Hidden: Stories That Shocked, Surprised, Shattered dives deep into the complexities of the human experience. Through powerful personal narratives, the anthology uncovers unexpected truths, challenges our perceptions, and opens a window into lives far beyond our own. Bringing together a diverse chorus of voices, the collection explores the defining moments that shape who we are. I am thrilled to have my story, “An Unknown Life,” featured here, adding my voice to this rich tapestry of unseen human stories.

Looking for a way to quiet a busy mind, carve out five minutes of screen-free calm, or simply exercise your brain with a fresh twist? Coming soon, Sudoku: The Puzzle That Connects US offers a thoughtfully designed collection of over 50 puzzles crafted with accessibility and relaxation in mind. Utilizing clean, highly readable OpenDyslexic typography, this book invites puzzle lovers of all experience levels to step away from the daily rush, sharpen their focus, and experience the simple, meditative joy of a grid coming together, one number at a time.

Animal Mayhem: When Wild Things Go Wilder is a laugh-out-loud collection of true animal stories filled with unexpected adventures, hilarious mishaps, and the unforgettable creatures who keep life interesting. From mischievous pets and unpredictable wildlife to animals with big personalities and minds of their own, these stories capture the chaos, surprises, and affection that come with sharing our lives with animals. The collection includes Misunderstood Piggy, a chapter written by Robin Norris. Whether you’ve loved, rescued, chased, bathed, or been thoroughly outsmarted by an animal, you’ll likely recognize a little of your own experience in these pages. Blending heartwarming moments

Losing a beloved pet can be a child’s first experience with grief, bringing feelings that may be difficult to understand or express. The Rainbow Link, written by Dr. Robin R. Norris and illustrated by Brendan Stratton, is an interactive activity and coloring book designed to help children remember their animal companions and begin navigating the sadness of losing them. Through illustrations, coloring, drawing, and age-appropriate activities, children have opportunities to reflect on the special relationship they shared with their pet and the memories that remain. The book also includes guidance for parents, educators, and veterinary professionals who want to support