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Friday, March 27, 2026

Blog Tour: Ink Magic

 



Historical Fantasy

Date Published: 02-26-2026

Publisher: Sword and Thistle LLC



In World War 1, it’s not the tanks or soldiers that will determine the victors, it’s the magical tattoo ink.

The Mages who can bear that ink have special weapon and beast tattoos that can come to life.


Jack is an infamous Mage, called into a covert mission to rescue a missing scientist. If he can do this, he will ensure the balance of power with the magical ink distribution is not stolen by other countries who look to gain the upper hand during the war.


As he searches for the renowned Nikola Tesla, Jack assembles a team of Mages and soldiers as they scramble against time and powerful Russian enemies, who also have their own magical tattoos. Their enemies will use those powers not only to win the war but take over the city where all magical ink is created and distributed, thus ensuring global domination.


But Jack has a personal vendetta against one of those enemies, payback for the death of his father and other loved ones. If Jack can use his ink magic and overcome the insurmountable odds to succeed, he just might keep the ink safe, maintain the balance of power, and defeat the men who have plagued his family for decades.


This action-packed alternate history novel will keep readers on the edge of their seats! If you love the Pale Rider Second Chance series by Michael Roberts, you will love his new Ink Magic series!

 



Excerpt

The tanks zig-zagged in the dirt, crossing one another’s path as they neared the Russians. Jack had one idea, but he’d need to get closer and time his attack perfectly, especially as Jack was assigned as an adviser, not a combatant. He was not supposed to run into combat, but if he sat in this trench and waited, then he’d die with his Russian comrades.

Combat had come to him.

Nodding his head, he turned to Pavel. “Get five men and follow me,” Jack yelled as he pulled off his coat and rolled up his shirtsleeves to expose a black and silver shield tattoo on his left forearm.

Pavel pointed out five men and waved them over, ordering them to stay behind him and Jack, no matter what. Amid the gunshots and rain of dirt, Jack climbed over the ledge of the trench and extended his left arm in front of his body, saying what he called his power word that activated his shield as he withdrew his German Luger.

In an instant, his tattoo came to life, transforming into a full-sized, silver and black Spartan-style shield that appeared on his arm, and bullets bounced off of it.

A magical shield called forth from the magical ink of his tattoo, the shield looked to be a normal shield but extended a six-foot invisible barrier in front of himself. A thin, almost invisible, light silvery-blue glow coursed around the invisible barrier, showing the outline. Jack crept forward, giving the Russians room and time to climb out of the trench.

Pavel tapped Jack on the back, letting him know that the men were out of the trench and ready to move. Jack rushed forward as bullets bounced off the shield, with Russians running behind him as close as possible, shooting as they ran. Jack’s shield was only solid on the outside and in front of them, so it didn’t stop their bullets from going out, just the German bullets from coming in. Hundreds of bullets sparked against Jack’s shield as they ricocheted off and away.

“Aim for the men behind the tanks!” Jack yelled over his shoulder. “That’s where we’re going.”


About the Author

 

 Michael Roberts is a Police Officer in Southern California. He also served in the United States Marine Corps for seven years. This is his first American Historical fiction book, and he drew on much of his previous military experience to write it.


His most recent series, Ink Magic, was just accepted by Spiteful Books.


He lives in California with his family of seven. 

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Blog Tour: The Helmsman of Anthesis

 




Historical Fiction

Date Published: March 12th

Publisher: Acorn Publishing



William Sukara, a gregarious dreamer, emerges from the 1950s an estranged son. In divorce debt and with limited visitation rights as a father, he searches for order in failure. Pursuing self-discipline as an answer, he enlists in the Navy, volunteers for underwater demolition team training, and survives the elite course.

With five other team members, he raises his hand for a clandestine mission, knowing only that it's a “hundred day operation in a warm climate." They are led by a mysterious civilian who alludes that their authorization comes from the Oval Office, and they are to operate with extreme malice. They revolt, escaping under bizarre circumstances.


The Helmsman of Anthesis is a raw, close to the nerve, psychological thriller about a mission gone wantonly mad.

 



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They listened to what they knew was coming—they were here to kill people. The starkness still came as an abominable commission, a heart in ice. They stared at a cartographer’s depiction of where two peasant nations met along a broad maze. The vague wilderness, a nameless swamp, could be covered with one hand. But in their overwhelmed minds it was a distant planet, a place where they were to do unimaginable things. In varying degrees, they tried to get past the moral shock, the yuk factor, or set it aside.

