Nonfiction

The Bigger You Think: 70 Years of Entrepreneurial Success in Business, Philanthropy, Love, and Life

Publication Date: 01/04/2028

Sheldon Adelson’s posthumous memoir is a fitting tribute to an outsized personality: an inspirational guide to success in business, politics, philanthropy—and life. Born in 1933 to immigrant parents in a rough-and-tumble Boston neighborhood where he literally had to fight his way to school, Sheldon was imbued from the beginning with…

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A Common Country: Place and Tradition in the American Founding

Publication Date: 08/10/2027

In A Common Country, John C. Pinheiro takes a fresh look at America’s founding, moving beyond politically convenient arguments about heroes and villains to explore the real people, places, traditions, and beliefs that gave rise to the American experiment. “Citizens by birth or choice, of a common country, that country…

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Christian Persecution: A Global Survey

Publication Date: 07/20/2027

The shocking extent of Christian persecution worldwide—and why it’s happening. Christians are the world’s most persecuted religious group: Nearly 400 million have suffered for their faith, and thousands are killed every year. In this urgent, eye-opening book, historian and Islam expert Robert Spencer reveals the full scope of that persecution,…

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Finally OK: The Truth That Set Me Free

Publication Date: 06/01/2027

She was raised on the wisdom that helped millions, but was living without the one thing she wanted: peace. Gretchen was born into the exceptional Harris family—raised by loving, brilliant parents so filled with wisdom and insight that they wrote one of the bestselling self-help books of all time, I’m…

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Just One More Day: A Gift From My Son

Publication Date: 05/18/2027

An important template for learning how to heal from the loss of a loved one, get closure, and alleviate the crushing blow of a broken heart in your own personal way. When my son, Jason, was twelve years old, his treasured friend, Chris Farley, died suddenly. To help himself through…

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The Lion and the General: Churchill, Eisenhower, and the Friendship That Changed the World

Publication Date: 05/11/2027

A remarkable and lasting friendship between two extraordinary world leaders. The Lion and the General brings to life the pivotal bond between Prime Minister Winston Churchill and General Dwight D. Eisenhower. Beginning in 1942 during the Second World War, their alliance proved even more influential than Roosevelt’s relationship with the…

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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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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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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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What Now?: Finding Strength in Our Invisible Wounds

Publication Date: 04/20/2027

A disabled entrepreneur finds strength in the invisible wounds we all carry, using the lessons from successful people who have overcome their own grief, trauma, guilt, and shame to thrive—not despite their wounds but because of them. As a young boy, Jamie Diaferia decided not to let his birth defects…

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