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Some food for thought: Wendy Olving has researched weight management through lifestyle changes and eating habit strategies for over 30 years. Her book is not about dieting, it’s about living healthy.

Dr. Susan Thompson, a brilliant MIT Physics professor and Nobel Prize nominee, commits suicide and leaves behind a record of an amazing alien encounter in The Little Blue Marble.

Frank Murdock writes a fascinating tale of his life and what led him to receive God’s blessings in Blessing or Presumption.

Over 12 years in the making, Ted McGregor’s adventure novel tells the story of Jack Rand, a former Navy Seal and now a tycoon, as his yacht and diving skills are enlisted by the owner of a Las Vegas casino.

When a man is found murdered in his North Carolina home, Dr. Susan Kemper, psychologist and forensic hypnotherapist, is on the case, going against the wishes of her domineering husband and the lead detective who considers her methods laughable.

When Fred Brancato discusses the spiritual dimensions of retirement, including aging and loss, he speaks from experience.

Dr. Ian Hargates’s Three Days to Freedom: How to Beat Depression and Anxiety without Drugs or Therapy is a revolutionary new book that gives guidance to those suffering from depression.

Author Jan Gooding’s quest to find her real background is at the core of her book, An Ordinary Guy: Joe Blow.

A killer is on the loose, one who is kidnapping, torturing and killing young women. Detective J.D. Young finds little evidence and no clues in the case.

Patrick A. Davy has put together an exciting potpourri of eight children’s stories in his new book, The Little Big Thinkers.