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Literary Fiction, Cat Fiction

Date Published: May 22, 2026

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A deeply moving novel told through the eyes of a cat named Miro, who
begins life in the fragile warmth of his mother’s embrace, only to be
swept into a world shaped by separation, survival, love, and loss.

From one cramped apartment to another unfamiliar home, Miro is carried through
the unpredictable hands of fate, drifting between tenderness and cruelty,
safety and fear. Through the eyes of a growing cat trying to understand the
strange creatures who control his world, he learns—step by painful
step—what it means to trust, to survive, and to search for belonging in
a world that rarely explains itself, and even more rarely shows mercy.

As he grows, Miro observes the humans around him with startling sensitivity:
their loneliness, contradictions, tenderness, and hidden darkness. Through his
innocent yet deeply perceptive voice, ordinary moments become profound
meditations on fear, attachment, identity, and the search for home.

Both heartbreaking and tender, Miro: Embracing the Unknown is not merely the
story of a cat—it is the story of any soul trying to find warmth and
meaning in an uncertain world.

 

 

About the Author

Enas Nour

Enas Nour is a physician and writer based in Germany, where she combines
her medical career with a lifelong passion for literature and creative
expression. Drawn to storytelling from an early age, she explores themes of
human emotion, resilience, and connection through compelling and
thought-provoking narratives. Her writing is marked by empathy, insight, and
vivid detail, creating immersive stories that resonate deeply with readers and
reflect the complexities of the human experience.

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Coaching for Resilience

Leadership / Self-Help / Health / Business

Date Published: April 29. 2026

Publisher: Serapis Bey Publishing, Arizona, USA

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This empowering book launches the new Cancer Compass; an essential
self-leadership resource for people facing cancer. It extends its reach to
caregivers, healthcare professionals, and organisations committed to offering
meaningful support to anyone in their workforce dealing with cancer. It
encourages us to see cancer not solely as a medical challenge, but as a
profound moment to honour the resilience of our human spirit, embrace growth,
and reclaim control of our lives for a brighter future.

Teresa Ferreiro-Vilariño challenges her readers to shift their perspective, prioritising personal empowerment, connection and purposeful living. Her insights about resilience coaching and each person’s human potential are uplifting. Her book is deeply rooted in practical application, including thoughtful exercises and tools that prompt us to access our inner resources, engage in self-discovery and cultivate our secure bases. These unique gifts guide us to align our decisions with our values and goals, helping us chart a path forward with choice, clarity and confidence.

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Foreward

It is both an honour and a privilege to introduce Teresa Ferreiro-Vilariño’s remarkable book, Navigate Cancer: Coaching for Resilience. My connection with Teresa began at IMD (International Institute for Management Development), where her transformative coaching work has left a lasting impact on our leadership programs. Over the years, I have observed her unparalleled ability to guide leaders through some of their most daunting challenges. Teresa’s wisdom and sincere empathy have enriched us all. It is also the foundation for this inspiring book.

Teresa builds on core concepts central to my own work—like the power of ‘secure bases,’ those relationships or guiding values that anchor us in times of adversity. She emphasises the importance of making deliberate choices and explores how grief, while deeply painful, can act as a catalyst for healing and growth. It is profoundly moving to see how she has refined these ideas into a framework uniquely suited for navigating the complexities of life with cancer. Through meticulous research and firsthand experience, Teresa has crafted a pioneering framework that empowers individuals to approach their circumstances with courage, dignity, and purpose.

At the heart of this book is a transformative message: while cancer presents undeniable hardship, it also opens the door to meaningful personal growth. Teresa challenges readers to shift their perspective, viewing cancer not as an enemy to conquer but as a journey—one that prioritizes empowerment, connection, and purposeful living. Her reflections on resilience and human potential are uplifting and deeply rooted in practical application.

What truly sets this book apart is its hands-on and reflective content. Teresa offers thoughtful exercises and tools that prompt readers to access their inner resources, engage in self-discovery, and cultivate secure bases. These tools guide individuals in aligning their decisions with their values and goals, helping them chart a path forward with clarity and confidence. While the principles in this book foster resilience in leaders in all contexts, I am inspired by how Teresa has adapted them to support self-leadership for people facing cancer.

