Business – Leadership

Date Published: May 29, 2026

The C-suite changes everything: the scale, the stakes, the scrutiny. What got
you promoted — functional excellence, execution, personal drive —
isn’t enough to sustain you when every decision is visible and every
move is interpreted.

In The Executive Code, strategic advisor Andrea Nicholas reveals the unspoken
rules of C-suite leadership, drawn from years advising senior executives in
high-pressure, enterprise environments.

Inside, you’ll discover how to:

* Navigate the invisible transitions that come with C-suite responsibility

* Avoid the traps that cause capable executives to stall or be sidelined

* Expand your judgment, influence, and executive presence across the
enterprise

* Handle politics, pressure, and power without losing your edge or integrity

* Lead with clarity when scrutiny is constant and the margin for error is thin

If you’re preparing for the C-suite or determined to endure once
you’re there, The Executive Code is your strategic advantage at the top
— a concise, practical guide for turning a hard‑won role into sustained
authority and impact.

 ANDREA NICHOLAS is a trusted advisor to C-suite executives leading under
sustained visibility and consequence. She brings more than three decades of
experience across consulting, executive leadership, and entrepreneurship, and
is the creator of the Coachsulting® method, helping leaders expand
influence, sharpen judgment, and build legacies that endure.

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A Gripping Journey Through History’s Darkest Corridors

Date Published: March 26, 2020

In the summer of 1988, New York art curator Daniel Singer receives a
mysterious package from West Berlin, sealed with security tape that will
shatter everything he thought he knew about himself and his family. What
begins as a simple delivery transforms into an extraordinary odyssey that
spans continents and decades, pulling Daniel into a labyrinth of secrets that
have been carefully guarded for over forty years.

Newman masterfully constructs a dual timeline that oscillates between May 1945
and July 1988, creating a narrative bridge across generations. In the dying
days of World War II, on the American occupied side of Germany’s Elbe River,
US Army Medical Corps Colonel Samuel Singer stumbles upon the shot-up wreck of
a smoldering SS staff car. Inside: a badly injured driver, a dead German Army
officer carrying the ID of a Nazi war criminal, and a young blonde woman, also
dead in the back seat. This haunting discovery sets in motion a chain of
events that will echo across four decades.

The story sweeps across the battlefields of World War I, through the horrors
of World War II and the Holocaust, into the founding of Israel, and through
three Middle East wars. Each historical moment is rendered with meticulous
attention to detail and emotional authenticity.

The involvement of the Mossad, Israel’s legendary intelligence agency, adds
layers of intrigue and suspense to Daniel’s quest. As he uncovers shocking
truths about his heritage, Daniel must navigate a treacherous landscape where
the past and present collide, where old wounds remain fresh, and where the
consequences of long-buried secrets threaten to destroy everything he holds
dear. Following one American family and two German families, Newman crafts a
narrative that explores not just acts of evil and callous indifference but
also acts of heroism, generosity, and love in the time of Adolf Hitler’s rise
and eventual defeat.

Newman’s research was exhaustive and deeply personal. He traveled throughout
Europe, visiting the actual locations that appear prominently in the book. He
walked the streets of Berlin, discovering the stolpersteine, the engraved
brass plaques embedded in the cobblestone streets marking where Jewish
families lived before the Nazis deported them to their deaths in Auschwitz. He
ventured to the Eagle’s Nest in Berchtesgaden near Munich, Hitler’s wartime
summer home perched high in the Bavarian Alps. Most significantly, he visited
Mauthausen concentration camp itself, where his own father had been imprisoned
by the Nazis in 1944-45.

“My visits to Mauthausen, Berlin and Hitler’s summer home at Eagle’s Nest were
the motivators for me to write Between These

Walls,” Newman explains.

“These places provided me with the inspiration and ideas for the plot and
premise of the book. With the global rise in antisemitism, the words ‘Never
again’ couldn’t ring truer.”

