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Haunting Dahlia Series, Book One

 

Horror, Supernatural, Paranormal

 

Date Published: June 30, 2025

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A cursed lighthouse, a malevolent shapeshifter, and a deadly game. One
life-altering decision could seal their fate.

In Solitary Island, Australia. A malevolent shapeshifter haunts a
storm-battered lighthouse. When Dahlia confronts an ancient secret, she must
make a life-or-death sacrifice to save herself and Paranormal Jack from a
terrifying entity trapped between worlds.

Caught in a twisted game, Dahlia is forced to make an impossible
choice—one of them must die for the other to survive.

As Paranormal Jack fights to escape the lighthouse’s sinister grip, he must
explore the human fear of death and what lies beyond to uncover the horrifying
truth. Betwixt has been claiming the souls of those who enter the lighthouse
for centuries, and its curse runs deep.

As fate hangs in the balance, Dahlia must uncover the dark history of the
Island and make a desperate bid before the evil grave wind takes hold.

Grave Wind is the first book in the Haunting Dahlia series. This riveting
tale, packed with unforgettable characters, heart-pounding paranormal
investigations, and shocking twists, will leave readers spellbound. If you
were hooked by the eerie tension of Dean Koontz’s Phantoms, this electrifying
story is must-read.

 

About the Author
Janice Tremayne
Janice Tremayne, hailing from Australia, is a celebrated author
specializing in supernatural horror. Her novel “Haunting in Hartley” achieved
finalist status in the Readers’ Favorite 2020 International Book Awards in the
category of fiction-supernatural, clinching the prestigious Distinguished
Favorite Prize for paranormal horror at the New York City Big Book Awards.
Janice’s literary prowess was further acknowledged with the silver medal at
the IPPY Awards 2021 in the Australia/New Zealand/Pacific Rim – Best
Regional Fiction category, as well as the Bronze Award in Adult Fiction at the
Wishing Shelf Independent Book Awards 2020. In 2023, she secured the Literary
Titan Gold Book Award, a testament to her excellence in writing.

Residing in Melbourne with her family, Janice intricately weaves cultural
superstitions into her narratives, drawing from her upbringing where such
beliefs were deeply embedded in daily life and customs. Her bestselling
series, “Haunting Clarisse,” has consistently soared to the top of Amazon
Kindle rankings, captivating readers with its blend of occult supernatural,
ghosts, haunted houses, and British horror.

Janice’s journey as an author began with a simple cup of coffee, sparking the
inspiration to translate her fascination with cultural superstitions into
gripping tales of horror. Her books are renowned for delivering
heart-thumping, bone-chilling, and thought-provoking paranormal experiences,
each narrative offering a fresh twist that keeps readers enthralled worldwide.

Stay updated on Janice Tremayne’s latest releases by following the author.

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Memoir, Spirituality

Date Published: April 10, 2025

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Ayahuasca Is offers a new, Proustian approach to the effects of this
plant medicine on the mind. The text has a confessional, poetic yet
philosophical style, with insights on art, authenticity, Christianity, and
meaning.

“I haven’t read anyone that has integrated so much introspection and
philosophy into a memoir-type book. The world before the word really shines in
that for me. I especially enjoyed her talking about the part when her mother
goes swimming in the ocean and she and her brother are sitting on the beach.
Also, how she goes on a little later and talks about the relationship between
an individual and one’s attempts to get to authentic objectivity by shattering
our locked sense of subjectivity through ayahuasca. Very cool. I read Being
and Time by Martin Heidegger and there are a lot of passages about
authenticity and individualistic subjectivity. Her writing reminded me a lot
of those passages. Authenticity is a big area of interest to me in the world
of existential thought.” – Alexandra Furtado

 

About the Author

Eleonora is originally from Brazil and has lived in the US for thirty
years. She comes from a family of artists and is an artist herself. She has
been to the Amazonian jungle a few times to visit native friends and learn
about their shamanic world. She studied philosophy in Rio de Janeiro (PUC) in
Boston (Boston University) and in England (King’s College). She has also
written From Mars to Marceline and Apollo’s Lover.

