Sunday, August 2, 2026
Own the Room: How to Communicate to Be Seen, Heard and Respected
Saturday, August 1, 2026
The Canine Intervention

Friday, July 31, 2026
The Sentinel Oak: A Short Story
The Sentinel Oak: A Short Story
Thursday, July 30, 2026
A House of Silent Lies: A Classic Victorian Cozy Mystery
“A Manor's Secrets, A Century of Deceit. A Widow's Courage.” It was on an autumn afternoon, golden yet heavy with the foreboding hush of evening, that Rosalind Harrington stepped from her carriage and crossed the threshold of Montrose Manor, a place she had once called home. She has been summoned home to fulfill the dying requests of Lady Beatrice Montrose. In the serene yet shadowed corridors of Montrose Manor, an estate of grand but fading splendor, widowed Rosalind Harrington, a woman of wit and quiet strength, finds herself entangled in a mystery that threatens to unravel the very fabric of the Montrose family's past. A cryptic letter, a missing woman, and whispers of a scandal long buried in silence stir the still air of her ancestral home. As Rosalind treads the treacherous waters of propriety and deception, she must determine whom she can trust. She must walk delicately between duty and betrayal, discerning with care the faces of those who would aid her and those who would undo her. Rosalind, with the aid of the charismatic Inspector Dexter Cross and Mrs. Lumsden, the devoted companion and caretaker of Lady Beatrice Montrose, must unravel a truth that challenges societal norms and exposes the dark underbelly of the aristocracy. Together, they traverse a world filled with hidden passages, coded letters, and delicate yet dangerous meetings with Lord Harold Montrose. . ⚜⚜⚜︎ Set against the refined and unforgiving social landscape of London, “A House of Silent Lies” is a tale of secrets, duty, and the unyielding pursuit of truth, written in a style reminiscent of the classics.
Tuesday, July 28, 2026
Rachel Based on a true story
Rachel
Saturday, July 25, 2026
ELARA: Based on True Events How Losing Herself Became the Road Back Home
ELARA: Based on True Events How Losing Herself Became the Road Back Home
“A haunting story of rescue, survival, and the moment a woman begins to remember who she was before the world renamed her.” Based on true events, Elara is the story of a woman rescued in Miami Beach after years of losing herself to survival, duty, and the belief that sacrifice was the only way to love her family. Told through the voice of Michael Evans, Elara follows one unforgettable night of rescue and the long road that follows, from Dr. Chen’s office in Florida to a safe house in Washington, D.C. Along the way, Elara begins to tell the truth about North Korea, China, America, and the quiet ways a person can disappear long before anyone notices. Created as part of a mother-daughter healing project for women and girls, Elara is accompanied by a 90-minute cinematic story experience featuring narration by Michael Evans, voices and music from Asian performing artists, and the emotional figure skating of Polina Korobova. Featuring voices and music by: Dia (Performing Artist, South Korea); Seunghee (Performing Artist, South Korea); Kim’s Note Family (Performing Artist, South Korea); Ruby (Performing Artist, Vietnam); and the emotional figure skating of Polina Korobova (Figure Skater, Ukraine). With contributions by Brian Fitzgibbons, a nationally renowned missing person investigator who has dedicated his life to finding and rescuing missing girls alongside Michael Evans through Kingsman, their charitable private security and intelligence contracting organization. With real-world guidance from Eunhee Park, North Korean defector and author of The Courage to Die, and Zhang Miaomiao, Voice Artist, China, this project grows from the mission that built a community of more than 3 million female subscribers through The REAL Matrix Reloaded: A Map for Escaping the Prison You Can’t See. FOR EVERY WOMAN WHO BECAME WHAT OTHERS NEEDED AND FORGOT WHO SHE WAS, ELARA IS THE ROAD BACK HOME.
Friday, July 24, 2026
You Can't Build a Cat: How to Cultivate What You Can't Control
You can try. The cat will have opinions. The cat will always have opinions. The cat may also have claws.
Every quarter, leaders set out to engineer trust, deploy culture, and roll out innovation—armed with slide decks, expensive consultants, and unshakable confidence. It never works. It just produces excellent documentation of its failure.
The problem isn’t your people. It’s your metaphor.
You can blueprint a bridge. You cannot blueprint trust, belonging, or creativity. Those are living things—and living things aren’t built. They’re cultivated. This book hands you one small, portable question that quietly rewires how you lead:
Is this a nail or a seed?
Nails get built, shipped, and forgotten. Seeds get conditions, patience, and the strategic wisdom to get out of the way. Learn to tell them apart and you stop confusing activity for progress.
Written by a creative leader who spent three decades building teams—and made nearly every mistake in here at least once—You Can’t Build a Cat is for managers tired of the theater of transformation, and anyone who suspects the real work happens in the margins of the plan. Inside, you’ll learn how to:
- Grow trust that survives daylight—and the single email that can kill it
- Cultivate a culture you live into existence instead of rolling out like software
- Give innovation a garden to grow in instead of another roadmap
- Measure living things without killing the mystery (or the morale)
- Spot the meetings to cancel immediately and the habits actually worth keeping
- Lead with less control, less theater, and far more impact
Stop pulling on the tomatoes to check if they’re growing.
Start cultivating what you can’t control today.









