Synopsis: Maggie Molinaro survived a hardscrabble childhood in the downtrodden streets of Manhattan to become a successful businesswoman. After a decade of sacrifice, she now owns a celebrated ice cream company, but when she offends a corrupt banker, she unwittingly sets off a series of calamities that threaten to destroy her life's work. Liam Blackstone... Continue Reading →
Review: Break Through to Yes
Synopsis: Collaboration is the new field of leadership. And it is evolving quickly. Now access the most current and collaborative book. Savage's updated book guides you through the business, social and environmental costs of bad collaboration, the roadblocks to collaboration, the 10 Essential Steps to Collaboration, Disruptive Technology, Team Assessments, getting beyond fake news, how... Continue Reading →
Meet This Author: Takiyah Smith
Q: When did you begin writing your book? June 2018 Q:How did your careers help shape your writing? Writing is a gift. Creating poetry was my first love. I have enjoyed writing since a young child. I can't say that my careers have particularly assisted in my writing career, it's just something I have always been fond of. ... Continue Reading →
Review: Flipping Houses When You’re Dead Broke
Synopsis: How to Start a House Flipping Business Without Experience or Money - A Beginner’s Guide to Financial Freedom. Do you dream about escaping the boring routine of a 9-5 job and starting a profitable business? Has the current economic crisis cost you your job--your debts piling up without any source of income in sight?... Continue Reading →
Review: Would I Lie to the Duke
Synopsis: When an ambitious entrepreneur pretends to be a lady of means, she catches the eye—and heart—of a duke... Jessica McGale's family business desperately needs investors, and she's determined to succeed at any cost. But she knows London's elite will never look twice at a humble farm girl like herself. Posing as “Lady Whitfield,” however,... Continue Reading →
Review: Flip-Flops and Microwaved Fish
Synopsis: Rated ★★★★★ by Readers' Favorite A TWENTY-SOMETHING’S GUIDE TO WORKPLACE CULTURE AND COMMUNICATION Flip-Flops and Microwaved Fish helps soon-to-be-college grads and those first starting out in their careers learn how to be more than just professional-ish. It offers very funny and practical advice on truly understanding and managing life at work. Written for both... Continue Reading →
Review: The Christian Entrepreneur
Synopsis: The road to launching a successful business can be long and confusing. Where do you start? Should you rent office space or work out of your garage? Should you register as a for-profit or a nonprofit business? How should you handle legal issues that come up? What does it mean to be a "Christian"... Continue Reading →
Review: Cold Nose, Warm Heart
Synopsis: A poodle, a black lab and a Chihuahua walk into a dog park… All Caleb Donovan has to do to redeem his family name is take a rundown Miami Beach apartment building and turn it into luxury condos. Easy, right? Unfortunately, that would also turn the local dog park into a parking lot and... Continue Reading →
Review: Never Have I Ever with a Duke
Synopsis: Graham Kinsley is shocked when he inherits a debt-ridden dukedom, and now he has just one month to repay a loan. He needs an heiress—or find a way to recoup the former duke’s losses. When he meets the alluring Arabella, he’s entranced. Unfortunately, she’s as bankrupt as he is, but if they work together... Continue Reading →
Review: Squat
Synopsis: Health, diet, and fitness have become a multi-billion dollar business. The industry explodes into every corner of the industrialized world. A person can’t ignore the inducements and promotions that exist in every media source on the planet. Yet, the commerce surrounding the business has a unique and curious component. The... Continue Reading →
Review: Downright Dead
Synopsis: Holly Davis never imagined having a haunted bed and breakfast would be the secret to her success—or that a secret might leave her B&B DOA . . . After the syndicated TV show, Inquiring Minds, airs footage of their resident ghost at Holly Grove, a converted antebellum plantation house, it... Continue Reading →
Review: From Nothing by Ken Goldstein
Synopsis: Victor Selo had blown up his life. A wannabe rock star turned tech savant, he’d wagered his Silicon Valley executive position on a corporate inside straight and lost. Having security escort him out of the building was the best thing that happened to him that day. The... Continue Reading →
Review: The Final Score
