Darcy Burke is the USA Today-bestselling author of captivating, compelling historical mystery and romance as well as small-town contemporary romance. Her new Regency whodunit series Only Murders in the Square, kicks off with In the Midnight Hour where a murder, a mysterious widow, and a dangerous alliance collide.
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Cynthia Schulz is a champion for disability parenting. With more than 40 years of experience as a mother raising four children, one with developmental disabilities, she is a voice to be reckoned with. Her book Shine On: Raising Our Kids with Disabilities to Lead Bright, Happy Lives won an IndieReader Discovery Award in Nonfiction.
Drawing from their own multiple international career pivots and extensive research with successful career pivoters, Luis R. Baptista and Juliana N. Pereira present a structured, step-by-step framework for reinvention in Pivot Quest: Find Your Way Forward When the Career You Built No Longer Fits.
Cassie Steward's second novel, Wild Summers, is a coming-of-age story of rebellion, rock ’n’ roll, and self-discovery set in London 1969, as seventeen-year-old Joan Summers is swept into the bohemian world of Eel Pie Island.
Monster romance needs more than just a scary creature and a steamy love story. Readers want the emotional payoff of romance along with the danger, tension, fantasy, and otherworldly appeal that make the monster so compelling.
Every December, "gift list" is one of the most powerful phrases in publishing. If your book lands on the right one, it can put your story in front of readers who are shopping for someone special. That kind of recommendation goes a long way, because someone else is already helping make the case for your book.
Ruth Stilling is a bestselling spicy hockey romance author with a love for steamy stories in which women bring pro athletes to their knees, both physically and metaphorically. Her newest series, The Rules of the Rink, is a second generation series to Seattle Scorpions. The first installment, Fair Game, is an opposites-attract sports romance that pairs a rising NHL star with the publicist determined to keep him out of trouble.
When writers are deep into drafting, formatting, and fine-tuning their metadata, the idea of an author photo can often fall to the bottom of their priority list. And honestly, that makes sense. A lot of people don’t love being in front of the camera, and seeing your photo out in the world can feel a little uncomfortable.
Teron Buford is an author, storyteller, and founder of GRACE through SOUL, a company that helps people and organizations unlock the power of identity and lived experience. Through his memoir, What If I’m Enough?, he invites people to see that progress, not perfection, is what shapes healing and growth. His core belief is simple and human: your story isn’t a shackle, it’s the key.