Her insights are grounded in rigorous academic work, drawing from her doctoral research on coaching and personal empowerment. At the same time, the inclusion of personal stories gives the book a warmth and relatability that makes its lessons accessible to all. This seamless integration of theory and real-life experience ensures the book’s credibility while making its message profoundly human.

While this book is an essential resource for people facing cancer, it extends its reach to caregivers, healthcare professionals, and organisations committed to offering meaningful support to anyone dealing with cancer. It encourages us to see cancer not solely as a medical challenge but as a profound moment to honour the resilience of the human spirit, embrace growth, and reclaim control over our lives.

Reflecting on Teresa’s personal journey of facing cancer and the work we’ve shared, I am moved by her unwavering commitment to empowering other people. Her rare ability to combine compassion with actionable strategies. She has a deep understanding of self-leadership and leading others that make her coaching uniquely transformative. With this book, she offers a roadmap for confronting life’s formidable challenges with inspiration, grace, and hope.

Whether you are a leader, a caregiver, or a person touched by cancer, this book reminds us that resilience, determination, and purpose lie within each of us. No one needs to be a hostage to a cancer diagnosis. This is a must-read book. Read it fully, engage deeply, and let Teresa’s wisdom inspire your journey to recover the full joy of life.

Professor George Kohlrieser, distinguished professor of leadership and organisational behaviour at IMD Business School, Switzerland

About the Author

Teresa Ferreiro-Vilariño
Teresa Ferreiro-Vilariño is the Founder and CEO of Kimberlite
(https://www.kimberlite.es), an innovative organisation dedicated to providing
comprehensive support to people navigating cancer—particularly within
corporate settings—through professional coaching. A Master Certified
Coach (MCC) accredited by the International Coaching Federation (ICF)
, Teresa
brings more than 20 years of experience working with leaders and organisations
worldwide.

At the age of 36, a breast cancer diagnosis marked a turning point in her
life, redirecting her focus toward empowering people living with cancer. In
the years that followed, she authored her first book, I Have Breast
Cancer–What Now?
, recognised for its inspirational and practical
guidance, embraced motherhood, and founded a charitable initiative supporting
young women navigating motherhood after cancer
. She later earned a PhD focused
on applying professional coaching methodologies to the specific needs of
people facing serious health challenges
. In recognition of her commitment to
patient advocacy, she was honoured with the European Patient Champion Award by
EyeforPharma in 2019.

Teresa is also an executive coach and coaches across multiple programs at IMD
Business School
in Lausanne, Switzerland, including the flagship
High-Performance Leadership (HPL) Program, supporting leaders in developing
resilience, clarity, and sustainable performance.

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Snow Place Like Home Week Blast

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Snow Globe Shop Mystery, Book 5

 

Traditional Mystery/Amateur Sleuth, Small Town Fiction, Snow Globe Shop,
Minnesota Mystery

 

Date Published: 01-09-2026

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The past collides with the present for Camryn Brooks on one cold winter
evening. A man’s body is found in the passenger seat of a car, parked in
her driveway. Camryn is chilled to the bone when she learns his identity: her
old nemesis, the one whose actions ruined her career and tarnished her stellar
reputation in Washington D.C.

Early Reviews

 

“Camryn Brooks soon discovers, like snowflakes, no two suspects are
alike . . . a captivating cozy read.” Mary Seifert
 

 

“A cozy snow day read with wonderful characters and intriguing clues to
a twisty mystery.” Alicia Kozak

 

 

 

“It pulls you right in. An ideal cozy mystery with just enough police
procedural to keep you hooked.” Timya Owens

 

 

 

“So many twists and turns, it leaves you thinking, ‘There’s snow place
like home!'” Michelle Hess

 

 

 

“Mystery readers will appreciate the subtle clues sprinkled throughout
and an unexpected twist at the end. A great read from a great author.”
Natalie Fowler

 

 

 

“Set against a frigid Minnesota winter, Snow Place Like Home shows that
friendship and forgiveness can go a long way in chasing the chill of murder
away.” Thekla Madsen

 

 

 
Excerpt

I yawned on my way to the living room, stretched out on the couch,
pulled a comforter over my body, and opened a book I’d been reading. I
was involved in the novel’s complex plot when my cell phone buzzed. I
reached over and plucked it from the coffee table. My best friend Alice
“Pinky” Nelson’s name appeared on the screen.

