Brand strategist Ulli Appelbaum introduces the importance of brand associations in 'The Science of Brand Associations', offering marketers data-backed strategies for brand success. Meanwhile, bestselling author Richard McMaster announces a free download of his gripping psychological thriller, 'The Attic', on September 24 on Amazon, captivating readers with its suspenseful storytelling and intricate plot.

"Falling on Southport" is a gripping crime thriller where Abigail Lethican faces the fallout of her husband's murder, while "The Nine" tells the true story of female resistance fighters in WWII. Dr. Holstein's work aims to empower through storytelling and positive psychology.

The Idil Biret Education Initiative is set to release a memoir by renowned pianist Idil Biret on October 29, 2025, offering a deep dive into her career and Turkish cultural history. Meanwhile, Beachway Therapy Center in West Palm Beach is hosting a panel discussion on 'Rescued' by Tricia Youngs, providing insights and tools for healing from trauma, addiction, and loss.

"The Wandspringer" follows young Ellie's journey to save her father in East Berlin, "Search for the Signet" delves into Orion's discovery of Voodoo magic, and "Stories From The Big Apple And Beyond" offers a captivating memoir of John Drake's adventures around the globe in the '70s and '80s.

"The Solomon Project" by Randy Swank delves into a near-future world where a powerful program collides with an ancient artifact, sparking a global debate on truth and justice. Meanwhile, William Elliott Hazelgrove's "Evil on the Roof of the World" narrates the true story of two young Americans encountering ISIS terrorists during a global cycling journey, exploring themes of idealism and harsh realities.

'Blessings Abound: Awaken to the Gifts at Hand' by Katherine Scherer and Eileen Bodoh encourages readers to recognize the abundance of blessings around them. The PenCraft Seasonal Book Awards for Summer 2025 honors 64 outstanding literary works, showcasing exceptional storytelling and prose. The Shanghai Conservatory of Music Press recently concluded the International Promotion of Selected Chinese Piano Pieces project, promoting cultural exchange through music.

Residents at Highland Springs volunteer at the Book Nook network of mini libraries, managed by a steering committee led by retiree Katherine Young. With over 4,900 items available through an online catalog, the Book Nook relies on donations and the dedication of more than 70 volunteers to keep shelves stocked and books circulating between the four locations.

Award-winning authors Eric Madeen and Bobbie Bennett are offering their latest ebooks for free on Amazon, showcasing rich storytelling and personal narratives. Meanwhile, business strategist Don Southerton provides valuable insights into Korean business culture in his latest book. Additionally, author Tim Kirk will host a book signing event at the Martial Arts History Museum for his debut novel, blending music history and martial arts influences.

Bestselling author William Elliott Hazelgrove's upcoming book explores the murder of two cyclists by ISIS terrorists in Tajikistan, weaving a narrative of hope, adventure, and global extremism. Drawing comparisons to Jon Krakauer's Into the Wild, the book offers a gripping account that will appeal to fans of true crime and adventure genres. Scheduled for release on November 13, 2025, Evil on the Roof of the World sheds light on a captivating story that gripped the world.

William Elliott Hazelgrove's upcoming book, Evil on the Roof of the World, explores the murder of two cyclists by ISIS terrorists in Tajikistan. Through narrative storytelling, Hazelgrove pieces together the events leading to the tragedy, offering a profound account of hope, adventure, and the global reach of extremism. Set to release on November 13, 2025, this book promises to captivate true crime and adventure enthusiasts alike, drawing comparisons to Jon Krakauer's Into the Wild.