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Authors benefit from our history of publishing and our relationships
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Featured pre sale.Something strange is happening at the clinic, but
Dr. Tobi Lister has enough to deal with just trying to practice medicine, now that patients have become “customers” and the medical field is dictated by entrepreneurs whose sole objective is profit. And now suddenly, after nearly two decades, the man who broke her heart has resurfaced, but Tobi is determined to ignore his desperate attempts to communicate. This medical thriller by debut author Debra E. Blaine, MD emphasizes the loss of humanity felt by both physicians and patients now that medicine has become a consumer-driven industry. |
Featured DEAL!Labor Day is coming up!
Order today for all of the new parents in your life! Becoming a parent can be one of the most beautiful, exhilarating, confusing, and exhausting times of a person’s life. Along with the excitement, joy, and love come a thousand questions: “How much should my baby eat?”; “What should I expect from breastfeeding?”; “What is my baby experiencing today?”; and, perhaps the most common question, “Is this normal?”. Neonatologist Frank Bowen, MD, has cared for thousands of infants in his career. In this in-depth guide, he takes new parents by the hand as he shares details of your baby’s first week, and describes what constitutes “normal” in three different areas: physical, behavioral, and feeding. Included with the guide are questions to help you reflect upon (and remember!) your worries, questions, and treasured moments during this special time in your life. |
Featured new release.When an infertile woman finds
herself pregnant, it’s a cause for celebration. When that woman is approaching her fifty-fifth birthday, it’s practically a miracle! Hannah Murrow certainly thinks so in the wake of her (very) belated blessing. But she is disappointed that no one—not her husband, eager for retirement; not her longtime friends from her infertility support group; and least of all her moody, difficult adopted daughter Natty—seems to share her excitement. That all changes when Natty and her boyfriend turn Hannah’s improbable pregnancy into a marketing opportunity, and Hannah into an unlikely social media celebrity. In the process, Hannah reconsiders what it means to be a mother, both to the child she’s expecting and to the one she has already raised. |