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I Was Scammed: Don’t Be Scammed by Identity Fraud features the different methods that scammers use to steal one’s personal identity, followed by ways to avoid such scams. The book describes the growing identity theft problem, the many data breaches that have occurred, the ways scammers use your personal information, how to protect your identity from theft, and how to repair the damage after a scam. Besides describing the scams, the book provides tips on how to avoid becoming a victim, and what to do if you are.

In Breakthroughs in Parenting Children with ADHD While Reducing Stress, I will show you how to get through the maze of parenting a child with ADHD while maintaining your sanity and sense of purpose. By listening to this book, you will learn: what exactly is ADHD; the different types of ADHD; the causes of ADHD; how ADHD is diagnosed; preschoolers and ADHD; the challenges facing children with ADHD; how to help your child cope with the many symptoms of ADHD; and more.

Lower Your Expectations (and Other Life Skills) is a hilariously honest look at modern adulthood, written for anyone who’s tired of pretending life is supposed to be neat, balanced, or filtered. In this sharply funny and deeply relatable collection, Montana-based author and humorist Katie Simpson takes listeners on a joyride through everyday chaos—laundry mountains, social-media meltdowns, bad customer service, family drama, and the occasional menopausal moment of rage.

In Ken & Chaos: A Love Story, Katie Simpson invites readers into her world: a life built not on fairy tales, but on tractors, chickens, turkeys, Dairy Queen dates, menopause mood swings, and the occasional grease fire. This isn’t a polished romance. It’s a laugh-out-loud, sometimes cringe-worthy, always relatable glimpse into what long-term love really looks like when you live in rural Montana with a man like Ken.

In Love Letters to My Children: A Mother’s Journey of Forgiveness and Generational Healing, author Katie Simpson shares a raw and redemptive memoir told through heartfelt letters to her children. Each chapter captures a milestone of life—first love, heartbreak, marriage, independence, and motherhood—blending memory, wisdom, and deep reflection.

What if you discovered that the spiritual freedom you were searching for had been inside you all along? After years of following every rule, pleasing every person, and trying to stay in God’s “good graces,” Katie Simpson watched her carefully constructed life crumble — religion, marriage, and identity all at once. What followed wasn’t destruction; it was transformation.

In her bold and bitingly funny follow-up to My Own Damn Table, Katie Simpson returns with an unfiltered guide to surviving the circus of life without losing your mind—or your sense of humor. From gaslighters and guilt-trippers to cult-like workplaces and family drama, Katie pulls no punches as she teaches the fine art of protecting your peace, setting boundaries, and finding joy in the chaos. With sharp wit, hard-won wisdom, and stories that are equal parts hilarious and heart-wrenching, she shows how freedom begins the moment you stop apologizing for who you are.

Melanie “Mel” Jones has always had a calling to help others. So, after finding out that her best friend Karen Moore is being abused by her husband, Mel takes action. She takes Karen across the country to hide in an old family home in Newport Oregon. Shortly after moving there, Mel and Karen find a journal belonging to a long dead relative of Mel’s. However, as they read the diary, they quickly discover that the author of the journal may not, in fact, be dead after all — at least not in the way they believe.

What happens when the world takes everything from you — your children, your family, your faith, even your name — and dares you to keep standing? Katie Simpson’s My Own Damn Table is a raw, unflinching memoir of survival, betrayal, and the relentless fight to reclaim a life on her own terms. Raised in a home where love was conditional and safety was a myth, Katie grew up learning to shrink herself in order to survive.

Breaking the Mold: Shattering Expectations and Chasing Dreams is a powerful and inspiring book that challenges listeners to break free from limiting beliefs and societal expectations, and to embrace their individuality in pursuit of their goals and aspirations. Through personal stories, insights, and practical advice, this book guides readers on a journey of self-discovery and personal growth, exploring topics such as the power of belief, defining success on your own terms, embracing failure, finding your passion, overcoming limiting beliefs, building a support system, and taking risks.

The Last Dance: A Love Affair with Destiny is a captivating and inspiring memoir that follows the love story of Emma and Alex, two individuals, whose lives were forever changed when they met each other. From the first steps of their fateful encounter to their last dance together, this book takes the listener on a journey of love, passion, and destiny.

Listeners will discover that weight loss isn’t just about numbers on a scale; it’s about cultivating a healthier, more balanced relationship with food, body, and mind. This book isn’t a quick fix—it’s a profound exploration of self-improvement that empowers individuals to take control of their health and well-being, using the latest technology and ancient wisdom to achieve lasting transformation.

Mastering Your Mind: Harnessing Scientific Strategies to Overcome Anxiety, Depression, Anger, Meltdowns, and Triggers can help you unleash the power of your mind. Learn how to effectively regulate anger, overcome depression, and conquer anxiety using evidence-based practices. Gain priceless knowledge about managing meltdowns and recognizing triggers, arming yourself with useful tools for emotional wellbeing.

Managing your own life is complicated enough, so simultaneously being responsible for a child can almost feel impossible! Perhaps you have just had your first child, and you are worried that you don’t have the skills you need to be responsible. Or maybe you are currently expecting, and you want to learn as much as you can about becoming a great parent before your child is born.

Nancy is so over vampires. Vampire stories, that is, and as a publishing editor building the new Kohl Dark imprint, she swears that if she has to read another one, it'll kill her. Then she meets someone who claims the latest horrid gothic horror on her desk is actually...about his own life! And to make it weirder, he asks Nancy to spend his last night alive with her.

Whether you’re located in the US, the UK, or anywhere in the world, this guide will help your teen navigate the complexities and challenges of the great big world.

Lilith, your wife and now widow, recounts the events of your funeral and the many surprises in had in store for her and your mother too.

Nora is forced into the workhouse at eight years old with her younger sister when they lose their parents. Hungry, lonely, and scared, the sisters lean on each other to get through a miserable existence of backbreaking work. When Nora is able to find work in the home of a titled lady, she's forced to leave her sister behind. Frightened for her sister's well-being, she returns to the workhouse after several months away, but her sister is gone. Desperate to find her, Nora resorts to lies and deceit to get a job as a maid for a wealthy merchant.

In a Lifetime Fight: Living with Cerebral Palsy author Amanda Forry/Fino invites listeners to follow her journey towards healing and hope. After suffering a disabling accident and enduring a lifetime of abuse, Amanda is forced to rely on her own strength and courage to confront the traumas of her past and to find a path forward.

Why do we do it? Marriage. Cohabitation. Why do we accept all the bad with the good? Why do we ignore red flags? What makes us live our lives in a manner that is contrary to our personal well-being for the sake of a relationship? Many of us are notorious for it. Going against our natures. Making excuses for others’ unacceptable and damaging behavior. Giving pivotal pieces of ourselves away so that we may become a version of ourselves deemed more acceptable or likeable by others. Believing we need someone else to make our lives whole.