Regalo Press

Know When to Run: Memoir of a Bookie’s Daughter

Publication Date: 06/15/2027

By the author of The Wild Oats Project, a gripping memoir about trauma, resilience, and reconciliation that traces her fifty-year reckoning with the bookie father she could never outrun. Robin Rinaldi was raised as the only daughter of a notorious Pennsylvania bookmaker who ran gambling junkets with the Bufalino and…

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Well Enough: A Life-Changing, No Pressure Guide to Feeling Better

Publication Date: 06/01/2027

The first wellness book for the everyday man (and the rest of us too): a no-pressure, no-shame guide to actually feeling better—one small change at a time. If you’ve ever tried to “get well” and felt like you were swimming upstream, it’s because you were. But guess what? You’re not…

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A Time to Rend

Publication Date: 05/18/2027

After a global pandemic kills billions of men, the few survivors are treated as vital resources; nineteen-year-old Aiden and his chosen family must fight a world determined to control his body and decide his future. Nine out of ten men are dead. Nineteen-year-old Aiden Price is one of the few…

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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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Bury the Lede: A Journalism Mystery

Publication Date: 05/04/2027

Four reporters, one dead body—a scoop for the ages. Bury the Lede introduces four veteran journalists who were bought out, pushed out or downsized from a media world that has lost its way. It begins at midnight, when Charley “Blue” Bluestone, controversial editor of The Winship Messenger, drives off for…

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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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Finding the Funny: My Mad Ride Thru Late-Night Comedy

Publication Date: 03/02/2027

Madeleine Smithberg, co-creator and original executive producer of The Daily Show, takes readers on a VIP backstage tour as she relives some of the most seminal moments in late-night comedy. For more than four decades, Madeleine Smithberg helped shape the world of late-night comedy from behind the scenes. A three-time…

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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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Carnival Ghosts: A Memoir of Life, Loss, and Rebirth with Little Feat

Publication Date: 02/16/2027

Carnival Ghosts is the long-awaited memoir by keyboard legend and Little Feat co-founder Bill Payne, a musician’s musician whose extraordinary career spans six decades and counting. A grade school piano prodigy who would grow up to become one of the greatest rock and roll keyboardists in history, Bill Payne has…

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Is My Vagina a Lemon?: How to Go from Faking It to Feeling It in Life and Love

Publication Date: 02/09/2027

Audacious and irreverent, Is My Vagina a Lemon? is one woman’s quest for an orgasm—and an invitation back to yourself and a life with all the f*cking feels. One day, it hits you: You’re supposed to feel more than this. More alive. More magic. More…YOU! Because you’ve built the life.…

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