Every book on our list exists because someone spent years learning something the hard way and wrote it down so the next person wouldn't have to. That's the thread. The genres are different. The purpose isn't.
Georgia Leigh Carroll
Near-future thriller · Summer 2026
Set a few years from now in the hills of east Tennessee — wells gone dry, the grid thinned to a thread, most of the work quietly handed over to machines. It follows two families holding their ground, a young scientist with second thoughts, and the slow realization that they may not be alone in their own heads.
H. Renee Carroll
Personal development · Summer 2026
Not did you believe hard enough, but what specifically was misaligned, and how do you correct it? Written by a software engineer with thirty years in regulatory technology and a Master of Divinity, Developing treats manifestation the way any rigorous mind would treat any system.