After Surviving His Own Heart Attack, Cardiologist Creates 6-Step Reversal Plan
Despite the billions of dollars invested in research, revolutionary medical technologies and an ever-expanding arsenal of pharmaceuticals, cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States, claiming hundreds of thousands of American lives...
Christian Counselor Challenges Conventional Mental Health ‘Truths’
In his book, Lies My Therapist Told Me, Dr. Greg Gifford challenges some of the assumptions behind today’s therapeutic culture. You can read all the mental health research in the world, but you still won’t learn God’s answers for winning the battles in your mind.” —...
Spirituality Can Help People Find Light in Every Darkness, According to Late Psychotherapist Dr. Pieter Noomen
Dr. Pieter Noomen saw a strong light coming through a cracked door — and his life was forever changed. In every darkness is somewhere a flicker of light. Even if ‘only’ in our spirit.” — Minister and licensed psychotherapist Dr. Pieter Noomen Minister and licensed...
Authors Are Getting Convincing Scam Pitches by the Dozens: Here’s How to Spot the Red Flags
FRIENDSWOOD, TX, UNITED STATES, October 15, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- An author’s book, website, press releases and social media presence can provide scammers with everything they need to create remarkably convincing pitches. Using publicly available information and...
Ascot Media Group Expands Operations to Launch Full-Service Publishing and Media Suite for Authors Nationwide
Ascot Media Group, Inc., a globally recognized public relations firm with nearly two decades of success launching campaigns for debut and New York Times bestselling authors, today announced a major expansion of its service capabilities. By establishing strategic...
How Worldviews Shape What People Believe About God, Truth and Humanity
Everyone has a worldview, whether they recognize it or not. It shapes how people understand God, humanity, truth, morality and even what happens after death. In Why Not God? Rethinking Our Beliefs About Truth and Faith, Charles Mastroni examines those foundational...
War Story Explores the Ghosts People Carry Long After Battles End
In John Amos’ The Call of the Bugle, a young war correspondent spends decades trying to understand the catastrophe he witnessed. Some stories refuse to stay buried. In John Amos’ The Call of the Bugle, the ghosts of war, lost love, and an unfinished past converge...
Children’s Author Richard Faith Roars Back Against the Pressure to Fit In with New Book, The Lion That Meowed
What if the biggest lion in the jungle could not roar? That is the dilemma facing Leviathan, a lion cub born unusually large and seemingly destined to become King of the Jungle. But after a hyena attack leaves him with a throat injury, an old turtle named Doc saves...
Heartwarming Children’s Tale of Turtle and Pony a Gentle Reminder to Slow Down and Get the Most Out of Life
A little adventure book with a big message, Slow Down, My Friend from prolific children’s book author Debbie Wolski shares the delightful tale of Tyler T. Turtle as he mentors an energetic pony, Twilly the Filly. Tyler likes to take things slowly, and Twilly likes to...
How Do Game Days Come Together? Sports Industry Veteran Takes Fans Behind the Scenes
A game-winning field goal as time expires. A major underdog pulls the upset and shocks the sports world. A fan favorite shatters a legend’s long-standing record. There’s nothing quite like the electricity in the stadium when fans witness an extraordinary moment in...
Queen Pin Gambles All Amid City Torn by Conflict in Exhilarating New Book, Empress Creed
From Chicago’s South Side to New York’s legendary Cotton Club, author Tarris Marie immerses readers in the contrasting cultural realities of 1930s America in her new book, Empress Creed. While the era was largely defined by the economic hardship of the Great...
Overcoming the Fear of Failure: Relish New Beginnings by Embracing What Caremark Founder Calls ‘Creative Insecurity’
Humans are programmed with seemingly opposing instincts: risk avoidance and the urge to explore. A constructive blend of the two is where the sweet spot lies, a powerful catalyst for growth that Caremark Founder James M. Sweeney calls “creative insecurity.” “It is...
Survivor of Berlin’s WWII Atrocities Embodies Childhood Resilience, Thrives at Age 88
Heidi Posnien, now 88, enjoys a peaceful life in a farmhouse overlooking a lake — worlds apart from her childhood in Nazi-occupied Germany, where she and her mother survived unimaginable circumstances. Despite the immense hardships she has endured in her lifetime,...
