Strategic Book Group

The adventurous children’s book Seven Cats and the Big GrayFence challenges young readers to solve the mystery of discovering the things that we cannot see.

The Aftermath is a story of redemption that encourages teenagers to be true to their moral convictions, even when they find themselves facing peer pressure or swimming against the current.

Author A.P. Dollar's Surprising Holiday Story Can Be Enjoyed All Year Round

Written from personal experience, this book will empower ex-cult members as they rebuild their lives. It also educates Christian believers toward a greater awareness of the signs of cult activity within a religious organization.

Louise M. Hart writes from the depths of her heart, as she projects the duality and synthesis of joy and pain. A Life Reborn depicts the writer’s journey from birth to rebirth as the narrator of her own story.

Looking back on a life rich in experience, Clayton Didier believes he is now better able to filter his life during the wiser and certainly more reflective years of retirement.

This dynamic story draws attention to the many African youths caught up in get-rich-quick schemes, and it also shows the crimes that they commit.

Being a tween is tough. But now imagine that you are also an expatriate. The self-help book Looking In: Being an Expat Tween discusses the challenges faced by expatriate tweens who are ages 9 to 12 years old.

Novel Shows Love Isn’t Easy for a Woman Who Falls for the Wrong Men

Paranormal Disturbance Cannot Be Explained by Medical Science