"A bedtime story for a good night's sleep in a crazy year of election." Imagine the animals on George Orwell's farm debating with Dr. Seuss live on Fox News, then turn the resulting mess into a coloring book to read like a rhyming bedtime story. That's PETOCRACY, where animals rule the land just like human beings. File Under: Adult Coloring Book, Children's Book, Political Satire, Bedtime Story, Animal Farm, Nursery Rhymes

A modern day rags to riches story about a young man on a mission to create a more walkable America. Starry-eyed junior architect Walker Smith had a simple plan. He wanted to show the world the joy of a walkable lifestyle, by documenting his walk across America. But that was before he lost his job and his home, fell for a runaway scam artist, and got chased by her wealthy bible-thumping father and a gun crazed rogue DHS agent. Now Walker's plan was simply to survive. The Land of Opportunity Series The Land of Opportunity Series is about young people taking matters into their own hands to...

Rebecca West has only 24 hours to recover her missing autonomous vehicle-and crush his heart. A theft at a self-driving competition in Southern California forces bootstrapping innovator Rebecca West to become a DIY detective. The culprit is likely among the attendees at the event. Is it another competitor? The suspicious group of foreign students? One suspect she can rule out is the jackass celebrity driver in the next pit, Sam Chavez. He's made perfectly clear what he wants from Rebecca, and it's not her prototype. The Land of Opportunity Series Meet young entrepreneurs, inventors, and...

The strangest thing happened in 2016 - it wasn't unpredictable, but it wasn't forseen. America put on a political scene; we all got excited, with red and blue and nothing in between. 'Merical explores the land beneath the lies, where half the country saw a miracle, and the other half saw 'Merica. Along this path paved with fear, you might find some hope and patriotic good cheer.

Meet Jerome Williams, a sexy clown torn between right and wrong. When Jerome does the right thing, his life goes well. He's a successful local entrepreneur, and an influential social activist at the center of the East Bay arts scene. But when he does the wrong thing, it's bad: Paid killer. Prison. Homeless. Now he's dating the daughter of a billionaire. His game has never been tighter. So why is he hiring an attorney? And why does his new counselor have to be so damned attractive?