Serena is a loving mom and loving wife, what more can you ask for? This story revolves around Serena Raye Sanchez and the secret Diary she left behind after her Death. A book about her relationships prior and after her marriage to her husband, Samuel Sanchez. It is about the Men she loved and lost through Fate. If a woman can love, then can she stay loyal? One man’s perspective on Love, will shatter her belief in finding her true soulmate. After her relationship ends, she perceives all relationships as fragile eggshells that at any moment can crumble beneath her feet and her search for her soulmate leads her into relationships that she later abandons because of her insecurities. Fear of being dumped motivates her to break up with her Lovers before they do with her. If she had met her true soulmate instead of a user like her first Lover, perhaps she would have stopped her search and settled with what Fate handed her. The men she Loved may not remember her, but she remembers them. Serena’s daughters will surely be dumbfounded by the secrets revealed within the Diary of a Gypsy Heart and their lives will change forever. Category: romance/adult fiction

The author Verle Jean was born and raised in the Slim Buttes region of the Black Hills in South Dakota and was touched by the beauty of the country she grew up in. I know this book “Poems From A Gypsy Heart “ will find the Gypsy spirit in us all. The cover and illustrations are done by the author Ms. Verle Jean. She knew from the age of eight years old she would be a poet. This book is a lifetime collection of her works of insightful reflections of God’s creations. Please share in a wondrous journey through the thoughts of a truly inspiring author and artist. A personal bible of emotions for everyone about everything one could possibly contemplate.

A lighthearted story of one woman’s experiences on being a delivery driver. Mary, a wife, and mother of two, recounts her experiences as an independent delivery driver. She juggles her everyday Life while bringing a smile to those she meets and making her personal quota as a Dasher. Her family struggles during the COVID pandemic, but prevails through perseverance and faith, like many other families did during tough times. Jobs were scarce, and homelessness abound but people found a way to make ends meet; some did by becoming delivery drivers. There are Pros and Cons to the job, but Mary makes it work. Category: 18 & over

In an alternate universe, Earth faced an invasion from aliens hailing from a planet named Nykarus, leading to a brutal five-year war. Two years into the conflict, a distress signal was sent out and caught the attention of an old foe of the NyKarin race. The Kygourins teamed up with humans to push back the invaders, forcing them to retreat to the Pledius star system. Unfortunately, many humans were captured and placed in cryo-chambers aboard the NyKarin motherships. Once the NyKarins returned to their home planet, they scattered the captured humans across habitable planets in nearby solar systems, sealing their fate as slaves. Chandra, an Enforcer cyborg soldier, was never meant to be a part of the culling. However, fate had other plans, leading her to one of Eurleau’s moons, Dyna, where she was sold at auction to a Madam running a high-end brothel. Adara, the Madam, brings her to the city of Mu, where Chandra undergoes a significant transformation, preparing her for her new role as a prostitute in the brothel. Years have gone by, and Soran, the Emperor of Nykarus, has finally tracked down Chandra. He confronts Adara Sunn, insisting she turn Chandra over to him. Though she is hesitant, a secret meeting with Xenos, a bounty hunter, changes her mind, leading her to sell Chandra to him. Chandra leaves Southern Atlan with Xenos, closing the chapter on her life at the brothel, but opening a new one in her quest for self-discovery. The implant in her head is just the start, as her adventure will take her to uncharted territories and put her in the path of various dangers.

Jane Phoenix teaches a parapsychology class at a local college while she moonlights as a paranormal investigator/Hunter. She is a part of a secret organization of Hunters that the Church recruited to investigate and hunt down paranormal/supernatural phenomenon. She has dealt with ghosts, werewolves, vampires, witches, and cryptids but her next case will take her and her assistant Mary Kate into an unknown, sickly yellow labyrinth of hundreds of miles of segmented empty rooms and hallways with trapdoors, ominous creatures and walls that move making it hard to find a way out. They will be hunted by monstrous creatures that prey upon unsuspecting travelers within the incohesive inauspicious maze. Fluorescent lights buzzing overhead, the stink of old dirty, moist carpet and the threat of becoming prey to the unknown, will change Jane and Mary Kate in ways they never thought possible. Their Faith and Courage will guide them through as they search for the bishop’s grandniece, Talia. Will they make it out together or fall victim to the Backrooms. Ages: 18 & over

Cher, a 21-year-old woman, was leading a mundane life as a college student until the day she crossed paths with Dolan, a mysterious and enigmatic 30-year-old man. From the moment he laid eyes on her, Dolan was captivated by Cher's beauty and innocence, seeing her as the perfect target for his hidden desires. Despite Cher's reserved nature and lack of sexual experiences, Dolan pursued her relentlessly until he finally won her heart. Little did Cher know, Dolan was not an ordinary man; he harbored a deep, dark secret that would shatter her belief in love and alter her life in unimaginable ways. As Cher delved deeper into her relationship with Dolan, she soon realized that his intentions were far from pure. The encounter with this enigmatic man would leave her questioning everything she thought she knew about herself and the world around her. Cher's journey with Dolan would be one filled with twists, turns, and revelations that would change her forever.