I smiled and pushed the accept button. “Hey, Pink—”

She cut me off. “Ahhhh. Cami, you need to come out here. Now.” She
spoke with a hushed intensity. Was she hurt, in trouble?

My heart sank as I dropped the book, threw back the comforter, and jumped off
the couch. “Come out where? Where are you, Pinky?”

“Kitchen . . . window. . . yours. . . look . . . out.” It took me
a second to process her words, comprehend what she meant. She was in my
backyard
? Had she tripped and fallen?

I crossed the ten feet in a flash, slid my feet into boots by the back entry,
cast all apprehension aside, and pushed open the door. The early evening sky
was cloaked in darkness, and with the help of an alley’s street lamp, I
spotted a vehicle I didn’t recognize parked by my garage. What in the
world?

Pinky’s car sat next to it. I flipped on the outside house light and saw
Pinky sitting in her car. When I went down the steps and moved toward her, she
jumped out from her driver’s seat and pointed at the other vehicle.
“I think he might be dead.”

My heart sank even lower as I glanced at a bulky form in the other
vehicle’s passenger seat. I was unable to move, frozen to my spot on the
snow-covered lawn. Pinky closed the gap between us and threw her arms around
me. We turned our heads in sync toward the vehicle occupied by an
unknown—dead or alive–person.

 

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Christine Husom
Christine Husom is a bestselling author from Buffalo. She writes the
Winnebago County Mysteries and the Snow Globe Shop Mysteries. Christine has
stories in six anthologies, wrote a collaborative novel with eight other
authors, and co-edited A Festival of Crime for Nodin Press. She trained with
the St. Paul Police Department and served with the Wright County Sheriff’s
Office. She’s a member of Mystery Writers of America and Sisters in Crime,
active with the Twin Cities chapter. She loves meeting readers at events.

 

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Multicultural Family Saga / Fiction

Date Published: 4-21-2026

Publisher: Ground One Press

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She’s a sheltered American. He’s a Middle Eastern diplomat.
Can their love lead to lasting peace overseas?

New York City, 1981. Dianna leaves her small southern town for the bright
lights and rich culture of the Big Apple and a prime job at the Met. Sparks
fly when she crosses paths with a charming Lebanese diplomat. A shared night
of passion launches her into an exciting romance and opens her eyes to a
bloody conflict far from home. But as warring factions take hold overseas, she
can’t shake the feeling that her new love is hiding dark secrets.

Qasim has never known peace. When he gets the chance to bring his
country’s troubles before the United Nations, he abandons his family
obligations to heal his war-torn homeland. But his true mission takes a detour
when he falls for a beautiful American woman. Against the urging of his
closest friend and mentor, he wants to share his heart and hopes with her.

In the face of cultural barriers and mounting war, can Dianna and Qasim find
the strength to stand up for their love and a lasting peace?

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February 13, 1981, New York City

Dianna scans the bar through strobe-lit smoke. A haze casts a film on the room’s mirrored walls, hung to give the illusion of space.

“Are you sure this is where you want to be tonight?” Sophia waves her elegant hand through the smoke and lights a cigarette. She feels a pang of guilt for dragging Sophia here. Two decades older, Sophia is more fairy godmother than buddy.

“Sorry,” is all Dianna shouts over the din and shrugs. She catches her stomach sticking out ever so slightly in one of the mirrors and takes a deep breath to pull it in.

“Dianna, I’m afraid I can’t stay much longer,” Sophia says.

Doubting she has the courage to stay here alone, Dianna ponders her options. She looks up at the scum-covered ceiling and asks for inner strength. The subway will close soon, and she has no car.

Then she sees him.

He wears a European suit. An expensive watch with a black face and gold hands glints on his right wrist. Not much taller than she, but wiry, he seems at once exotic and familiar: olive skin graces distinct, proportionate features. His dark hair reminds her of her mother’s, and his graceful stance, her father’s. He moves with a purposeful gait, arms relaxed, head tilted slightly to the right. He seems part of a world she has yet to experience.

The man circles her, moving through the crowd, around chatting couples, each time drawing nearer, until he stands before her, touching her forearm. “Have you seen a woman…?” he begins.

Dianna misses the rest of his sentence because of the blaring music, his accent, and the word “woman.” He could be fibbing to make himself appear less threatening. Or maybe he has been stood up. “Look around you,” she says and laughs. “Women everywhere. What did she look like?”

