Our Authors
Real Authors. Real Books.
Meet the voices we've had the honor of bringing to readers worldwide — published, in print, and changing lives.
"Journey of Crimson Thread"
Beatrice Ostlie
A poignant exploration of resilience amid adversity. Beatrice's narrative — born from therapeutic journaling — follows Bea, a biracial child abandoned in a war-torn country, who collects acts of kindness like precious crumbs and transforms pain into power.
"Writing became my refuge, and I hope my story becomes a beacon for fellow survivors."
Chuck Boso
"We Were Champions: The Story of a Small Town Football Legacy"
Sistersville, West Virginia — 1980. A group of undersized athletes took to a dry, dusty field and changed the face of West Virginia high school football. They didn't have depth or size, but they had heart, and a town that believed in them.
"They didn't have everything. They had heart — and that was enough."
"The Grace Glitch: How Broken Moments Become Sacred"
Dr. Sheila Hodge-Windover
A powerful Christian memoir exploring grief, faith after tragedy, and the haunting possibility of medical negligence. Set against August 1st, 1991, this is a courageous search for truth — and a reminder that even in tragedy, grace still speaks.
"Healing begins with truth. And even in the silence, grace still speaks."
Leonard Jacobson
"Life Beyond the Ego: A New Beginning for Humanity"
A concise summary of Leonard Jacobson's teaching on awakening. The book reveals the true nature of the ego, how it keeps us in illusion and separation, and how to come into a right relationship with it so we can truly awaken into Presence.
"To free yourself from the ego is to feel life begin again."
"Maximus the Brave"
Teri Francis & Vaneesa Keen
A delightful story that mixes playful storytelling with real natural history. With warm, whimsical illustrations and sections like 'Some Prickly Facts,' young readers are welcomed into the charming world of hedgehogs — sparking curiosity and respect for nature.
"An adventure that entertains, teaches, and nurtures wonder for nature's smallest creatures."