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The Ripple Effect: Better Culture, Better Business, Better World

Publication Date: 04/27/2027

When leaders work on themselves, the world changes for the better. Kevin Hancock was the CEO of one of America’s oldest family businesses when a rare neurological voice disorder made speaking difficult. Forced to listen instead of talk, Kevin leveraged this life-changing experience into a pathway for leadership transformation centered…

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Dwelling: Ten Practices for a Life Lived Offline

Publication Date: 04/13/2027

When you put the phone down, what do you do instead? Ten hands-on practices for a slower, more attentive life. We all know the feeling: phone down, and no idea what to do next. Cooking from scratch, bread baking, gardening, mending, reading deeply, writing letters, shooting film, cooking for others,…

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The Big Pharma Playbook: How Corrupt Politicians Got America Hooked on Opioids

Publication Date: 04/20/2027

An investigation into how politicians collaborated with Big Pharma to create the worst public health emergency in human history. In 2019, Purdue Pharma, the creator of OxyContin, filed for one of the most controversial and highly-charged bankruptcies in American history. It was an attempt to settle thousands of state and…

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From the River: A Novel of Jewish Resistance

Publication Date: 01/26/2027

A gripping dystopian thriller following a journalist, a soldier, and a rebel musician as they fight for the survival of the Jewish people. When a charismatic Israeli prime minister signs a sweeping peace agreement with Palestinian leader Mansour Salameh, the world cheers. But the “one-state solution” quickly reveals itself as…

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Out of Focus: The Story of a “Good Girl” Who Fell—and the God Who Never Let Go

Publication Date: 02/23/2027

Hidden struggles and public failure shattered the image Shannon Stewart worked so hard to maintain and led her into an unexpected journey of grace, healing, and redemption. Shannon Stewart spent years building a life that looked beautiful from the outside. After rising to fame on America’s Next Top Model, she…

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Pillars: Science, and Other Profitable Lies

Publication Date: 03/23/2027

Do you suffer from a desire to be horizontal by 10 p.m.? Do the dark hours of the night feel like a time to lay in bed rather than seated at your desk? You may be suffering from Rest Dependency. Millions of Americans lose 8 hours every night to this…

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Loretta: The Finish Line Is Only the Beginning

Publication Date: 02/16/2027

This is the story of how Loretta Claiborne completed thirty marathons, and found her voice along the way to becoming a global advocate and inspirational leader for every generation. Born with intellectual disabilities and partial blindness, Loretta Claiborne was never expected to walk, let alone run. Yet she defied every…

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The Table of Four: What Mahjong Reveals about Who We Really Are: The Psychology, the Cliques, and the Booming Business Behind America’s Hottest Game

Publication Date: 03/16/2027

A richly reported portrait of American women’s social life, community, and resilience—told through the game that has gathered them around a table for a century. What happens when four women sit down to play mahjong? Everything. Secrets. Rivalries. Grief. Laughter. Lifelong friendship. And occasionally, a little drama over who discarded…

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You Do to My Heart: and Other New York Stories

Publication Date: 11/24/2026

Three unlucky New Yorkers. Three shots at love and sanity. Not very smooth—and you wouldn’t want it any other way. In the title story, Murray Resnick loses his job, his wife, and very nearly his mind in the same unlucky year, and after some desperate attempts and fantasies is given…

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Breast Case Scenario: A Cautionary Tale of Early Detection, Survivorship, and Advocacy

Publication Date: 04/27/2027

A journey of using levity and relatability to provide tangible proof of the power of survivorship through early detection and self-advocacy. When Rachel Sobel finds a lump in her breast, her first instinct isn’t courage, grace, or even fear. It’s immediate action…followed immediately by rage-cleaning the kitchen and wondering if…

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