He moves in closer and speaks directly into her ear so she can hear him. Dianna shivers as she catches a whiff of his cologne. Her eyes catch his. With his tailored suit and self-possessed energy, he almost fits right in. Yet his eyes betray him. This man has suffered. She knows all about pretending. She’s hooked.

Dianna gazes at the green stone with a pang of pride. She doubts this man wants to hear much about her college days or the job that put her through school. “Yes,” she replies.

 

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KATHRYN BROWN RAMSPERGER
KATHRYN BROWN RAMSPERGER is an award-winning author, editor, and
creativity coach. A former National Geographic writer and researcher and
humanitarian staff member for the International Red Cross, she has lived and
worked in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, regions that deeply inform her
storytelling. The Shores of Our Souls is a Foreword Indies finalist and a
finalist in the Faulkner-Wisdom Literary Competition. She’s a recipient
of the Hollins University Fiction Award.

Having firsthand experience in the places she writes about, Kathryn brings a
unique authenticity to her stories, blending rich cultural details with the
universal themes of love, redemption, and peace. She studied creative writing
at Hollins University, and publications management at George Washington
University. She currently lives in Maryland with her husband. They have two
adult children, off to their own world adventures, but still parent a feisty
feline. Next on their bucket list: Croatia, Portugal, or Tanzania!

 

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An LGBTQ+ Sci-Fi Paranormal Action Romance

Date Published: June 12, 2026

Publisher: Changeling Press

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Stranded… on Earth. Thrust together by fate, can these offworlders
find a way to connect?

 

The Pridelands 1: Darren’s Surprise

 

Darren is looking for his
brother, but he ends up finding something a little more alien. Durai has come
to claim his mate. He won’t let anything get in his way. Not even
Darren.
The Pridelands 2: Zula’s Stand
Jai realizes he’s found two
people that complete him. Only, one wants nothing to do with him, and the
other claims he’s only interested in women.
The Pridelands 3: Sheer’s Choice
Jai’s sister, Rabi’a,
isn’t going to sit down and let any man determine her future. She has
claws of her own, and Tigris Sheer Ma’at and Leo Rais Steinsson are
about to feel them.
The Pridelands 4: Griffin’s Joy
Griffin and Mazin have finally
found a woman who completes them both. All they have to do is seduce her.
Easy, right? Not if Joy has her way.
The Pridelands 5: Khalid’s Challenge
Khalid Steinsson and Pran
Devan were once deeply in love. It will take something monumental to bring
them back together.
The Pridelands 6: Achan’s Peace
Achan’s nightmares
won’t let him move forward. Hunter Miles needs to be able to express his
love for Achan. Tafa Morn never expected to find two wounded souls that needed
his particular brand of care. Now that he has, he doesn’t plan to let
them go.

 

Publisher’s Note: The Pridelands Box Set contains the previously
released novellas Darren’s Surprise, Zula’s Stand, Sheer’s Choice, Griffin’s
Joy, Khalid’s Challenge, and Achan’s Peace.

 

 

Excerpt from Darren’s Surprise

 

Copyright ©2026 Jade Buchanan

 

Stifling a yawn with the back of his hand, he surveyed the loft. A bunk
bed was sidled up against the wall beside him. A single bedside table was
arranged on the side closest to the stairs, nestled between the dresser and
the bed. A large area rug was the only decoration in the middle of the room.
Across from it, a very small double bed was set up, the covers strewn about as
if a wild animal had slept there the night before.

He tensed, spying the results of his late night.

Sheets of formerly white paper littered the floor. Sketches covered the three
walls. It appeared as if he’d gone on some drawing binge last night.

Picking up one piece of paper, he studied the drawing. Anthropomorphic cats
sprawled along the page. A head here, a hand there, a full body just barely
traced out.

The next sheet he picked up had the same theme as the first. On this one he’d
focused on an ear, the pointed tip, the hint of fur shading the delicate
slope. He’d drawn the ear from the front and back and every other angle he
could possibly imagine.

The next sheet portrayed various tails, some rough and some more detailed.
There was one covered in crescent shaped spots, and another that had a hint of
stripes.

Every sheet he picked up had the same theme. He’d even used up several sheets
just drawing eyes. The corners tilted up in amusement, narrowed with heat,
wide with surprise.

