No Name Bastard: How Our Lives Teach Us What We Can Control, Manage, and Influence is a candid and inspiring self-help book that explores how our most defining experiences—especially the difficult ones—can become powerful tools for growth, self-awareness, and shaping a more intentional future. Author Tori DaCosta talks to Book Glow about the book. No
The Fab Four Pillars of Impact: Building Dynamic Teams The Beatles’ Way by Dan Absher reveals how the legendary band’s rise and breakup illuminate four powerful principles—right people in the right seats, catalytic vision, esprit de corps, and the “magical mystery” of synergy—offering a music-infused blueprint for building exceptional, enduring teams. Author Dan Absher talks
A young woman coming of age during the American Revolution risks everything to become a journalist—uncovering war, corruption, and truth in a world that wants her silent. Author Jane Hulse talks to Book Glow about her Sarah Barrett American Revolution Series. Your Sarah Barrett American Revolution Series shines a light on voices often overlooked in
The Curiosity Curve: A Leader’s Guide to Growth and Transformation Through Bold Questions reveals how cultivating a culture of curiosity—through structured exploration, innovative thinking, and agile collaboration—empowers leaders to drive adaptability, engagement, and sustainable organizational growth. Author Dr. Debra Clary talks to Book Glow about the book. What inspired you to write The Curiosity Curve?
Blood on the Veld: (A Christian Bekker Wildlife Crime Thriller) follows conservation director Christian Bekker as he returns to South Africa to investigate the truth behind a decades-old tragedy, only to uncover a deadly web of wildlife crime, corruption, and buried secrets. Author S.A. McLain talks to Book Glow about the novel. Blood on the
The Right Side of Wrong: Renegades Against the Reich is a compelling family history that draws on letters, official documents, and firsthand testimony to chronicle one family’s struggle to survive two world wars while refusing to surrender their humanity. Author Dr. Ruth Hillelson talks to Book Glow about the book. The journey that became The
Brigitte M. Volltrauer Shipman is an author, life coach, speaker, and teacher. She specializes in coaching mothers with children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Her current book is A Mother’s Guide Through Autism, Through The Eyes of The Guided. She is also the author of Is It a God Thing? Joseph D. Shipman, despite grim predictions by some following
The Rodman Paradox: When Your Most Valuable Employee Isn’t Your Star reveals how identifying, empowering, and retaining the indispensable specialists hidden within your organisation can become the key to building stronger teams and achieving lasting success. Author Jack McCullough talks to Book Glow about the book. What first inspired you to write The Rodman Paradox,
The Happiness Reboot: The Path to Reclaiming Your Joy invites readers to question the life paths they’ve been taught to follow and offers a clear, introspective roadmap for breaking free from expectation and reconnecting with what truly brings them joy. Author Craig M. Robinson talks to Book Glow about the book. What first inspired you
From the Cyclops Cave: A Braided Memoir intertwines past and present, weaving a turbulent childhood in 1950s California with an adult life shaped by solitude on the Cycladic islands of Greece. Author Don Schofield talks to Book Glow about the memoir. From the Cyclops Cave is described as a “braided memoir.” What drew you to