New York City, NYKenneth Passan explores serious crime through a criminological lens, examining violence, control, terrorism, hatred, and unsettling human behavior.
New York City, NYAuthor Diane Owen Connelly shares a story of grief, faith, forgiveness, and unexpected reconciliation in her book, From the Crosswalk to the Cross.
New York City, NYA. L. Cruz draws from personal experiences with bullying, identity, and self-discovery to help readers build awareness and create meaningful change.
New York City, NYCharnté Young shares an unfiltered personal testimony of brokenness, spiritual searching, surrender, and discovering healing and purpose through Christ.
New York City, NYGilbert Leslie blends crime, family secrets, racial history, and a decades-old mystery in a story where one discovery transforms a man’s understanding of his past.
New York City, NYInternational Impact Book Award winner Ken Breniman marks September as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month with a new book on despair, belonging, and reasons to stay.
New York City, NYDr. Kimberly Offutt draws on decades in child welfare to help families approach foster care with faith, compassion, preparation, and purpose.
New York City, NY“From Sinatra to Socrates,” Dr. Michael J. Baglino draws on a life across entertainment, education, travel, and faith to explore identity, belief, and culture.
New York City, NYGina Rania offers Gen X women a practical framework for reconnecting with themselves, questioning old patterns, and choosing a more intentional life.
