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Below are some of our most recently released books.
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Ideas to Action
Unlock your organization's hidden genius to ignite innovation and accelerate results by Rick Tucci
TRANSFORM YOUR WORKFORCE INTO A POWERHOUSE OF INNOVATION AND CHANGE! Tired of change initiatives that drain resources, disengage employees, and drag on with minimal results? The most powerful solution already exists—within your workforce! Ideas to Action flips the script on traditional change management, showing you how to unleash the untapped genius of your frontline employees and equip leaders at all levels to make it happen. This practical guide provides a proven, step-by-step roadmap—the Ideas-to-Action Process—that’s simple to use, easy to scale, and delivers fast results. Inside, you’ll discover how to: • Empower frontline workers to become drivers of change and innovation. • Transform ideas into action quickly and effectively—without relying on external consultants. • Build a culture of continuous improvement and results-driven adaptability. • Achieve measurable results in weeks—not months or years. Drawing from success stories across Fortune 500 companies, healthcare systems, and government agencies, Ideas to Action gives you the tools and insights to get real returns from employee engagement. Leaders who implement this process consistently report performance gains in the first 60–90 days. Don’t just manage change—lead it! Unleash the power of employee-powered innovation with Ideas to Action.
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Notes from Oblivion
by Gary Russo
Notes from Oblivion will appeal to an adult readership that enjoys hard-hitting, thought-provoking poetry. Themes explored include unsophisticated populism, media saturation, freedom and censorship, isolation, and the angst of love. They are written in classic lyric style with an emphasis on rhythm and look at modern life from unexpected and sometimes humorous perspectives. Each poem is accompanied by a full color image.
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Escape from Transylvania
Journey to New Life by Zoltan Mihaly
It is 1984 in Communist Romania and Zoltan Mihaly is young, courageous, and frustrated with the limitations of life under communism and the Ceausescu regime. A member of an ethnic Hungarian minority within the historical region of Transylvania, Mihaly dreams of freedom in the West, and when the opportunity presents itself, he jumps on it. Escape From Transylvania is the unique memoir of a harrowing journey that tests relationships and limits, and a young man risking everything to embark upon a new life. It is a story of adventure, friendship, and overcoming. Through breathtaking landscapes and life-threatening circumstances, our narrator maintains a sense of humour and a refreshing light-heartedness. Relaying some of the rich geography and history of this fascinating part of the world, the book tells the story of personal growth and transformation—a testament to the human spirit's resilience in the face of adversity.
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The Kahuna Chronicles
Stories of the Past and Legends of Tomorrow by Scott Graham
Get ready for a wild ride at Camp Kahuna! Join brothers Mason and Harley as they dive headfirst into a whirlwind of campfire stories of adventure, fun, and friendship. Discover the remedy for the stinkiest feet in the world, the consequences of too much candy after a feast of Mexican food, and the power of an invisible banana. Through hilarious escapades, experience the magic of friendship, the courage to stand up to bullies, and the importance of celebrating what makes you unique. From facing down the Moo Moo Chickens to outsmarting the mischievous Chippie the Attack Squirrel, there’s never a dull moment at Camp Kahuna. So grab your sleeping bag, make some s’mores, and jump into the action-packed world of Camp Kahuna!
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In the Presence of Beauty
New and Selected Poems by Michael Dow
With remarkable attention to detail, a broad range of knowledge, and an obvious love of language, Dow moves between detailed nature poems, poems about personal grief, lyrical love poems, and narrative poems of times spent in far-off places. With compassion and clarity, In the Presence of Beauty explores Buddhist subjects and Dow's own deep spiritual experiences, while also considering the beauty and sacredness of everyday family life.
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Cassandra’s Reward … for Failure
by Nancy I. Young
For most of her life, Cassandra Stillwater lived a life of failure, plagued by disappointment and shame at her own inability to “do better.” But through the grace of God, for a time, it seemed she had moved beyond all that. Her abusive husband Howard was gone, dying of a heart seizure under the hot Australian sun. Her beloved sister-in-law Bethany Stillwater had forgiven her for her perjured testimony, which had led to Bethany’s incarceration in an Australian prison. As well as forgiveness, she had offered Cassandra a home, and a position, at Stillwater Estate where she could safely raise her four sons. Cassandra had gratefully accepted both in order to leave London, and memories of her failed life, behind. Those events, both Bethany’s prison term and Howard’s death were now distant memories, and Cassandra was looking forward to a successful life from now on. But unfortunately, her newfound luck has run out and she finds herself failing once again. After a two-year drought, the estate funds have run dry, leaving her scrambling to find a way to save the estate from going under. But when the Duke of Yardley, Bethany’s father-in-law, gets wind of Cassandra’s troubles at the estate—despite her refusal to ask for help or even admit to there being a problem—he sends his nephew, Lord John Dudley, for a visit with instructions to get to the root of the problem as discreetly as possible. Little does the duke know that, back in Australia, Bethany is matchmaking again, just as she recently did successfully with her friends Joe and Joann. But will John’s secretive actions put Bethany’s plans in jeopardy? And will Cassandra’s determination to leave the estate forever mean she is doomed to a loveless single life in London? Perhaps she is destined to be a failure for the rest of her life, and Bethany’s plans will come to naught . . .
