Nonfiction

We Can’t Do It: 50 Reasons Feminism Failed and Why Tradition Is the Ultimate Rebellion

Publication Date: 10/13/2026

The untold story of how the feminist empowerment movement weakened modern women and the case for why strong women are turning back to femininity. Feminism promised women happiness. But decades later, women are more anxious, lonelier, and more unhappy than ever. The movement that vowed to liberate us has left…

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Signal Strength: Master Every Communication Skill to Speak, Write, and Inspire Your Way to the Top

Publication Date: 10/06/2026

A powerful roadmap to master every communication skill and turn your message into measurable impact. Have you ever felt overlooked even when you had the right answer or strongest idea? Have you struggled to get your point across or be understood the way you intended? Those moments don’t reflect your…

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School of Hard Knucks: My Three Sons and Baseball’s Wildest Pitch

Publication Date: 09/29/2026

A helicopter dad nearly spins out of control as his sons struggle to master the knuckleball—and perhaps save baseball’s most storied pitch from extinction. Fifty-five years after the publication of the classic Ball Four comes School of Hard Knucks, the true story of three brothers on a mission to master…

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Entreprenaut: What Successful Founders Do That Set Them Apart—And How You Can Do It Too

Publication Date: 09/22/2026

Across cultures and industries, the word entrepreneur represents initiative, independence, and the courage to begin. On rare occasions, a book comes along that changes how you think—and, with it, the direction of your life. Entreprenaut is written for those ready to pursue bigger goals and build something real. An Entreprenaut—a…

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In the War Room: The Inside Story of Israel’s Longest War

Publication Date: 09/08/2026

The inside story of the leaders, debates, and decisions that shaped Israel’s longest war. Led not merely by a team of rivals, but by a war room of bitter enemies, Israel fought back from October 7 all the way to Tehran. To do so, the Jewish state had to defy…

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Miss Kathi: Saving Lives in North Korea

Publication Date: 09/01/2026

The remarkable story of Swiss aid worker Kathi Zellweger, whose history of engagement with a secretive, isolated North Korea over nearly three decades is unprecedented in its scope, access, and humanitarian impact. One of the first book-length accounts in English by an aid worker operating on the ground in North…

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Profit from the Profit: The Past, Present & Future of Dividend Growth Investing

Publication Date: 08/25/2026

Why profits—and what you do with them—define real investing. Dividend growth investing is not merely a strategy for equity investors—it is a philosophy of ownership and a mentality. At its core, it brings to minority ownership of public equities the same business attitude that majority ownership of a private business…

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No Way Out but Through

Publication Date: 08/18/2026

Two women of different generations—one scarred by an abusive teen marriage and the other by an alcoholic husband—come together to grapple with their inner demons and confront their untold stories.  When author Shannon Irwin meets Grace Ferrall and agrees to interview the younger woman and tell the story of Grace’s…

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Twenty Times I Almost Died: Life Lessons from the Edge of Survival

Publication Date: 08/18/2026

A gripping memoir of survival and resilience, sharing true stories of close calls and the lessons they revealed about living with purpose, character, and strength. How do you live after narrowly escaping death? In Twenty Times I Almost Died: Life Lessons from the Edge of Survival, John Spencer, a soldier,…

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Strike Season: The True Story of a Team That Played on When the Coaches Walked Out

Publication Date: 08/11/2026

Friday Night Lights meets Lord of the Flies in this unforgettable true story of a high school football team that banded together when a teacher’s strike left them without coaches. Michael Eck had always been mesmerized by his father’s love of Notre Dame football.  Now, they were recruiting him to…

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