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Navigating My Way Through Mental Illness

 

Self-Help

 

Date Published: March 28, 2025

Publisher: MindStir Media

 

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Victoria Molta is a person who has lived with a diagnosed serious mental
illness for over forty years. But more than that, she is a writer who has
chronicled her life journey in her book, “Lost Before I Could See: Navigating
My Way Through Mental Illness.” In her book, she has chosen to write about her
adventures and challenges, and though there have been setbacks, losses, and
failures along the way, she never gives up. She continues to grow and learn,
no matter how terrifying it can be to start new episodes of life with very
little knowledge or experience, as well as a disability. She never ceases to
go forward, with strength and courage, and wants the reader to know that
whether living with a disability or not, life is hard. But the main point she
wants to make clear is that she never gives up and never loses hope.

Victoria takes the reader on a kaleidoscopic tour beginning with her childhood
in southern California, living in the San Gabriel Valley with her family. She
describes her father’s mental illness and alcoholism, and how, eventually, she
succumbs to mental illness as well, as a young adult. She describes her family
as one born of privilege and wealth, though definitely not exempt from tragedy
and dysfunction. Through all her breakdowns and setbacks, she continues to
rise and find meaning from chaos. From that, she develops empathy for people
who have been marginalized by society and finds deep connections. In her 30s,
she marries Bill, a man she had met in a halfway house where they both were
living during the 1980s. It turns out to be a wonderful life partnership where
they support each other in their work experiences as well as find joy in
adventurous travel experiences.

Later in life, they buy a house and settle down near the shore of Long Island
Sound with their rescue dog, Mandy. They appreciate the simple things in life.
Peace that once seemed boring is now so appreciated because drama, which had
dominated her life for so many years, no longer matters to her.

 

About the Author
Victoria Molta
Victoria Molta is an author, mental health advocate, and television
producer at East Haven Connecticut Public Television. With over four decades
of lived experience with serious mental illness, Victoria brings a deeply
personal and empowering perspective to her work. Her memoir, Lost Before I
Could See: Navigating My Way Through Mental Illness
, chronicles a lifetime of
challenges, recovery, and hope.

Victoria holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Vermont
and has written extensively about mental health recovery, housing advocacy,
and social inclusion. Her essays have appeared in mental health journals,
anthologies, and newspaper editorials across the country.

She was the first person in recovery to be openly hired by the National
Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) in Connecticut, where she coordinated over
130 public presentations in a single year. She later worked as a peer mentor
at the Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health and held support roles
at mental health clubhouses, warmlines, and public housing sites.

Victoria also created and hosted the award-winning cable show You and Your
Mental Wellness
, highlighting the voices of Connecticut’s mental health
leaders and community members. The show became a valuable resource and was
featured on the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services website.

She lives with her husband of over 30 years and their rescue dog, Mandy, near
the tranquil shores of Long Island Sound. Today, she continues to advocate for
awareness, dignity, and healing for all those impacted by mental illness.

 

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The Ultimate Cheat Sheet
Young Adult Non-Fiction, Self-Help, Reference

Date Published: 03-12-2024

Publisher: Cedar Fort Publishing & Media

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Embark on a journey to adulting mastery with Adulting: The Ultimate
Cheat Sheet. Unlock the secrets to a well-rounded adult life with clear,
concise, and invaluable advice on budgeting, cooking, time management,
building meaningful relationships, and so much more! This comprehensive guide
is your roadmap to taking charge of your life, offering you the tools and
wisdom you need to sculpt the life of your dreams. This book offers practical
advice and user-friendly tips that will empower you to make the most of every
aspect of your life, ensuring that you become the self-reliant, confident, and
accomplished person you were always meant to be. Join author Haley Cavanagh,
military veteran, devoted wife and mother, and award-winning author, in waving
goodbye to uncertainty and hesitation and embracing the fulfilling life you’ve
envisioned. Don’t just drift through adulthood-thrive in it. The future is
yours to shape, and this book is your indispensable guide on the journey to
living the adult life you truly desire.