Between These Walls is available for purchase through multiple platforms,
making it accessible to readers worldwide. The novel is available in both
paperback and Kindle editions.

About the Author

 Michael Newman brings an unparalleled authenticity to Between These Walls
because he writes not as a distant observer of history, but as someone whose
life has been indelibly shaped by it. The son of Holocaust survivors, Newman
has always had a deep interest in the Second World War, not as an academic
pursuit, but as a personal mission to understand and honor the experiences
that defined his family’s existence. He received first-hand accounts of what
happened during WWII in the concentration camps, particularly Mauthausen,
where his father was imprisoned.

Newman’s mother, aunt, and grandmother were hidden by Righteous Gentiles in
Budapest during World War II. His father fought in the Hungarian Army, dug
trenches in a forced labor battalion near Stalingrad, and later endured eight
terrible months at Mauthausen in Austria. In 1956, at age twelve, Newman
himself became a refugee, slogging through mud and snow, dodging guard huts to
escape into Austria after the crushed Hungarian uprising against the Soviets.

Years later, as a successful self-made real estate magnate and founder of
InterRent, a real estate investment trust on the Toronto Stock Exchange,
Newman could have allowed his professional achievements to define him.
Instead, he chose to honor his heritage by telling a story that needed to be
told. He has since taken his wife, three children, and one granddaughter on
trips to Mauthausen, ensuring that the next generation never forgets.

During the Second Lebanon War in 2006, concerned over what he perceived as
one-sided news coverage against Israel, he had the opportunity to travel,
surreptitiously, to Israel. Using a connection with an Israeli intelligence
colonel, Newman spent a week in the war zone, visiting bomb shelters, air raid
command centers, and troops in the field. This experience became a model for a
character in his book who helped Israel fight for independence in 1948.

“I am not a religious person, but I do identify myself with what happened
during the Holocaust and I am very much a Zionist and support the founding of
Israel,” Newman says.

This conviction breathes through every page of Between These Walls, giving the
novel an emotional authenticity that resonates with readers across all
backgrounds.

Today, Newman lives on Toronto’s waterfront with his wife, Dixie, and their
Morkie, Mia. Surrounded by five children and eleven grandchildren, he has
transformed the pain of his family’s past into a gift for future generations.
Writing books, as Newman admits, is “a career change I wasn’t expecting to
make at this stage of life. It’s been gratifying for the ego.” He is currently
working on a sequel with the working title A Daughter’s Revenge, and has hired
a screenwriter on spec to craft a six-part series based on his first book.

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A NASA Second Chance Romance

Date Published: June 29, 2026

When her Dallas skincare company is hired to develop a cream for the Diana IV
moon mission, Bella Genovese finds herself in a world of astronauts, launch
countdowns, and one very unexpected attraction to the mission’s quietly
devastating commander.

He’s a widower with two daughters and a Corgi named Daisy. She’s a widow with
two daughters and a Corgi named Primrose. He drinks Laphroaig neat and drives
a Porsche. She wears Louboutin’s to baseball games and names her
suitcase Spotty Dotty.

The universe, it seems, has a plan.

But with a moon landing on the horizon, the miles between Dallas and Houston,
and two hearts still carrying the weight of loss — can two people brave
enough to reach for the stars find the courage to reach for each other?

Warm, funny and deeply romantic, Lift Off to Love is the story of two people
who thought their greatest adventures were behind them — and the love
that proved them beautifully, completely wrong.

“Roger that. Always.”

The countdown has begun. Get your copy today and join Bella and Jack on a
journey where dreams take flight and love reaches for the stars. 

About the Author

 Gina Giambalvo-Glockler is a debut novelist with a love of romance, hockey,
Taylor Swift, and shoes that are probably impractical but absolutely worth it.
A proud Italian American, she writes warm, funny stories about second chances,
blended families, and the kind of love that proves it’s never too late for a
great adventure. When she’s not writing she can be found researching Italian
designers, developing skincare products, watching the Philadelphia Flyers, and
spending time with her rock star husband, drummer Nigel Glockler of the
British heavy metal band, Saxon. Lift Off to Love is her first novel.

