AUDIOBOOKS IN PRODUCTION

Where does sanity end and madness begin? Tales of Love and Madness by Donald Pizzarello is a compelling collection of four short stories that dive into the complexities of the human mind and heart. Each story weaves its own narrative of psychological tension, exploring the fragile boundaries between love, obsession, sanity, and madness.

Cinematic type tales of dark fiction and horror featuring zombies, witches, and more nontraditional fears that leave you fearing the monster within. From flash to longer short stories, A Night at the Shockplex by Healers author, Brooke Reynolds, is a collection of 18 dark fictional tales that are sure to churn your insides and leave you with a feeling of dread.

In a world saturated with dietary fads, Tamsin Haleshenk's DASH Diet Explained offers what so many people truly need—a sustainable, empowering, evidence-based way to eat that supports real, measurable improvements in blood pressure and overall health.

HOOKED: Why You’re Addicted to Everything (and How to Break Free) by Lyon Balluce explores the science behind addiction in a quick, digestible format. It reveals how addiction goes beyond substances, from success and social media to knowledge and creativity. This book offers insights into why we're all addicted to something and provides simple strategies to break free from harmful habits. 

Inside Ricarda Peter's Screw It, Be Free you’ll find truth—raw, rebellious, and unfiltered. You’ll find yourself. Not the polished version. The real one. The one that’s still alive under all the "shoulds,” the fears, the polite smiles.

So if you’re ready to stop surviving and start living—loud, bold, and unapologetically free — listen to this.

And then? Set the whole damn thing on fire. 

Lucan Merrian asks, What is Dark Matter and Dark Energy? This is the cosmic puzzle scientists face when trying to understand the universe. We can see all the stars, planets, and galaxies—what scientists call "ordinary matter." They’re dramatic, photogenic, and spectacular. But here’s the thing: they only make up a tiny slice of the universe—less than 5%.