Chandra's journey continues as she faces an uncertain future. Xenos and Chandra are on the run. A wealthy friend of Xenos has offered one of his estates as a haven. They both stay for a few months, but Xenos knows he must return to the planet Barunda with Chandra. Dukar, Xenos' trusted friend, offers a solution; they concoct a plan to leave Eurleau, undetected by the Ny'Karins. Their plan fails but by a twist of fate, Chandra's own plan succeeds. She escapes and stows away on a ship heading to Aurora, there she is thrown into another brothel. Shortly after, an enigmatic bounty hunter emerges into the scene. She storms the brothel and takes Chandra. After spending time with Makea, Chandra manages to escape from the bounty hunter and makes her way to Carlos, a merchant's slave who she met before she was sold to Xenos. Together, along with her best friend Keeja, they travel to Lyvia, where they meet Treau a changeling. He helps them get to Avolea, a mysterious forest deep within the continent Lyvia. It is there where Chandra's fate takes a turn. At the sanctuary, she discovers the truth of who she is, her connection to Soran, and the foreboding fate that awaits her. Category: sci-fi/fantasy/adult books Ages: 18 & over

A revealing account of Hitler’s thoughts and actions throughout World War II from one of his closest aides. Major Gerhard Engel was Hitler's army adjutant from 1938 to 1943. During his years with Hitler, Engel kept a diary. After the war, he added material to shed further light on certain events, military and political decisions, and Hitler's attitude to particular problems. His diary covers the decision-making process behind crucial military actions, including the annexation of Austria, the invasion of Czechoslovakia, and the war against Russia. He also addresses intrigue within Hitler's inner circle and his casual conversations with other key Nazi figures. At the Heart of the Reich sheds important light on the Fuhrer's core beliefs. It includes the statement made by Hitler in 1941, “I am now as before a Catholic.” It also details his views on German Jews and dwells on the extent to which they served in the Wehrmacht. Engel also addresses the deportation of Jews from Salonika and Hitler's order to Himmler to select a destination, the details of which Hitler was apparently unconcerned with. The final part of the diary is mostly devoted to the war against Russia. Engel's reports confirm that the master plan was to take Leningrad and Rostov, then close pincers behind Moscow. The plan was frustrated by senior army commanders'’ lack of enthusiasm and Hitler's failure to exert firm leadership. Engel depicts Hitler as a vacillating, contrary man. It is not unlikely that this encouraged his generals to impose themselves and argue their plan to rush Moscow, which ultimately contributed to the defeat of the Third Reich. Skyhorse Publishing, along with our Arcade, Good Books, Sports Publishing, and Yucca imprints, is proud to publish a broad range of biographies, autobiographies, and memoirs. Our list includes biographies on well-known historical figures like Benjamin Franklin, Nelson Mandela, and Alexander Graham Bell, as well as villains from history, such as Heinrich Himmler, John Wayne Gacy, and O. J. Simpson. We have also published survivor stories of World War II, memoirs about overcoming adversity, first-hand tales of adventure, and much more. While not every title we publish becomes a New York Times bestseller or a national bestseller, we are committed to books on subjects that are sometimes overlooked and to authors whose work might not otherwise find a home.

In the last decade of his life, starting when he was a sixty-two-year old curmudgeon in a backwater Slavic country, Czech composer Leo Jancek produced operas and chamber music that would stun the music world, one masterpiece on top of another. In Janceks Eternal Love, author George M. Cummins III presents a biography focusing on the life of Jancek (1854-1928) based on original Czech sources, with special attention to detailed analysis of the last four operas and biographical focus on the composers relationship with his muse, Kamila Stsslov. In 1916, Jancek was known only as a local ethnographer specializing in folk music, but he acquired international fame with the operas and chamber pieces he composed after the age of sixty-two until his death at seventy-four. Cumminswith both a personal and scholarly knowledge of Czech language, history, and culturenarrates a personal biography that includes detailed, insightful descriptions of Janceks compositions.