's book series Wondrous Days of the 3 A's. With each book illustrating strong family bonds across the generations, Alana had a specific goal in mind for her series.

Negusse Negash has over twenty-two years of experience in retail management of a major drugstore corporation, and he's spent fifteen years as an owner-operator of retail stores. He's compiled his management wisdom and retail expertise into his debut book, The ABCs of Retail Management, to give management students and anyone already in the retail industry crucial advice backed by research that some schools and businesses fail to give those seeking retail-management positions.

Steven Marx Celestin, MD, is a board-certified family physician with over sixteen years of humble service to patients in New York and Georgia. Tell It to Me Straight, Doc is his debut book that exemplifies his career-long dedication to respecting the old-fashioned, patient-centered principles of the art of medicine. In the years of his practice, he has witnessed the work of well-liked and competent doctors, but grew concerned as he noticed colleagues spending hardly five minutes with their patients. By writing Tell It to Me Straight, Doc, Dr. Celestin hopes that patients will gain the courage, knowledge, and agency they need to have crucial conversations with their doctors.

After relating many stories about his life's journey to those around him, Charles "Red" F. Remaley Jr. was finally convinced to write a memoir with the help of his daughter, Carol Johnson.

Ron Pagano, a flight-test engineer for thirty-four years with the Hamilton Standard Division of the United Aircraft Corporation (now United Technologies Corporation), shares his lifelong love of aviation in his debut book, The Adventures of an Airplane Nut. While many books on aviation tell the stories of flight heroes and aces, Ron is passionate about telling his story as an average guy who caught a chronic case of flight fever. Having had the opportunity to fly in over one hundred different types of airplanes over the course of his life and career, Ron has ample material to express what it's really like to live life in the air and come back down to tell each incredible story.

Sarah Cash was inspired by her childhood love of books with animal characters to create her own children's book series, Squeaky Tales. As a working mother of four small children, Sarah used her parental wisdom to craft short poignant tales that will engage young readers using loveable characters, expressive illustrations, and easily understood story lines.