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Beslan, 2004; 334 hostages (including 186 children) were killed following a three-day stand-off by armed Islamic separatist militants as the school came back together after its summer recess. While the world stared in horror at pictures that looked like they could have only been created in Hollywood, millions of Americans counted their blessings that life “just wasn’t like that” on home soil. However, one former SWAT officer and Public School Administrator knows that a similar attack could be America’s next big news story – and his new novel depicts it vividly.

While Lehi is one of the Book of Mormon’s most profound prophets, many compelling events in his life are only touched on briefly in the first two books. Recognizing Lehi’s bold ability to guide others in their own spiritual quests, Sonja Atkinson takes an in-depth look at his life and how it impacted others in her new book, ‘Zoram’.

While Herman Cain was never a front-runner for the 2012 Presidential Election, he rapidly emerged as one of the more vocal and determined Republican candidates. However, his campaign suffered a deadly blow in November of 2011 after a decade-plus affair with an Atlanta woman came to light. Ginger White, who was persuaded to take their affair public due to Cain’s arrogance, is now sharing her story candidly for the first time in a raw and gritty new memoir.

Dr. Jill Ammon-Wexler and Chantal Piscopo made a pioneering discovery while conducting EEG research of successful business , athletic and corporate leaders – that most shared an almost identical brainwave combination the duo dubbed the ‘Quantum Mind’. Then, while studying ‘regular’ people, these brainwave configurations were not found. Dr. Ammon-Wexler and Piscopo subsequently began to develop science-based methods that could help anyone install the Quantum Mind brainwave configuration into their own brain, now forming the basis of their compelling 3-month Quantum Mind Online Training Program.

Having seen their relationship rapidly destruct through cheating, many women are left asking what they perceive to be an impossible question; “what could I have done differently?”. However, a ground-breaking new book by one of the nation’s top relationship coaches proves that there are concrete ways any woman can use to stop their man from cheating – seven, in fact.

While most authors use their first novel to simply test the literary waters, Jessica Simone is proof that a debut release is also an opportunity to rival a genre’s bestsellers. Simone has recently stormed the scene with ‘Desperation Is The New Hope’; a truly stimulating narrative that will leave readers questioning the true meaning of loyalty.

After sixteen years as a Paralegal, Stephanie Chance turned the flip of a magazine page into a dramatic new life. Opening up her own unique home décor store, Chance began regular hops to Italy and France in search of one-of-a-kind items to adorn her shelves. Weeks later of opening her shop, Stephanie started taking Americans on hair-raising adventures throughout Italy and neighboring countries, along with her Sicilian papa, Tony Filaci, who was born and raised in Sicily and lives in Tuscany. Fifteen years later, Stephanie is still leading two groups of American tourists, twice a year, to the southern European gems, along with her sidekick and Sicilian papa, Tony Filaci. The exploits of Americans in Italy have become so hilarious and unpredictable that Chance is now compiling the best of them into a whimsical new book.

While Canada’s Maritime Provinces are relatively small and ‘out of the way’, author Mortimer Levy is one of the many who believe they are the most under-rated segment of Canada and its society. In his gripping and insightful debut novel, Levy takes readers to Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, not only to learn about their unique cultures and people – but to gain a new understanding of the sacrifices humanity makes in its quest for survival.

In 2004, Major Douglas Zembiec gained widespread notoriety and was dubbed ‘the Lion of Fallujah’ for his heroic actions leading Echo Company 2/1 during Operation Vigilant Resolve. Three years later, Major Zembiec was killed by small arms fire in Baghdad immediately after warning his troops to take cover. While a resilient military wife, Pamela Zembiec was not prepared for the sudden and unfathomable transition to being a widow and, having to become acutely aware of the true definition of sacrifice, she now shares her family’s poignant story in her compelling new memoir.

David Ash was once America’s archetypal upper middle-class and privileged young boy who dreamed of being a writer. However, while most authors spend decades agonizing over that perfect narrative, Ash’s newly-published book wrote itself over many dark years. Having faced unimaginable misfortune that took Ash from abduction to car accidents and eventually into jail, his long road to redemption has surfaced a truly inspirational story.