Tristyn Duvalier had his future mapped out. College at Florida State University. DJ gigs. A shot at building something bigger than the life he came from. He wanted distance from old scars, distance from the abusive stepfather who haunted his childhood, and distance from the feeling that the world had somehow forgotten to hand him the instruction manual everyone else seemed to receive. Music gave him control. Music made sense. People usually didn't. Especially because Tristyn had always bee...

Your ego is not your spirit animal; it's your loud, needy roommate who refuses to shut up. "Ego Tripping" is a wickedly funny, brutally honest guide to catching that voice in your head mid-meltdown and teaching it some manners. This isn't soft-serve self-help—it's therapy with teeth, humor with heat, and wisdom that hits like a cold shower at 3 a.m. AJ Stevenson, a former DJ turned author and professional truth-teller, spins real-world chaos into gut-punching clarity. He'll make you laugh ...

Zombies need Love is a feel good story which shows a diff erent side to zombies which is cute and innocent. I feel children will be less likely to see these characters as something scary but more just something silly. The story is written in rhyme with an easy rhythm which makes for a light read that children will fi nd easy to follow and parents will fi nd easy to read.