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The Intellect of Charlie Kirk: A Collection of Writings, Ideas, and Stories from a Transformative American

Publication Date: 09/10/2026

The writer who stood at Charlie Kirk’s side for more than a decade finally tells the inside story of the ideas, collaboration, and friendship that shaped a movement—and the young leader who became one of the most consequential figures in modern American politics. A one-of-a-kind book that includes a never-before-seen…

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A Jewish Tale of Love: On Defiance, Meaning, and the Fate of a People

Publication Date: 08/20/2026

A provocative reinterpretation of Jewish history that reveals how a fierce, unyielding love once sustained a people, and asks whether that love can be renewed amid profound crisis. The great civilizations of the ancient world are gone. Egypt, Babylon, Greece, Rome—each filled the world with splendor, then faded to dust.…

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Goodnight to the Sun

Publication Date: 08/13/2026

Newly released from a Cambodian prison, Jason “Flag” Barnes swears revenge on his former paramilitary team commander, Henry Taylor, and takes Henry and his family hostage—but Henry's teenage son Kai escapes and must use lethal means to save his parents. Jason “Flag” Barnes has just been released from a Cambodian…

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American Biography: A History of the United States as Told Through the Lives of Ninety-Four Americans

Publication Date: 06/25/2026

America’s story as told through the lives of ninety-four individuals who shaped a nation. History isn’t made by movements or forces—it’s made by people. American Biography tells the story of the United States through ninety-four interconnected lives, from the Pilgrims who landed at Plymouth Rock to the leaders who won…

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Teaching Zionism: Revelations from a Skeptical Classroom

Publication Date: 05/21/2026

A riveting journey through Zionist and anti-Zionist thought, seen through the eyes of today’s top college students. In the fall of 2021, Einat Wilf introduced early Zionist thought to a group of students at Georgetown University. The goal was to explore the arguments for and against a Jewish state by…

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Charlie Kirk, in His Own Words

Publication Date: 09/08/2026

A tribute memorial photobook preserving the faith, convictions, and legacy of Charlie Kirk—conservative activist, Turning Point USA founder, and Christian—through his own words, photographs, and testimonials from those who loved him most. This is his book. His words, his photographs, his legacy, compiled by a close personal friend and confidant…

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Heroism and Hope: Recharging Israel Education in a Post-October 7 World

Publication Date: 05/07/2026

“…Bryfman zeroes in on a key factor that shapes our comprehension and worldview like no other: education. [His] wealth of experience in the field of Jewish and Israel education has generated an indispensable tool for understanding the reverberations of the October 7 rupture throughout the Jewish world. I am confident…

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When Our Light Is Tested: The Bondi Massacre and the Choices Ahead

Publication Date: 04/09/2026

A forensic examination of how antisemitism, moral evasion, and institutional failure culminated in the Bondi massacre—and what that moment reveals about the choices now facing Australia and the democratic West. A call to action from a soldier who refused to look away as hatred came home. For years, the warning…

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Your Good Death: Why End-of-Life Healthcare Is So Difficult and How to Make it Work for You

Publication Date: 09/01/2026

Speaking to readers who are struggling to navigate end-of-life healthcare, Your Good Death presents both personal stories and research-based strategies capable of shaping key questions that could revolutionize the course of their care—even while healthy. While most Americans say they prefer to die at home, only about a third will…

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Ballad of the Gangster’s Daughter

Publication Date: 07/28/2026

Even bad men have daughters that can’t wait for them to come home. Serena Magic is the gifted middle child of a criminal entrepreneur from the Bronx. By the time she is twelve, her father Gerard has cobbled together enough street victories to relocate their family to the affluent suburbs…

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