SIDELINES (NOVEL)
Recovery after reading this book may take six weeks for your nerves, but the psychological scars will linger for months. From award-winning author Ryan W. McClellan comes a chilling and twisted tale of Sedona Whitley, a high school cheerleader whose descent into darkness will leave you breathless.
"I was skeptical at first—it felt like a movie. But as I read deeper, the layers unfolded. I’m not exaggerating when I say this book left me reeling. It’s a psychological punch to the gut. Just be prepared to need therapy afterward." – Anonymous
THROUGH JADED EYES (NOVEL)
In this world, fear is more than an emotion—it’s a disease. And disease? It’s a tool of control. When one chaotic moment turns Daniel's world upside down, he is thrust into a dangerous journey beyond The Wall, where the desolate wasteland he expected reveals something far more sinister lurking in The Outskirts.
“I wasn’t prepared. I thought it was a good book at first, and then bam! I couldn't put it down, and the ending is similar to Stephen King's 'The Dark Tower' except of course, this time there is no promise of hope..." - David C.
THE BOOK OF YOUR LIFE (SELF HELP)
This isn’t a “how-to” guide or a generic personal development book. It’s a passage—an exploration of how Shakespeare’s timeless Three-Act Structure reveals the secrets to navigating life’s challenges, triumphs, and transformations. You’ll discover that life, much like a play or a movie, unfolds in acts: a beginning, a middle, and an end. By understanding this framework, you can take control of your narrative, face conflict with courage, and overcome obstacles with grace.
"This book was neat as heck! It's not just self-help and personal development; it's a concept. I found it both informative and interesting, and I would recommend this to anyone who wants a fun way to grow as a person." – Jamie B.
MEN WITH NO NAMES (NOVEL)
Stranded on a hostile planet after Earth's nuclear apocalypse, two rival factions of elite soldiers are locked in a desperate fight to endure. The mysterious "light" they seek could hold the key to humanity's salvation—or become the catalyst for its destruction. In this unforgiving world, survival is not just about weapons and strategy but about confronting the truths that define what it means to be human.
"'Jaws' made people afraid of the ocean; 'The Blair Witch Project' made people afraid of the woods. This book makes me afraid of the air..." - Ester G.
