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While most murder mystery novels focus on the blood-and-guts specifics, A Story Of Bad by Edward M. Krauss offers a unique journey through many of the wider procedural and societal facets of an unexpected death and its consequences.

To many, retirement remains a mystery; a shadowy place where people go to disappear, be silenced and grow old in obscurity. However, to millions living their senior years with gusto, it’s a time rife with opportunity. To ensure that life’s wiser generation have an opportunity to share their stories with the world, two Canadian writers have collaborated to release a wholly unique, extraordinary and often inspiring book.

A few years ago, David Tish was the perfect picture of retirement with an acreage in Washington State big enough for his nine grandchildren to roam, a place to train his dogs, raise chickens and enjoy gardening in a tranquil environment. But the past was calling – as was his writing desk – and David Tish couldn’t ignore it. At 74 years of age, Tish picked up his pen and began to tell tales – unlocking treasures from his childhood in Nebraska and his own vivid imagination.

While many authors take years or even a lifetime to navigate their way through writing and publishing a book, romance author Dakota Madison has achieved the unexpected by writing twelve novels in just twelve months.

While food magically appears on the tables of wedding receptions, events and parties, those in the catering industry will admit to busting a gut behind the scenes in order to ‘let them eat cake’. Offering a rare yet perfectly-portioned insight into the exciting and often tumultuous world of catering, culinary expert Jerri Lee George is delighted to announce her comprehensive new book.

With every child chock-full of curiosity and eager to explore their new world, wandering off is a habit most parents would rather nip in the bud. While many work hard to avoid clashing with their child’s explorative personality, a compelling new book by Sara Tusant uses an enchanting story and stunning illustrations to help children recognize the importance of not wandering off.

After spending almost fifty years coaching on the basketball court, Pat Sullivan knows more than a thing or two about leadership and the attitude required to lead effectively. Tying these two traits together, Sullivan is delighted to announce the launch of his ground-breaking new book.

In 2009, Judy Diller unexpectedly fell victim to every mother’s worst nightmare; the loss of a child. While people tackle grief in a myriad of different ways, Diller’s close connection with her son paved the way for a unique journey to rebuilding her life.

A leading expert on aging sees extending healthy lifespan as the most plausible solution and a source of growth for the debt-laden faltering economies of the developed countries. In his newly released book, " The Ageless Generation: How Advances in Biomedicine Will Transform the Global Economy," Dr. Alex Zhavoronkov explains his startling economic forecast.

Often playing out behind closed doors, the detrimental journey through alcoholism destroys millions of lives in America every year. While many avoid traditional treatment settings and suffer in silence, a ground-breaking new book outlines how one former alcoholic kicked his habit in five simple steps.