Synopsis: In the new Play-by-Play novel by the New York Times bestselling author of Rules of Contact, a star quarterback is torn between his love of the game—and the woman who may be the love of his life. Nathan Riley is ready to follow in the footsteps of his famous football player father. He’s been... Continue Reading →
Review: Excel Formulas that Automate Task You No Longer have Time For
Synopsis: A Survival Guide To Getting The Most Work Done You Can In The Least Amount of Time Do you find yourself with more time-consuming work to do in less time than ever? Are you constantly under time pressure to get "urgent" things out? And then answer a bunch... Continue Reading →
Review: Innovation Revolution
Synopsis: You are an innovative leader tangled in corporate red tape, facing intense pressure for growth amidst accelerating uncertainty. Put down your white flag with this "what to expect” guide for leading in the 21st century. It delivers proven billion-dollar startup secrets reengineered for the enterprise to break up business log jams, stop internal dysfunction... Continue Reading →
Searching for Rebellion: Two Indie Authors Form Edgy Publishing Company
Tony Nesca and Nicole I. Nesca have one question – where have all the fearless artists gone? Unable to find a mainstream publishing outfit that suited their taste for grittier writing, the Nescas formed their own – Screamin’ Skull Press. For the Beat Generation, controversy was the norm, not the exception. Creators like Jack Kerouac,... Continue Reading →
Review: Toxic Client
Synopsis: Not every client is a good client! Learn how to avoid problem clients that are more trouble than they're worth... To succeed in business you must learn how to recognize and avoid the Toxic Client. With useful stories everyone can relate to, Toxic Client will show you how to handle the problem customers. In... Continue Reading →
Review: The Legacy Family (Father, Son, and Holy Coach)
Synopsis: You've seen it, heard the stories, and maybe it has happened in your family--the dissension, fighting, greed, and legal actions when an inheritance is up for grabs. You're thinking, "That won't happen in our family." Think again! It has been statistically proven that 70 percent of wealth is lost each time it transitions to... Continue Reading →
Review: A California Closing
Synopsis: Big M OK Used Car–magnate Michael Mulroney never set out to be heroic. He lives at the top, naturally, thanks to instinct, wit, and the will to win. Insolvency is not the same as poverty; poverty is for poor people. And a man of proven dexterity is not poor. He beats the practical challenges... Continue Reading →
Review: Regolith
Synopsis: Elle is a sales superstar at Aspen-Hayward Inc., a company specializing in consumer products and medical supplies. To her surprise, she is hand-picked by the company’s board to run the Research and Development department with an impossible mandate: deliver an industry-leading adaptive learning program to anticipate consumer needs, or else. Aspen-Hayward—languishing in the shadow... Continue Reading →
Review: Challenge Your Assumptions, Change Your World
Synopsis: Andy Cohen, New York Times notable author of Follow the Other Hand, introduces the Assumpt!, a breakthrough way to make better business decisions, faster and smarter. Orville Wright, co-founder of modern aviation, dismissed the idea of creating a landing strip. He assumed that if man had to smooth out the airstrip, he didn't deserve... Continue Reading →
Review: The Making of a CEO
Synopsis: There’s a lot on your shoulders when you’re at the top of a business. Your employees rely on you—and so do your customers. But to navigate your company to the best of your abilities, you can’t always go it alone. Management expert Oswald R. Viva wants to be your coach. The Making of a... Continue Reading →
Review: Unleashing the Intrapreneur
Synopsis: Millennials desire to be autonomous, be creative, and live meaningful lives. But because current company landscapes impede on that, their career is driven elsewhere, to companies that support their priorities. Companies that welcome and provide Millennials intrapreneurial opportunities entice employees to stay and help the company move forward. Millennials will dedicate futures to companies... Continue Reading →
Review: Bootstrapping 101
Synopsis: Many unemployed Americans are discarding their résumés to pursue their dream of owning their own business. Many existing entrepreneurs are struggling to make ends meet in the current economic downturn. Bob Reiss has written Bootstrapping 101 to help these wannabe and existing small business owners improve their odds of success. He shows entrepreneurs how... Continue Reading →
