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“It is said that some people are born with a silver spoon in their mouths. I was born with an anchor in mine.” Perfectly capturing the core of Nicholas Starace’s life, this quote also describes his book – ‘White Sails Became Me: Memoirs of a Seafaring Life’ – for Starace, it always comes back to the ocean.

While it may be a debut novel, S.M. Johnson’s ‘Reaching Rose’ has already made its literary mark by defying standard genres and presenting a narrative literally like none other. The fast-paced novel is best classified as a ‘spiritual thriller’ that appeals to readers with any belief system, including atheists.

For decades the genres of Crime and Romance have kept millions of people feeding their reading habits with gusto. However, in a powerful new novel by Leanora, the two worlds collide to emerge as a suspense-laden narrative unlike anything written before.

While most new authors use their first few releases to simply test the literary waters, Edward Miller has proven that debut novels are also an opportunity to compete with genre bestsellers. ‘Cadets’, Miller’s second novel, has become something of a rapid cult classic since its release in June of 2013 – garnering a solid fan base and praise from around the world.

While many would think that publishing a book is only available to writing veterans, an inspirational Canadian publisher is proving that young people can not only publish and distribute their work around the world, but use it to raise cash for a continued education.

While those suffering from trauma, abuse and mental health issues may initially turn to pharmaceuticals for solace, a compelling new book of essays proves the power and transformational potential of Expressive Arts Therapy.

While everyone’s conscience often speaks words of truth, few have voices in their head that drive them to turn their neighborhood upside down. Sean Bowers is the unfortunately victim of these voices in a powerful and hard-hitting new novel by Jerry Don Nicholes Sr.

Dwight Slaughter has long been a fixture of American Basketball history. Voted 1972’s ‘number one player in the country’ by nationally-acclaimed sports magazines and also hailed by ESPN as one of California’s ‘Top 100’ players – many people were led to believe that Slaughter’s entire life was at the top of its game.

As an Army veteran, many would expect Kelly Renée to be a fit and healthy woman with a wealth of positive stories to tell. However, following serious injury and delayed recovery, Renée has been forced to face a life of both mental and physical pain. While each day presents new challenges and a unique set of struggles, Renée’s limitless tenacity has seen her develop a form of escapism nobody can take away – writing.

While life’s ups and downs cause millions of Christians to question the presence of God at times, those committed to their faith know the power of always holding optimism. However, when personal success clouds the holy waters, the grey area that develops can be a dangerous playground for second-guesses.