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for the sake of family

Date Published: 12-04-2025

Set in the late 1890’s, The Brothers Brown – a family saga, Part 2 – For
the Sake of Family is a sweeping frontier saga of love, guilt, and redemption
– an unflinching portrait of a man’s descent into madness amid the
unforgiving wilds of Indian Territory.

When Matt Brown boards a northbound train, he carries more than a pistol. He
carries the weight of his brother’s death, a marriage strained to its
breaking point, and a conscience at war with itself. A doctor’s brown
vial of medicine offers fleeting relief but soon draws him into a darker world
where pain and guilt blur into something far more dangerous.

His wife, Milla, proud and rooted in her Choctaw heritage, stands as both his
anchor and his judge as the world around them shifts under the weight of
change and loss.

From Fort Smith, Arkansas, to the wooded banks of Bokchito Creek, two families
are bound by tragedy and love, vengeance and mercy. A celebration meant to
heal ignites old resentments. A family gathering ends in bloodshed. And a
winter dance turns deadly, forcing each to face the cost of survival,
forgiveness, and the ties that bind them.

Steeped in the spirit of the Choctaw Nation and the rough mercy of the Old
West, For the Sake of Family is a haunting tale of madness, murder, and the
fragile hope that redemption can be found on the far side of ruin.

With no close relatives nearby, R.G. Stanford turned to online resources in
search of extended family. That search became a twenty-year journey through
genealogy websites, Federal Census records, the National Archives, and old
newspapers. Along the way, R.G. Stanford uncovered incredible stories about
her family and the people who once lived in the Choctaw Nation, Indian
Territory.

Compelled to record the truth of her family in the lore, sprinkled with
imagination, R.G. Stanford is a history lover, a research buff, and a
passionate genealogy enthusiast. She is also a mother, a grandmother, and a
teller of stories, now living near Orlando.

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BDSM Romance, Capture Fantasy

Date Published: June 26, 2026

Kaska means to make Matia the centerpiece in an erotic ritual to honor his
Dark god.

Matia of Ruza is one of the legendary Battlemaids — a woman warrior who has
taken an oath of celibacy in service of the Maid of Light. When mercenary
Kaska of Artane helps Matia defeat a gang of brigands, the two become
partners.

Matia finds her oath of celibacy tested by her handsome Shieldmate’s
erotic appeal. But Kaska means to do more than test her. He worships the Dark
One, and he wants to make Matia the centerpiece in a sizzling erotic ritual in
honor of his god.

But first, he must defeat her in combat — and win her heart.

EXCERPT

 

Kaska of Artane slowed his stallion to an easy amble. Prince Britar’s fortress
lay a full day away, and he’d ridden poor Warbringer hard this past month. He
knew the Prince awaited the intelligence he’d gathered as a spy in neighboring
Trovan but laming his horse would serve no purpose.

Particularly with war on the horizon.

Besides, the last time Kaska had come this way, he’d had to battle the local
brigands. Two fell to his blade before the rest fled, but that left five. And
they might be in the mood for revenge. I don’t care to ride headlong into an
ambush.

“Whoreson bastards!” A woman’s roar of fury brought Kaska’s head up. He drew
Warbringer to a prancing halt.

Swords clashed, interspaced with male taunts and laughter. The laughter had a
distinctly ugly note. The woman swore again, an edge of grim desperation in
her voice.

The thieves had found a new victim.

Kaska set his heels to Warbringer’s flanks and thundered up the road toward
the sound. Rounding the bend, he saw five men fighting a lone female traveler
they’d managed to unhorse. He recognized the dented, rusted armor and unshaven
faces; it was indeed the same band of thieves.

