Stanford Professor Jo Boaler’s UNLOCKED: The New Science of Learning, a book to change your mind about what you can do and achieve and which outlines brain science through creative and engaging examples and stories of real people changing their lives in a 5-bidder auction.

USA Today bestselling author Christy Carlyle’s Victorian romance series, THE DUKE’S DEN, a 19th century spin on Shark Tank, featuring three entrepreneurial aristocrats who are skilled at business and pleasure and are seeking to fund new inventions—all due to the influence of fierce and clever heroines, in a 3-book deal.

Jen Munson’s CONFERRING IN THE ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS CLASSROOM examining how to have productive conversations with students as they work to solve problems.

Mollie Cox Bryan’s THE JEAN HARLOW BOMBSHELL, when Charlotte Donovan’s famous pop-biographer boss dies and leaves her to finish the Jean Harlow biography, she’s stalked, threatened, and haunted by a group of dangerous people and realizes that by stepping into her boss’s shoes she’s marked herself out as the next murder victim, in a 3-book deal.

Sandra Johnson’s The Mind-Body Peace Journal  offering effective guidance for people to journal their way to wellness through inspirational quotes and insightful writing prompts.

Vivian Conroy’s THE BUTTERFLY CONSPIRACY, the first in a new Victorian mystery series about a young female zoologist who, in a male dominated field, has her uncle take credit for her accomplishments until her uncle is accused of murder and she must use all of her skills – and those of some unconventional allies – to save him from the gallows, in a 2-book deal.

Louis Del Monte’s GENIUS WEAPONS: Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Weaponry, and the Future of Warfare, describing the ever-increasing role of artificial intelligence in warfare, including lethal autonomous weapon systems (LAWS), exploring the multi-billion dollar arms race between the U.S., China, and Russia for these devastating LAWS, and examining the advantages and potential threats of their development and use.

NYT and USA Today bestselling author Lynn Cahoon’s ROCKETS DEAD GLARE, the first of three novella’s in the Tourist Trap Mystery series, in which sunny South Cove is gearing up for their annual Fourth of July celebrations but a local murder threatens to kill the fireworks.

Alex Korb’s The Upward Spiral Workbook, focusing on simple, powerful and concrete steps to take advantage of the latest neuroscience research to overcome depression and anxiety.

Martin Limon’s THE LINE, the fourteenth novel in the George Sueño and Ernie Bascom mystery series, in which a soldier is found brutally murdered on the Military Demarcation Line between North and South Korea, where heavily armed troops face off, and Sergeants George Sueño and Ernie Bascom investigate, soon realizing that one false accusation could explode into war.