TouchPoint Press

TouchPoint Press, a traditional publisher of digital and print fiction and nonfiction, is excited to announce that Kimberly Coghlan has been promoted to Senior Editor!

TouchPoint Press, a traditional publisher of fiction and nonfiction, is excited to announce that Chelsea Pieper has been promoted to Publicity Manager and Media Liaison!

"A Life for Barabbas," Stan Escott's debut novel slated for an October 30 release, is a story of redemption focused on Barabbas, a little-known character who is referenced in only eleven Bible verses in the New Testament.

TouchPoint Press, a traditional publisher of digital and print fiction and nonfiction, announced that Ashley Carlson has been promoted to Deputy Publisher. Carlson will also work with TouchPoint's Faith and Romance imprints.

"Daytime Drama," Sarahlyn Bruck's exciting new novel slated for a March 2 release, is a fun glimpse into the world of daytime soap operas, and a fascinating inside view of how Hollywood treats aging female stars.

"The Window," Kellista Rae Keaton's debut novel slated for an October 12 release, follows a young, Midwestern woman as she navigates through an abusive marriage, the loss of hope, and the struggle to find a better future.

"Dead Already," slated for a November 27 release, is the first in Dr. Mike Krentz's thrilling "Dr. Zack Winston" series. This gripping tale showcases Krentz's abundant first-hand knowledge of both medical and military experience.

"Waverly Estate: The Murmur," M.T. Maliha's second installment in her gothic "Waverly Estate" trilogy hitting shelves October 23, tells of the awakening of the ghosts haunting the estate at the unexpected return of Waverly relations.

"Misery Rock," an action-packed and suspenseful domestic thriller, by Reagan Keeter is hitting shelves October 30 — just in time for the spooky season.

"Dani's Inferno," Scott M. Rutherford's debut novel slated for a September 25 release, is a fresh take on the Parable of the Prodigal Son set against the excess of the Sunset Strip scene of the early '90s.