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Available on March 16, 2027
Sleep Dream Rise
A Guide to Reclaiming the Power of Your Nights
By Leah Ann Bolen
Let the night become your ally.
So many of us are depleted. We’re dragging ourselves into the day with tired eyes, wishing we could have a redo. As much as we desire the benefits of a good night’s sleep, it can feel out of reach.
Sleep Dream Rise invites you to reclaim the power of your nights. You’ll learn:
• how sleep works and why it matters
• ways to create a sleep sanctuary that welcomes rest
• the rituals and routines that lead to better nights
• science-backed strategies to combat common sleep challenges
• an uplifting approach to connecting with your dreams
This is more than a book about sleep. It’s a guided path to restore your relationship with the night, so you can finally rest deeply, dream meaningfully, and rise renewed.
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Available on May 4, 2027
STEP INTO YOUR PURPOSE
The Midlife Woman's Guide To Awakening Your Authentic Self and Creating a Life of Meaning
By Myrthia Moore, MsEd, MFT
It arrives on Sunday afternoon―a gray weight that settles somewhere behind your sternum while you fold laundry or sit with a coffee gone cold. From the outside, your life looks complete: the career, the credentials, the resume your younger self would be proud of. From the inside, it feels like a life assembled for someone you used to be. And a quiet question keeps finding you: Is this all there is?
Most advice about reinvention tells you to start over. Quit. Leave. Burn it down.
Step Into Your Purpose offers another way.
At forty, psychotherapist Myrthia Moore was running a successful financial services company and dreading every Sunday. An unexpected conversation reopened a door she had closed at eighteen, leading her to retrain as a marriage and family therapist. In the years since, she has helped countless women navigate the same questions of identity, purpose, and what comes next.
In this warm and practical book, Moore helps you recognize the False Self you built to succeed―the version shaped by expectations, approval, and what the world needed you to be―and reconnect with your Authentic Self underneath it.
Step by step, you’ll learn to:
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Recognize the false self you built to survive
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Uncover your core values and strengths
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Name the purpose calling you forward
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Rebuild from the inside while keeping what’s worth keeping
Through practical exercises and journal entries that let you watch one woman’s transformation unfold, you’ll learn to quiet the inner critic, rewrite the beliefs that have kept you small, and move toward a life that feels genuinely your own―without dismantling everything you have built.
The self you are searching for has not gone anywhere. She has only been covered.
This book is how you find her. It is not too late. You are exactly on time.
I, a Squealer
Readers Favorite Book Award Winner
The year was 1965. The Beatles, Elvis Presley, and The Righteous Brothers filled the airwaves. Television shows like The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet and The Andy Griffith Show reflected the innocence of life in the dusty city of Tucson, Arizona. But beyond the sunbaked desert surrounding Tucson, a sinister secret was unfolding. A psychopath named Charles Schmid—later dubbed the “Pied Piper of Tucson” by Life magazine—would shatter that innocence, along with the lives of three teenage girls.
In this firsthand account, written in 1967, Richard Bruns recounts the evolution of his friendship with Schmid, his descent into a situation far beyond his control, and the courage it ultimately took to come forward—bringing an end to a deadly rampage that shocked the nation and forever changed the city of Tucson.
Soaring Above Co-Addiction
Library Journal Highly Recommended
Are you in a relationship with someone struggling with addiction? Have your efforts to help left you feeling overwhelmed or powerless?
You can find a steadier path forward.
In this multi-award-winning book, readers are guided toward regaining a sense of control, creating healthy boundaries, and reconnecting with their own strength. With a compassionate and practical approach, it offers support for navigating the challenges of addiction—while helping you move toward a life that feels more balanced, empowered, and your own.
There is no Hero in Heroin.
Jan Nargi, a registered nurse and single mother of two, spent years working in emergency rooms, recognizing the signs of addiction in others—yet struggled to see them within her own family. Her son, Tommy, began abusing OxyContin at sixteen and was using heroin by eighteen. This is their story.
Told from both perspectives, it traces his life in pursuit of the next high, and her relentless effort to reach him. Together, they share an honest and unflinching account of addiction’s impact on a family, and the hope that can emerge through connection, courage, and truth.
Their collaboration is both a step toward healing and an offering to others facing similar struggles—reminding readers that while addiction is powerful, a different path forward is possible.