Monday - July 20, 2026

She Survived Cancer. The Harder Challenge Was Learning to Live Again

I CAN-CER VIVE follows Monya Williams’ journey through trauma, illness, and the search for joy after survival MARIETTA, GA – Surviving cancer is often seen as the end of a difficult journey. For Monya Williams, it marked the beginning of a … Continue reading →

Author Rob Taylor Explores Humanity’s Greatest Challenges in New Book Thoughts & Songs

A compelling collection of essays and lyrics calling for peace, global cooperation, and deeper human understanding. — Author Rob Taylor announces the release of Thoughts & Songs, an inspiring collection of essays, reflections, and original songs that challenges readers to … Continue reading →

Duty of Candour (Space Jazz Theory) A Liverpool Man’s Search for the Truth

A new book by Kieran Dunne There are books that explain the universe. There are books that tell a life. Rarely does one do both, and rarer still does one do both from a bench in a city under fire. … Continue reading →

They Got a Second Chance at Love. The Past Had Other Plans.

AMISS² explores how old wounds can follow even the strongest relationships MARIETTA, GA – Most people believe that getting a second chance is the hard part. For Paul and Carla, it turned out to be something else entirely. After surviving a … Continue reading →

A New Guide Offers Practical Insights into the Challenges of the Teenage Years

A practical guide for teenagers and parents navigating the emotional, social, and personal challenges of growing up. MARIETTA, GA – Growing up is rarely as simple as it appears. Between peer pressure, changing emotions, family expectations, and decisions that can shape … Continue reading →

Best Cookbook Printing Services for Home Chefs 2026: Top 7

Home cooks and food bloggers turning family recipes into printed cookbooks face a binding and minimum-order problem that most self-publishing platforms weren’t built to solve — a new ranking names the five-copy-friendly options that actually work. Publishing Xpress ranks #1 … Continue reading →

Who Is The Architect Of Your Life? New Book From Expert EOS Implementer Scott Rusnak Offers A Blueprint For Intentional Success

Who Is the Architect of Your Life? by Scott Rusnak is a practical guide to intentional living, leadership, and personal growth. Drawing on over 30 years of experience as an entrepreneur, executive coach, Expert EOS Implementer®, and Olympic team coach, … Continue reading →

Jan Keegan Shares a Roadmap to Stronger Families in Common Sense Ideas in Growing Up

Book Common Sense Ideas in Growing Up by Jan Keegan Offers Timeless Guidance for Today’s Families A Practical Parenting and Teen Development Book Helping Families Navigate the Challenges of Growing Up with Confidence, Communication, and Common Sense In an age … Continue reading →

Coma, Miracles, and a Message from Beyond: John M. Reshetar’s “The Prophecy of Twelve” Is a Must-Read Supernatural Thriller

Anyone who has sat beside a hospital bed waiting for a loved one to open their eyes knows a very specific kind of hope, the kind that has nothing to do with medicine and everything to do with faith. That … Continue reading →

A Boy Asked One Question at a Funeral. It Took Sixty Years to Answer.

Rev. Dennis McCullough’s In Search of Biblical Truth challenges what most Christians were taught and never questioned It started with a contradiction nobody else seemed to notice. At a family funeral, a young boy listened as the pastor said their … Continue reading →