Emerald Lake Books

Woodson Falls Mystery Author Andrea O'Connor Releases Enchanting Children's Book After 30 Years

Emerald Lake Books learned earlier this week that two of its nonfiction authors brought home three gold medals from the Florida Authors and Publishers Association's (FAPA) President's Book Awards.

In a rapidly evolving global healthcare landscape, the second edition of "Surviving Healthcare in Australia" offers hope and empowerment to Australian patients and caregivers.

Deborah Charnes has distilled the life lessons she learned from her gurus and mentors around the world into a mind-body-spirit collection you won't want to miss.

"Soul Food" is the perfect book to kick off the year on a positive note. The book's uplifting and inspiring stories provide a sense of hope and optimism as readers begin a new chapter in their lives.

A new book release from award-winning fantasy author A.J. Park provides a thrilling read. A girl possessing an enchanted ring flees from demons.

When Marianne Bette was a young doctor, her fiancé died in a small plane accident. Years later, her husband died of lung cancer. She has spent years as a family practitioner counseling mourning patients and their families.

Greta Muller has heard every reason for not liking to speak in public: It makes you nervous, you don't like the way you look or sound, people might think you're not smart enough, and many others.

When you start a business, your first concern is about how to keep the doors open. Then you concentrate on long-term growth and profits and, eventually, the enjoyment of success.

Phyllis Blackstone, a storyteller who resides in Brunswick, Maine, used the shelter-in-place pandemic time to write down all the stories, real and imagined, she had ever composed.