Our 2026 Releases

Rhythmic-Tuning in a Chaotic World

by I. Michael Borrero, Ph.D.

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Reclaiming Coherence offers a deeply personal and thought-provoking exploration of rhythm as the hidden architecture of human existence. Blending memoir, philosophy, science, and spiritual reflection, this work invites readers to see struggle not as failure, but as a sign of being “out of tune.” Rhythmic-Tuning for Coherence offers a new way of listening—to life, to the world, and to the rhythm already within.

How to Publish a Book That Transforms Lives—Including Yours

by Elizabeth B. Hill, MSW

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The Abundant Author® Guidebook gives you the clarity, confidence, and tools you need to bring your nonfiction book to life and share it with the world.

This edition features expert advice from bestselling authors and marketing professionals: Kerry Dobson, Meghan Dougherty, Annette Farha, Daisy Plaza, Amanda Quick, and Natasha Walstra. If you are writing from personal experience to uplift and guide others, this is the perfect companion for every stage of your author journey.

Reflections on Authentic, Wise and Eccentric Years

by Mary Bub

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Mary Bub encourages readers to not just follow along on her eightieth trip around the sun, but to travel with her. Letters to Betty at 80 explores themes that readers of any age can relate to—feeling out of place, acceptance versus resignation, perspective, and familial relationships—with the unique perspective of someone who has lived a long life. Reflective questions following each journal entry encourage readers to examine their own lives and find meaning in their experiences.

Learning to Love Yourself from the Inside Out

by Sheryl Ravalese

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In Eat, Love, Heal, Sheryl Ravalese explores the complicated dynamic of food and emotions with humor, reflection, and professional expertise. She includes beloved recipes that highlight “how food and the way we share it is woven into the fabric of our family,” as well as more scientific and practical guidance—including questions and prompts—that address eating disorders, disordered eating, and self-acceptance.

by Jen Clark

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How God Calls Us is a heartfelt journey of discovery, showing how God uses music, people, His Word, and prayer to draw us closer to Him—even when we don’t realize it at the time. This book is both a testimony and an encouragement for anyone seeking a deeper relationship with God.