Review: The Homeless Entrepreneur
Synopsis: If you're homeless you don't have to get a job - you can start a business and make twice what most jobs pay you. It's not a get-rich-quick scheme. It will take work, but millions have done it. This book gives you the basic steps, resources, and inspiration you need to start a... Continue Reading →
Review: Amelia’s Children
Synopsis: In 1985 Amelia Davis is brutally murdered in the woods outside of Laurel Hill. Her killer is never caught. Thirty years later, David Jenson comes to town on what he calls “personal business”, though he won’t tell anyone what that business is. Could he have some connection to the town’s most infamous cold... Continue Reading →
Review: Mastering Online Marketing
Synopsis: Mastering Online Marketing is the most comprehensive and up-to-date book available on advanced web marketing. It reveals the secrets that can help take your Internet marketing to a new level. Hundreds of books have been published on online marketing, so what makes this one special? Whether you are new to the subject and... Continue Reading →
Review: Live Free or DIY
Synopsis: Live Free or DIY is the time-starved small business owner's survival guide! From startup to growth to pivoting in a changing marketplace, Live Free or DIY reveals that small-business owners in every industry hit the same roadblocks -- and that the solutions are within reach. Whether wrestling with customer acquisition, budgeting, time management... Continue Reading →
Review: Must Love Wieners
Synopsis: Piper Summers works like a dog juggling three jobs to put herself through veterinary school—driving taxis, delivering pizzas, and singing telegrams. Thankfully, Piper has her devoted dachshund Colin to help her keep things in line. That is, until she gets fired...and someone throws her a bone that is too good to resist. Aiden... Continue Reading →
Review: A Thuggish, Ruggish Love
Synopsis: Mackie Carter was ten years old when she put a bullet in her mother's skull, taking her life. At age fourteen, she learned everything she could about her family's drug connections. When she turned eighteen, she jumped heavily into the Carter family drug operation. Blaze Carter had been groomed by his father to... Continue Reading →
Review: Reign & Chase (Game by the Pound)
Synopsis: Reign is a young up and coming mogul, a salon owner who is busy trying to build an empire. She’s faced tragedy at an early age but always felt she wasn’t told the entire truth about what happened. But still, she bounced back and stayed on top. Reign met her soul mate Chase... Continue Reading →
Review: Someone Like You
Synopsis: Single mom Julia Dare has a lot on her plate. A brand new Christian, she's busy trying to run her own business, spend time with her widowed mother, and raise her young son, Max, despite his father's less-than-ideal influence on him. When a big account from her event-planning business sends her to the... Continue Reading →
Review: The Change Up
Synopsis: Commercial real estate mogul Rachel Reed followed her workaholic father's footsteps to success, so when he's diagnosed with Alzheimer's, she vows to rise to the occasion. She'll help her father get the Arlington Aces independent professional baseball team up and running, then sell the franchise off to recoup their investment. It's a tall order,... Continue Reading →
Review: Truly, Madly, Sweetly
Synopsis: Sugar and spice and love that’s oh-so nice… An inherited parking spot. That’s all it took to make Natalie Moran’s food truck dreams come true. But her dream space is attached to a bakery inherited by someone else—drop dead gorgeous Eric Schneider, a financial consultant who wouldn’t know a cupcake from a cannoli.... Continue Reading →
Review: The Second Chance Shoe Shop
Synopsis: All Riley Flynn wants is to meet someone who makes her happy. But attracting the right kind of man is not easy, and with her heart still hurting from her last break-up, Riley believes she’ll never find love again. A year ago, Sadie Stewart’s whole world was shattered when her husband, Ross, died.... Continue Reading →
Review: Off the Hook
Synopsis: Welcome to The Buoys, a West Coast haven where love comes in with the tide. Perfect for readers of Jill Shalvis and Susan Mallery, the Fishing for Trouble series features three unforgettable brothers—each of whom is a great catch. Major league pitcher Liam O'Donnell knows his best days are probably behind him, but... Continue Reading →