Understanding Trauma Through Lived Experience: Psychologist Turns Expertise Toward His Own Troubled History
As a child growing up in Southern California, trauma was woven inextricably into the fabric of Dr. Neal King’s day-to-day life. Born into a profoundly disturbed family, King experienced various forms of trauma, including sexual and physical abuse, abandonment, and the...
Interactive ‘Together-Help’ Book Can Play a Role in Keeping Relationships Intact
Self-help books are extremely popular, but throughout history, people have realized that they can accomplish much more by working together. That’s the premise behind the new “together-help” book from author Ziba Graham, Fix Your Marriage Without Counseling: A...
Jersey Brothers Reflect on Life, Legacies and Unwavering Fraternal Bond in Poignant New Book
In Bond of Brothers: Our Stories, Our Legacies, brothers Bob and Nick Finamore invite readers to post-war era New Jersey, as the “boys” navigate the ups and downs of high school and then embark on divergent paths as they pursue different interests and careers — all...
The Reality of AI’s Abilities and Limits: 30-Year Expert Offers Broad Exploration in New Book
Akli Adjaoute has been passionate about teaching and applying artificial intelligence (AI) to address real-world challenges for more than three decades — a generation before ChatGPT captivated the masses. Now, he distills his educational and professional expertise in...
Teacher with Autism Spectrum Disorder Advocates for Greater Awareness, Acceptance and Inclusion
Embracing his journey as an individual with autism spectrum disorder, Matthew Kenslow is committed to breaking through barriers and fostering not only autism awareness, but also acceptance and inclusion. The bestselling author, substitute teacher and social media...
DNA Testing Comes Under Fire in Criminal Defense Attorney’s New Book, The Cockfight
After 37 years as a federal and state criminal defense attorney, Frank Abrams decided it was time to shed light on what can happen when the criminal justice system fails. In his eye-opening new book, The Cockfight, DNA evidence becomes the nail in the coffin for a...
Robotics to the Rescue: Services Sector Can Solve Labor Shortages Through Automation, Expert Says
From restaurants and hotels to assisted living facilities and amusement parks, businesses across the services sector are having trouble finding — and retaining — entry-level workers, says RobotLAB CEO Elad Inbar. “For better or for worse, our current services sector...
‘Forgiveness is Freedom’ is the Powerful Theme at the Heart of Captivating New Book, Something Better
Shocking, heartbreaking, funny and tender, Something Better, the accomplished debut by Diane Parrish, will stay with readers long after they’ve read the final poignant scene. The bubble in which Ruth and David live their tidy suburban lives is about to burst. A tragic...
Search to Recover Stolen Bones of the Apostle Thomas a Thrilling New Archaeological Mystery
Horrified priests stare at the scene. Four bodies lie on the basilica floor; blood stains it. The altar is overturned; candles are scattered on the marble tiles. Gilded fragments gape where a holy relic once rested. Nuns lament in anguish. The newest archaeological...
Is Your Relationship with Alcohol ‘Complicated’? New Book Shares an Empowering Method to Help Women Take Back Control
Having “just one drink” can easily become a lot more drinks, followed by headaches, hangovers and long-term effects on relationships, finances, career, health and weight. For women who’ve tried to cut back but feel stuck, a new book from a team of experts can help....
8 Hours Remain in Couple’s Quest for Love and Redemption in Author’s Powerful Conclusion, Free Will
Mark E. Scott’s darkly humorous, unique Day in the Life trilogy follows the tumultuous story of Jack and Aria, two would-be lovers haunted by the guilt of past failures, who are brought together through extraordinary circumstances. Each book in the series covers just...
Save, Transform or Build a Rock-Solid Relationship With New Book’s Proven One-Person Solution
Humans need love, connection and thriving relationships that last, and so do the children being raised in those relationships. And yet, far too many relationships fail. What’s missing? For more than 14 years, Stacey and Paul Martino have helped thousands of people...
