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Loving You Shouldn’t Be Hurting Me: Psychological Abuse and Its Effects on Physical and Mental Health

Publication Date: 09/17/2026

A groundbreaking investigation offering a definitive plan for recognizing and overcoming intimate partner violence and the breadth of its impact. Loving You Shouldn’t Be Hurting Me: Psychological Abuse and Its Effects on Physical and Mental Health is dedicated to women worldwide, of whom nearly half in the United States (or…

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Toward the Last Encampment: Campus Culture and the Jews Before and After October 7

Publication Date: 09/17/2026

Thirteen leading scholars examine the eruption of antisemitism on university campuses in the wake of October 7 and its devastating impact on Jewish students, faculty, staff, and the mission of higher education itself. In the wake of the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, campuses across America and Europe…

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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

From the two who gave you the New York Times bestseller Time for a Turning Point comes this collection of their work. It includes a never-before-seen introduction by Charlie Kirk and a Foreword by John Solomon. Brent Hamachek met Charlie Kirk at a dinner table in the fall of 2013,…

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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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You’re Invited: A Life-Changing Conversation with History’s Greatest Wisdom Keepers

Publication Date: 11/10/2026

Centuries of wisdom meets one universal question: Who are you becoming? You’ve done the work. You’ve read the books, practiced the rituals, and trusted the process. Yet you’re still caught between versions of yourself. One foot in an identity that no longer fits, the other reaching for a future that…

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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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Not on Our Watch: A Young Soldier’s Warning to America

Publication Date: 10/06/2026

At fifteen, Guy Nohra fought in the Lebanese Civil War—and now he shares his harrowing story as an urgent warning that the forces tearing America apart are the same ones that destroyed his homeland. In April 1975, fifteen-year-old Guy P. Nohra traded his guitar, basketball, and school uniform for an…

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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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Beneath the Silence: The Names A Regime Tried To Erase

Publication Date: 11/03/2026

A concert pianist unearths three generations of her family’s buried history under Europe’s most brutal communist regime–and returns to the city that tried to erase them to speak their names out loud. In a country where silence meant survival, one family learned to live with missing names, empty walls, and…

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