Turning his attention to the walls, he realized he’d gone into even more
detail here. A planet was stretched above his dad’s bed, hints of trees and
mountains sketched out in minute detail. Around the planet, he’d obviously
started and halted several prototypes, because small shadows of round globes
circled the larger shape.

He had no idea where he’d gotten this inspiration from, but he wasn’t going to
complain. It was some of his best work recently. Apparently he only needed to
come out to Bumfuck, Nowhere, to get plenty of material for his next project.

The bunk bed wall and the wall by the stairs were covered with various
drawings, some of his past work that had been up for years. He’d done that
over a decade ago. It’d been so long he barely noticed it anymore.

Darren scratched his belly, looking down at his chest covered only by the
freckles he’d cursed since junior high. He was barefoot, his feet peeking out
from under the worn and faded jeans. They were a size too large on him —
courtesy of his rebellious teenage years when he’d been in love with a certain
rapper/male model. God, that man was gorgeous. Darren sighed in remembrance.
He’d jacked off on more than one occasion to pictures of the underwear model.

Hell, at least his own tighty-whiteys weren’t showing above the waistband.
Come to think of it, he wasn’t wearing underwear. His pants were in danger of
falling completely off, hanging precariously from his narrow hips. Darren
sniffed, trying to remember when he’d last had clean clothes. The jeans he’d
originally found in a forgotten cupboard set along the wall beside the stairs.
He hadn’t realized he’d left clothes behind but he was grateful for it when
his previous jeans just about stood up and demanded to be washed.

Making his way down the stairs into the main room of the cabin, he looked
around to see what kind of trouble he’d gotten into out here. His dad was
going to tear a strip off him. He was still mad about the two walls in the
loft, and Darren had done that in his teens.

Directly across from him were more anthropomorphic cats, drawn up and around
the front door. Hell, he’d even drawn on the back of the door itself. He was
so screwed when his dad saw this.

Cats of every species… some covered in stripes, some in spots, some
furry with tufts of fur along their cheeks. The majority of them resembled
lions, though, sleek and beautiful cats. With one single big cat front and
center dwarfing the others.

Make that cat men, since every one of them was anatomically correct,
especially the large lion creature in the center of the wall. He blinked,
impressed despite himself. He’d definitely been more than generous when he’d
been shading in the cats’ nether regions. Good on him, it’d obviously been way
too long since he’d been laid.

No way would he get away with that in a movie. Lordy, he still considered
himself lucky every time he got a job on another film. The last thing he
needed was for some bigwig to see this display and he’d be laughed out of
Hollywood for being a perv.

Not that there weren’t a fair share of pervs in Hollywood, but he prided
himself on being above the rest of the riffraff.

He turned to view the wall to his left, behind the ragged couch. The two
windows interrupted the mural, but it was still impressive.

A massive warship sat high within a galaxy of stars. He’d paid special
attention to each constellation, meticulously drawing every tiny detail.

This was by far his best work.

The warship was shaded intricately with blue ink, each hatch set apart from
the sleek lines of the ship. What appeared to be weapons stood out from the
simple style of the rest of the craft, bulging along the sides and at the
front. The entire top of the ship was open, the hint of glass reflecting back
at him. Shapes were present behind the glass, but he couldn’t quite make them
out.

“Not bad,” he murmured. “A race of alien beings inhabiting a large planet. A
ship carrying space explorers from Earth crash lands. Suddenly the cat-like
aliens take the humans prisoner, binding them and using them as slaves.”

He snorted, laughing at himself.

“Yeah, sounds familiar. Planet of the Apes, anyone? Strike one for Darren.
Although it wouldn’t be too bad to be used as a sex slave by some of these big
guys. Talk about wishful thinking.”

 

About the Author

Jade’s writing is as eclectic as her reading tastes, with over thirty five
erotic romance stories currently published. She has been known to accept
writing challenges from friends and family just to see their reactions. Jade
is a firm believer that love and romance are universal concepts, no matter a
person’s gender identity or sexual orientation.

Originally from Northern Ontario, she’s lived in British Columbia and the
Sultanate of Oman in the Middle East. Jade currently lives in Calgary, Alberta
where she’s hard at work on her next story. Jade loves to hear from readers!

 

 

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