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I Did Not Survive. I Just Refused To Stop I Did Not Survive. I Just Refused To Stop: The Extraordinarily Abnormal Life of an Average Desi Muslim Girl by MissFit is a hybrid work — part satirical essay, part poetry, part visual art — built on twenty years of observing Desi Muslim women navigate the gap between what their faith actually permits and what their culture demands of them. It is not a personal memoir. It is a collective truth told through one unflinching, often very funny voice. The book moves through five parts — The Cage, The Crack, The Grey, The Fire, The Flight — and is interwoven with original bilingual Urdu/English poster art that is integral to the work, not decorative. The voice is sharp, culturally specific, and deeply researched. It separates Islam from culture deliberately — and repeatedly — with footnotes that are part context, part comedy, entirely necessary. 10% of every sale goes to education and skill development for underserved communities in Pakistan. Cli...

    We Don't Die A cocky police detective, Dallas Scott and his best friend and partner, Ray Davis chase after a notorious hit-man, McNeil, and a bad decision by Scott lead to Davis' death. Scott is haunted by his choice and it leads him to become a bad cop and a horrible husband. Now partnered with a new young detective, John Crawford, they finally get a lead on the killer only to come up short. Days later, they find McNeil dead on the street and this still leaves Scott unhappy because he didn't kill the man responsible for his partner's death himself. McNeil's wife asks Scott for help but he refuses and this is a huge mistake which leads to her and her child's death. This incident brings McNeil's ghost to come back and haunt Scott and causes him to have a car accident. Now in the afterlife, the chase is on again with Scott having to go after McNeil for bringing chaos to the people who murdered him and his family. The Stakes are higher than ever in purgator...

        Rising From the Roots ‎Rising From the Roots by Jasmine Farrell is like a poetic late-night, heart-to-heart talk about growing up, losing your way, and finally finding yourself. Written as a collection of vulnerable free verse poetry, Jasmine shares her personal journey of untangling herself from church trauma, embracing her identity as a queer woman later in life, and healing from past pain. It is a beautiful, down-to-earth look at how hard it can be to break free from old rules, let go of what hurts, and learn to love who you truly are. If you are healing from family drama, questioning your faith, figuring out your sexuality, or just trying to rebuild your life on your own terms, Rising from the Roots will make you feel seen and less alone. Click here to get Rising From the Roots on Amazon Click here to get Rising From the Roots on IngramSpark or find out more at the link below ‎https://authorjfarrell.wixsite.com/risingfromtheroots

            She  No Name By Cheryl Knoll What if the deepest rupture in a life is not meant to destroy identity, but to strip it bare? She No Name  inhabits the charged space between heartbreak and awakening. It begins with a woman undone by an emotional bond she cannot explain, then follows her into a private landscape of obsession, insomnia, spiritual unrest, and memory. The book does not move like a conventional narrative. It drifts through prose reflections, meditations, and poems, letting the reader experience the collapse of an old self in fragments, flashes, and emotional aftershocks. Its world is intensely interior, but never abstract. Gardens, trees, smoke, fire, wings, stillness, and light recur like landmarks in an inner geography. A woman stands in the ashes of her former life. Solitude becomes not exile, but shelter. Forgiveness is reframed as recalibration. Even the title suggests a threshold state: a self no longer willing to be ful...

      Best of Friends Trilogy Book 1: Best of Friends: What happens when a family death wreaks havoc among siblings? What would you do if the ‘peace-maker’ of the family suddenly loses control? If the opportunity arose, would you agree to simply ‘burn the will,’ sell the estate and split the proceeds? What would be your response when calling the cops and being told: “We’re not coming out, unless there are bullets flying and bodies to count?” Elizabeth Caliente is faced with such propositions in Sherry Brantley’s award-winning ‘Best of Friends’ trilogy. Best of Friends has won two national awards for ‘Best Fiction of the Year!’ Book 2: Before Best of Friends: In this much-anticipated prequel to the ‘Best of Friends,’ trilogy, readers discover how the Fabulous Five group were formed in their youth, and are introduced to the unfolding of the powerful secrets binding the group together. Secrets only this private group were privileged to know. Join this tight-knit group as yo...

  Kind Hearts Farm: A New Beginning Kind Hearts Farm: A New Beginning is a heartfelt children’s story about healing, kindness, and the power of love. When Jimmy arrives at his grandmother’s farm, his heart is heavy and unsure. Life hasn’t always been easy, and trusting others doesn’t come naturally. But through gentle days, caring moments, and the quiet magic of farm life, something begins to change. With the help of his loving Grandma and a special little lamb he names Clover, Jimmy slowly learns what it means to feel safe, to be cared for, and to open his heart again. Set against the peaceful rhythm of the farm, this story reminds children that kindness can grow in the smallest moments—and that love has the power to help us begin again. Perfect for children ages 4–8, this beautifully told story encourages compassion, emotional growth, and connection between generations. Click here to get Kind Hearts Farm: A New Beginning on Amazon / Kindle