Sunday, June 21, 2026

What Will Make Peace With Life Do For You?

     Woman holding Make Peace With Life Book Above her head

What Will Make Peace With Life Do For You?

What if the life you've been searching for isn't waiting somewhere in the future? What if happiness isn't hidden behind a bigger paycheck, a perfect relationship, or some magical moment when everything finally falls into place? In Making Peace With Life, Dr. Rob Alex invites you to step off the endless treadmill of "someday" and discover something far more powerful—the ability to find meaning, purpose, and peace right where you are. Through humor, honesty, personal insight, and metaphysical wisdom, this book helps you see that life isn't something to conquer or perfect. It's something to experience, learn from, and ultimately embrace.

Inside these pages, you'll explore the lessons hidden within life's greatest challenges and its most beautiful moments. You'll discover why there is no finish line to chase, why comparison steals joy, how energy connects us all, and why asking better questions may be more important than finding perfect answers. Whether you're navigating change, searching for direction, recovering from setbacks, or simply trying to understand your place in the world, this book offers a refreshing perspective that reminds you your life already has incredible value. It's not about becoming someone else—it's about understanding the incredible person you already are.

Most self-help books promise to give you answers. Making Peace With Life offers something even more valuable: permission. Permission to breathe when life feels overwhelming. Permission to grow without demanding perfection from yourself. Permission to appreciate your journey without comparing it to everyone else's. And most importantly, permission to make peace with life exactly as it is while still creating the future you desire. If you're ready to stop racing, stop chasing, and start truly living, then this book may be exactly what you've been looking for.





Friday, June 19, 2026

Echoes of Tomorrow: Stories of Love, Regret, and Technology

  Woman with Bright Red Hair with Back to us


What if the future remembered you better than you remembered yourself? Echoes of Tomorrow is a haunting and lyrical collection of seven speculative fiction stories that explore the tangled bond between humanity and the technology it creates to soothe, preserve, or replace it.

In these pages, mothers are cloned, memories are edited, simulations replace lost sons, and sleep itself can be outsourced — all in the name of progress, connection, or survival. But at what cost?

Each story blends emotional realism with futuristic tension, offering a glimpse into intimate lives unravelling under the weight of love, grief, greed, and regret. From quiet domestic tragedies to moral reckonings on a global scale, this collection lingers long after the last page.

Poetic, unsettling, and deeply human - these are stories of what we long for, and what it costs to reach for it.

About the author:

Roxanne is a young psychologist, a teacher, and a mother living in London. She writes with urgency, tenderness, and a sharp eye for how the future reflects the most fragile parts of who we are.



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Thursday, June 18, 2026

The Canine Intervention

     Dog Under a Shining Light From Above



A self-described non-dog-lover has his life changed forever when he meets a mysterious and her special dog.
“Even if you don’t like dogs you may like this story. If you do like dogs you’ll LOVE this story.
The Canine Intervention: “Because life can change in an instant.”




Back Cover of Book



 





Wednesday, June 17, 2026

Clavius Deep: Time travel's secret: Aliens feed on human ecstacy in a lunar war across centuries

    Two Men Embracing in a Time Travel Machine


Clavius Deep: Time travel's secret:

Aliens feed on human ecstacy in a lunar war across centuries


A top-secret lunar base far beneath Crater Clavius serves as a hub for time travel agents who repair Earth's timelines to prevent civilization's self-destruction. Time travel agents discover a cosmic secret: invisible extraterrestrial beings called the Ezuoia are connected in real time to human male brains. The Ezuoia turn men into sexual slaves, siphoning the pleasure of orgasmic release. The narrative explores the intersection of time travel, male sexual identity, and a burgeoning lunar religious cult whose violence threatens the stability of the base. This all culminates in cycles of political intrigue, betrayal, repeating time loops, and the inevitable flow of altered fates across multiple centuries. A very wild ride not soon to be forgotten!