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On Taking Care of Yourself

Your life is your movie. It’s up to you to adapt to changes and sustain your health. You’re responsible for improving and flourishing in whatever existence you carve out for yourself. Whether you have a positive or negative mental outlook makes all the difference in your success and overall happiness.

Treat yourself well, keep your living space clean and bright, and take care of your mental and physical health. Make decisions that will benefit you in the long run and make your future self proud to look back on. 

Adopt healthy life habits and routines that will benefit you.

 

Health Records and Medical History

Ensure you have access to your health insurance information, immunization history, and contact information when visiting health care providers or having routine checkups. If you have a medical condition, keep a file of your discharge papers, records, and receipts and be prepared to access your information. Keep track of any vaccination or shot information you might need to show when you head to specific job interviews or doctor consultations.

 

Checking Your Blood Pressure

When we’re young, we feel invincible. We eat what we want and have superhuman metabolism and endless energy. Nothing can faze us. But the truth is, the higher a person’s blood pressure, the greater their risk of health problems. If high blood pressure is left untreated, it can lead to stroke, heart attack, kidney failure, and heart failure. Checking your blood pressure can help you gauge where you stand health-wise and pinpoint any medical treatment or preventative care needed.

You can do a few things if you suspect you have high blood pressure. Doctor’s offices can take your blood pressure at appointments. Most clinics will let you come in to get your blood pressure checked regularly without a charge. There are also free blood pressure machines at Walmart, Kroger, and CVS pharmacies. Take a minute to relax, sit, and check your blood pressure. If it is abnormal or high, consult a doctor.

 

Haley Cavanagh

Haley Cavanagh is a military veteran, wife, and mother. She is a multiple
award-winning and best-selling author, and a two-time recipient of the League
of Utah Writers’ Silver Quill Award, in 2020 and 2024. Haley is an alumna of
Columbia College, a musical theater nut, and she loves to dive into any book
that crosses her path. Haley resides with her family in the United States and
enjoys spending time with her husband and children when she’s not
writing. She loves to hear from her readers and encourages you to contact her
via her website and social media.

 

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Nonfiction

Date Published: May 15, 2025

Publisher: Mindstir Media

 

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Being a parent is the most important, demanding and fulfi lling role you
will ever have in your life, but for most of us, it is a new role for which
you have had no training. The family team is the primary classroom for life,
and for it to be a true learning team, the parents have to also be learning
from each other and from their children. This book reminds us that the family
is the place where we learn our emotional, relational and collaborative
skills, that are so essential for a happy, successful and fulfi lled life.The
author reveals how to show mutual caring, how to handle confl ict, how to
love, celebrate and grieve together within the most important team of our
lives, and she does it with humility and respect.
“Steliana van de Rijt-Economu has written a beautiful book that should
be on everyone’s bookshelf, computer, or tablet-for we are all part of
families. She presents many practical ways for a family to be more than the
sum of its parts. Central to this is the shift from each family member asking,
‘What do I want or need from my family?’ to asking, ‘What does the family need
from each of us?'”

 

 

About the Author

Steliana van de Rijt-Economu
Steliana van de Rijt-Economu (1979-) grew up in a small town near the
Black Sea. After graduation she pursued an international career as leadership
consultant and team coach and traveled the world, from The Hague, Calgary,
Damascus, Kuala Lumpur Lagos and Houston. She found inspiration for her
writing through her travels and courses. A passionate advocate for women’s
empowerment, Steliana earned international recognition for her first book,
Mothers as Leaders (2019). Renowned in the field of systemic team coaching,
she has served as a guest lecturer and team coach at Rice Jones Business
School in Houston and Erasmus University in Rotterdam. Together with her
husband, she has lived in England, The Netherlands, and the USA, raising a
young family while navigating the challenges and rewards of building a
family-team alongside two demanding careers.
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