Muslim Perception of Marriage and Culture: The Institutions of Marriage

Self-Help

Sheikh Mohammad Kamaludin

Spiritual

Aspire Publishing Hub, LLC

Remembering Axel

Literature & Fiction

Ariyana Brummit

Genre Fiction

The Art of War is one of the oldest and most widely read books on tactics and strategy ever written, but it can also be one of the most mystifying for modern readers to tackle. In order to complete this book, author Vincent Gagliano studied several different translations of The Art of War, in addition to books on business, leadership, and military history. Here, he takes Sun Tzu's ideas and concepts and expresses them in a simplified form for first-time readers. He also describes how he came to write the book, and how new readers can study the text, helping them learn the concepts and apply them to everyday life. Whether you are facing struggles on the literal battlefield, in the boardroom, or in the arena, the ideas first expressed by Sun Tzu 2,500 years ago are still relevant today. Mastering the concepts of combat in any situation can give you the edge up on your competition, starting today!\nVincent Gagliano is a career banker who has used these ideas to innovate in some most challenging projects in the financial services industry, including underwriting millions of dollars in loans for a subsidiary of Truist, enabling M&T Bank to achieve compliance in a major FDIC regulation, and helping a global bank complete a $100 billion model coverage exercise. He has an MBA from Cornell University and a BS from the University of Florida with Majors in Mathematics and Statistics.

The Art of War Simplified

Vincent Gagliano

The Taco Shack Killer

Anthoney Pate

What causes clinical depression? Should Christians suffer from clinical depression? Is it wrong for Christians to go to psychiatrists? Are medications for mental or emotional disorders dangerous? Is depending on medical treatments for depression in conflict with faith? Chris Robinson addresses these questions and more in Chosen in the Furnace. Chris writes of her journey through the labyrinth of clinical depression and relates her difficulties in dealing with the emotional disorder due to strong preconceived ideas. Throughout the book, her husband and coauthor, Jim, provides clinical information about depression and theological insights regarding the Christian faith. Over the years, Chris has found that God has not always answered her questions quickly and easily. Even so, He has provided sufficient understanding and encouragement that enables her to go on. Chosen in the Furnace is written so that others who struggle with clinical depression will be strengthened by finding they are not alone in their "furnace of affliction." With God's help, they, too, can go on. Chris Robinson has been involved in various church ministries most of her life. She and her husband, Jim, have served in several churches, with over thirty years of pastoral experience. They currently live in Nixa, Missouri.

Chosen in the Furnace: A Testimony of Survival and a Guide to All Who Desire to be Encouragers

Christine and Jimmy Robinson

A balanced diet is the key to good nutrition, and nutrition is the foundation of our health and well-being. This recipe book, complete with tantalizing full-color photos, is your inspiration to explore a wide range of homemade, whole food, and vegan meals, including many raw food recipes to give you a full range of nutrients and enzymes. You'll be introduced to colorful and delicious Asian shiitake mushrooms, gai-lan (Chinese broccoli), and water spinach. With more than seventy meal ideas, there's something for everyone, including gluten-free, vegan, whole grain, and legume options. With easy prep and many delicious choices, Plant-Based Whole Food Recipes are an indispensable tool for healthful living! Yu-Shiaw Chen, Ph.D., CN, was born in Taiwan and came to America for advanced studies. She earned her Ph.D. in Biochemistry from Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City. She has worked as a research scientist for various organizations, including Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and Brookhaven National Laboratories. Dr. Chen designed the 12-week program Healthy Weight for Life to help people lose weight and reduce aches, pains, health issues, and dependency on drugs. She has hosted the annual Holistic Nutrition Seminar in Stony Brook, New York, since 2013. She is also the author of Healthy Eating/Wholesome Living, published in English and Chinese in 2011. In 2018, she released the online video Optimizing Your Nutrition. Currently, she lives in Northern California with her daughter's family. In her spare time, she enjoys writing, counseling, and networking.

Plant-Based Whole Food Recipes: Healthy Homemade Meals Made Easy

Yu-Shiaw Chen

It is never wrong to aspire to love or to even set the stage in motion to make someone know you care. Sarah Robertson is just one of the many women who believe this to be true. But sometimes, love comes with a price; some call it a cross never anticipated. It then boils down to one thing, is one willing to endure for the sake of love? Sarah did not anticipate the pain she would have to go through for loving her boss Trim. She had desired him, had him, and she was about to lose him to another woman as a ransom for a debt his father owed for which neither had knowledge of. It is hard to describe who MarieStella Obot is in terms of her career. She is multi-faceted and talented in many ways. She holds Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Microbiology and pharmaceutical microbiology and master's degrees in public health and business administration, respectively.She taught college-level microbiology for many years and worked as a researcher both in academics and in the industry. Besides being a scientist, she enjoys writing, traveling, cooking, and mentoring. She is the author of the novels, A Tramp, Lucile Snap, and T-Bone.

Broken Code of Silence

Mariestella Obot

Romance

Life's no more than a balancing act, with each of us on stage. No rights or wrongs, ifs, ands, or buts; we react and turn the page" writes poet Dennis Gray. His newest collection of THOUGHTS ON LIFE in Rhyme & Sculpture range from celebration to condescension of culture, environment and the human predicament - focusing on the ostensible purposes and motivations in life and society, mostly from a 20,000 foot perspective. His thoughts reveal the complexities, joys, and tribulations of relationships, business, politics, and the American economy, while finding one's purpose amidst the craziness and uncertainty of life in our times.\nHis collection of 39 poems and 15 sculptures (from a gallery exceeding 100) comprise observations, concerns and queries posed during the several years both preceding and following the Millennium, many of which portend overwhelming consequence as populations expand, resources shrink, with our civilization becoming ever increasingly complex. After posing some dark and troubling Thoughts in the first grouping of poems ("THE MEANING OF LIFE"), then sharing some relatively optimistic and positive perspective in the second group ("PURSUING THE PURPOSE"), Dennis reflects on some of life's truest joys and realities ("THE WONDERS, THE BUMMERS"), before thoughts related to the generational transition of 21st century culture ("END OF AN ERA").\nHis poetry gives much hope and inspiration, as he implores people to move beyond their innate tendencies toward selfishness and material greed, and to enhance their compassion and love for their fellow man and for simply being. Thoughts on Life in Rhyme & Sculpture is an original, refreshing, and sometimes disconcerting look at life by an artist of great insight, wit, and empathy.\nHaving probed our structure and processes from venues on four continents, during peaceful moments while sailing, diving, skiing and on horseback; during chaotic moments in planes, taxis, concert halls, schoolrooms and boardrooms; interspersed with working, parenting, partying and journeying; the poetry of Dennis Gray is an original and refreshing, while often disconcerting, perspective on the paradoxes in our world. 
Dennis Gray earned his master's degree in Business Administration from Northwestern University and has worked as an educator, rock and jazz musician, CPA, celebrity Business Manager, corporate executive, business consultant, and mediator to wealthy and often dysfunctional people. He lives in Southern California, presently balances his life with family including grandchildren, business consulting & mediation, playing classic rock keyboard, sculpting and creative writing.

Thoughts on Life in Rhyme & Sculpture: End of an Era

Dennis Gray

Poetry

If It Were Easy, They'd Call It Catchin': How Journaling Can Improve Your Fishing and Yourself

Tom Friedemann

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