But their victim was no common woman. Her armor and sword marked her as a
follower of the Maid of Light — a female warrior. She was tall for a woman,
with a lithe, muscular build and pretty breasts barely contained by her
intricately embossed breastplate. Long black hair swirled around her face as
she spun and hacked at her tormentors with a slim sword designed for a woman’s
hand.

One of the brigands already lay dead at her feet, but four others remained,
odds too great even for one of the legendary Battlemaids.

A grin of sheer, savage joy spread across Kaska’s face. With a howl, he drew
the blade sheathed across his back and kicked Warbringer into a thundering
charge.

The nearest of the brigands whirled too late. Kaska took his head with a
single stroke.

Another of the men jumped at him, hacking for his thigh with an axe, but Kaska
spun Warbringer aside and thrust his blade into the thief’s chest. The man
tumbled off the lethal point, gurgling out his life.

Meanwhile, the third brigand fell to the Battlemaid’s sword. His head tumbled
from his shoulders.

The fourth man looked from Kaska to the thieves’ would-be victim, calculated
the odds, and took to his heels.

Kaska snatched a dagger from his thigh sheath and hurled it at the coward with
an expert flip of his wrist. The man went down, the blade buried to the hilt
between his shoulder blades.

Scarcely breathing hard, Kaska turned to the maid. “Are you well?”

“Well enough.” She studied him, her dark eyes level. There was a sharp and
elegant beauty to her face, with its broad, high cheekbones and square little
chin. Her lush mouth could inspire a monk to carnal fantasies.

“My thanks, warrior,” she said at last in a low, husky voice, pushing the long
black hair out of her face. “There were too many of them for me to best
alone.” She considered him, appraising the width of his chest and the strength
of his sword arm. Female appreciation lit her gaze, mixed with a warrior’s
caution.

She had reason for that caution, for he meant to challenge her himself. He
worshiped the Dark One, and his god relished nothing as much as the moans of a
defeated Battlemaid.

Imagining the tight grip of her virgin ass, Kaska felt his cock swell behind
his loincloth.

Give her time to rest, and then…

Of course, the maid might well kill him instead, but looking at her long legs
and full, sweet breasts, Kaska thought it a chance well worth taking.

But as he opened his mouth to warn her of his intent, all color left the
Battlemaid’s face. Her eyes rolled up. Kaska threw himself from Warbringer’s
back as she collapsed in a heap.

Two long strides carried him to the maid’s side. Dropping to one knee on the
dusty road, Kaska began an anxious examination. He found no wounds on the
front of her body, so he rolled her onto her back.

The maid groaned and lifted her head. “Wha -?”

“Seems one of your cur attackers landed a blow after all,” he told her grimly.
“There’s a stab wound in your back just under your backplate, over your left
hip.”

“Aye,” she said, letting her head fall. “One of them had a dagger.”

“‘Tis not deep, but it bleeds still,” Kaska said. “I can treat it, if you
permit.”

“Aye,” the maid said, breathing now in shallow pants. “My thanks.”

Kaska nodded and rose to retrieve his pack of battlefield medicines from
Warbringer. Well, he thought as he walked to his horse, I won’t be challenging
her any time soon. Not with that wound.

Later, perhaps. When he’d examined her, he’d noticed she had a truly delicious
ass.

He wanted it.

 

About the Author

New York Times best-selling author Angela Knight has written and
published more than sixty novels, novellas, and ebooks, including the
Mageverse and Merlin’s Legacy series. With a career spanning more than
two decades, Romantic Times Bookclub Magazine has awarded her their Career
Achievement award in Paranormal Romance, as well as two Reviewers’
Choice awards for Best Erotic Romance and Best Werewolf Romance.

Angela is currently a writer, editor, and cover artist for Changeling Press
LLC. She also teaches online writing courses. Besides her fiction work,
Angela’s writing career includes a decade as an award-winning South
Carolina newspaper reporter. She lives in South Carolina with her husband,
Michael, a thirty-year police veteran and detective with a local police
department.

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