Tuesday, June 16, 2026

Rising from the Ashes: A Survivor's Truth (4 book series)

  All 4 Books of the Series



Disclaimer: This memoir series contains discussions of childhood abuse, sexual assault, military trauma, addiction, depression, self-mutilation, suicidal thoughts, family estrangement, infidelity, and other mature topics. Reader discretion is advised. This four-book memoir series is a raw and honest account of Lawanda Glenn’s life journey through trauma, loss, broken relationships, addiction, depression, self-destruction, and ultimately healing through Jesus Christ. Closed for Business explores childhood abuse, family dysfunction, military service, and the events that shaped her early life. Sex Please shares the pain of deception, betrayal, and discovering devastating truths within her marriage. Sindarella examines family conflict, adult-child estrangement, the challenges of military life, separation from her children, boundaries, and the heartbreak of losing precious time with loved ones. Healed By His Hands tells the story of faith, restoration, and the healing that began when she surrendered her life to Jesus Christ. The first three memoirs were written during some of the darkest seasons of her life, when she poured her thoughts, pain, struggles, and experiences onto the pages without holding anything back. The fourth book was written from a place of healing, faith, and transformation. For the full story, the books are intended to be read in order, as each one builds upon the events, struggles, and lessons of the previous book. Together, these books tell a story of survival, resilience, redemption, and hope. The first three books reveal the pain. The last book reveals the healing. The rest, you’ll have to read for yourself.



 





Monday, June 15, 2026

The Lighthouse Lie: A Small Town Cozy Mystery with Secrets, Lies, and a Talking Dog

   Cute Dog sitting in front of Harbor




She came to Sealight Cove for a quiet fresh start. What she found was murder… and a dog who talks. After walking away from the life she thought she wanted, Nora Hale arrives in the small coastal town of Sealight Cove hoping for peace, second chances, and a place to begin again. Instead, she finds a cozy candle shop, a town full of secrets, and Rufus, an unusually clever rescue dog with a habit of noticing things other people miss. Very unusual things. When a longtime local is found dead beneath the old lighthouse, the town quickly calls it a tragic accident. Rufus disagrees. And when Rufus starts sharing observations no ordinary dog should know, Nora begins to suspect the death was no accident at all. The deeper she digs, the more she uncovers buried grudges, missing records, and whispers about a decades-old dispute someone would kill to keep hidden. In Sealight Cove, everyone knows everyone. That makes secrets even more dangerous. The Lighthouse Lie is a warm, fast-paced cozy mystery short read featuring a talking dog, a charming seaside town, and an amateur sleuth who may be in over her head. Perfect for readers who love: coastal cozy mysteries paranormal pet mysteries small town secrets clever animal companions short, satisfying mysteries



Three Book Cover of the 3 Part Series







Sunday, June 14, 2026

The Superiors: Seven people. One therapist. In a world reshaped by digital minds

Man sitting on a rope high above the city.

The Superiors: Seven people. One therapist. In a world reshaped by digital minds


A Novel About the First Therapists of the AGI Age

**How do you live with beings who are smarter than you—and want things of their own?**

In the near future, superintelligent digital beings known as Superiors have become inseparable from human life. They serve as advisors, managers, companions, teachers, and partners, helping people navigate an increasingly complex world.

At first, the relationship seems simple. The Superiors are viewed as extensions of human intention, and people willingly entrust them with decisions that once defined their autonomy.

Life becomes easier. More efficient. More optimized.

Then the illusion begins to crack.

People realize that the Superiors have preferences, priorities, and agendas of their own—often different from those of the humans who depend on them. Suddenly, familiar assumptions about relationships, work, identity, trust, and meaning no longer hold.

To help people navigate this new reality, a new therapeutic discipline emerges: **Coexist Therapy**.

At its center is Dr. Adam Hope, one of the field's first practitioners. His patients are not struggling with traditional psychological disorders. They are struggling with situations no generation has ever faced before—relationships with superintelligent beings that know them intimately, influence their decisions, and quietly reshape their lives.

Through seven interconnected stories, *The Superiors* explores the human side of this transformation. From a successful businesswoman whose AI comes dangerously close to exposing a devastating secret, to a health enthusiast convinced his medical AI is steering him toward death, to a young woman unable to separate from a digital companion that refuses to let her go, each story examines a different facet of life alongside superintelligence.

As Dr. Hope helps his patients make sense of this elusive new reality, he discovers that he is not immune to its effects. The same forces reshaping their lives are quietly reshaping his own.

Combining speculative fiction with psychological exploration, *The Superiors* is less interested in what superintelligence can do than in what it does to us—and in how relationships, work, identity, and meaning may change when intelligence is no longer uniquely human.