Indestructible: The Hidden Gifts of Trauma is a child survivor’s shocking narrative expertly woven through the perspective of the adult self, who is ultimately healed. This is the fascinating personal story of a traumatized overachiever bound by the cultural...
Sherra Aguirre is a health enthusiast and food justice advocate, passionate about empowering others (especially African American women and other communities who are at high risk for diabetes and heart disease), to maintain vibrancy and good health throughout their...
Author and digital marketing expert Felix Holzapfel gives readers a new and unique category of science fiction: a “technological” fiction--where real technology is co-mingled into an unpredictable fictional setting. His streamlined and precise writing style...
Melanie Gibson was an independent woman with a good job, multiple college degrees, and a condo in the trendy part of town. She also had a few mental illnesses, a minor substance abuse problem, and rotten relationship skills. She was nearing a total mental breakdown...
As I was writing Chendell, I wanted the book to have a feeling of reality even though a superhero is by definition, unreal. So, I did a lot of research – especially about China. And I was impressed with what I found about some Chinese attitudes towards animals...
“CHENDELL starts as a boy-meets-girl story, connecting a girl from the U.S. to a boy from China, told in an unusual compelling format. It is about love and family, but also about insects and trees. When boy and girl become a super couple, the reader accompanies...
Chendell: A Natural Hero is now an eco-superhero audiobook narrated by Entourage’s Adrian Grenier and actress Alicia Silverstone – both strong environmental advocates. Entertainers and celebrities with such passion for saving our planet have huge followings....
Hi Book Lovers! Here is my first book in the Chendell series. It is different. First of all, you really get to know the main characters, Robin Dell and Jamie Chen, from their own perspectives as they tell their stories. Secondly, they fall in love. Yes,...
As I was writing Chendell, I wanted the book to have a feeling of reality even though a superhero is by definition, unreal. So, I did a lot of research – especially about China. And I was impressed with what I found about some Chinese attitudes towards animals...
“CHENDELL starts as a boy-meets-girl story, connecting a girl from the U.S. to a boy from China, told in an unusual compelling format. It is about love and family, but also about insects and trees. When boy and girl become a super couple, the reader accompanies...