Yet there was something else realized, barely discernible, only subliminally noted. Or maybe, even forbidden to recognize, a sensation of heady sway, they didn’t analyze the feeling couched in the Kemo’s rote. His sweeping authorization, romanced with user-friendly history, vouchsafed by a homeland frolicking in certainty, with an omniscient overseer taking notes, won their high ground. For the only creature that existence is a question, they were handed a prepared answer, suitable for eternal framing.

Erickson rolled on, “In a remote possibility, what are you to do if you are sure people have come ashore? If you decide to leave your tree position, I want you to take two items with you. Unlatch the infrared unit and store it in your empty pack. Pull the bolt out of the rifle and secure it in a separate pouch. You may be in a hurry but check that the flaps are buckled up. Leave everything else.”

For a covert operation, somewhere between notional and nascent, his detailing was like a veteran Scout Master’s tenth summer camp. “With your pack on, descend, pulling the line down, take it with you for a way. Find the string you tied when you arrived, to the opposite side of the island.”

With meticulous visualizing, he finished how an escape would play out. “Once at the water’s edge, swim across to the next island. If you think it’s necessary, find your way across and swim to the next piece of land. I don’t foresee someone trying to follow you; remember, you still have your sidearm on your belt and three clips of ammo.”

Reassuringly, he tacked on, “You’ll have more problems with mosquitoes than with some barefoot fool trying to find you in the dark. After that, stay put, we’ll find you in the morning. You’ll hear the boat’s engines or horn. Use your whistle to help locate you.”

There it was, after five weeks of exclusion from a scheme, they were now privy to a grand mal of excitement. They never imagined this sobering now, as the night never suspects what day brings. Suddenly all the pieces of the puzzle came together; they were elevated to the inner sanctum, they were lofty.

A zephyr blurred the mirroring river, gently squeezing Apollyon against her rubber fenders with a moaning lament. Air flowed through the doorways and ports, unnoticed by a circle of conspirators.

Searching faces, Erickson said, “Any questions so far?”

One after another, he fended off what-if inquiries. His responses confirmed whoever claimed genesis for their plan had considered every possible hiccup.

“Keep your repellent in your pocket. If you have to swim, you can reapply later.”

“You’ll have a plastic bottle to pee in, so you don’t smell up the area under your position.”

“You’ll take a pill that will keep you alert all night.”

As the Q&A slowed, Valdes queried their leader’s sudden openness, “Why all this super secrecy? We’re all cleared to hug an atomic bomb.”

Up to then, his answers to their questions had been returned with ping-pong responses, but now he delayed. Gazing out the doorway into their sylvan seclusion, he momentarily drifted away.

Then he turned to Sukara, saying, “You once asked if the president knew about this operation.” Glancing at the others, he offered a hypothesis. “Well, let’s just say . . . if . . . he and a tight inner circle of advisers know. And . . . if . . . he authorized this and other covert assistance, and . . . if . . . he ordered he was to be kept abreast of all operations. Allowing all these ifs, then his exposure to introducing U.S. military personnel into an offensive role with a sovereign country without any clear and present danger could put him in an awkward position. It would be politically suicidal, both domestically and geopolitically. Congress could view the president’s actions as an impeachable offense. As I’ve said, if . . . this is the commander in chief’s show.”

The six riveted souls would never know to their dying day if what they just heard possessed any validity. But it didn’t matter; it had its desired effect. All through brunch they had been fed elitist words, energizing them to storm imagined threats to the sacred, state nation. Now with the addition of a wink-wink-nudge-nudge innuendo connecting them to the Oval Office, there was initiated a launch sequence, heading for antiquity.

It was all very well to be under the endorsement of the apparent creator of the universe. But He/She/It was invisible, not known for pinning on medals, handshakes, and photo ops. But for the president of the United States to be watching, who could even know them by name, was something else again. Or so it seemed.


About the Author

At age twenty, Lee Hodiak joined the Navy and spent most of his enlistment attached to Underwater Demolition Team 12. After serving, he joined the San Diego Police Department but realized he needed to follow his passion for wilderness travel and adventure instead. He went on to backpack the Baja California Peninsula, built a thirty-six-foot sloop, and lived in Australia for twenty years.
Now a resident of Central California, Lee enjoys birdwatching and living by the ocean. Sixty years in the making, The Helmsman of Anthesis is his debut novel.

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Thursday, March 26, 2026

PROMO: Montana Matrimonial News

 



Historical Fiction

Date Published: 10-07-2025

Publisher: NorthStar Press



Loneliness gnaws and chews like the relentless prairie wind. Dakota homesteader, Digger Dancy, props his feet in the oven and waits for the storm to end. His brother, George, barges into the soddy in a swirl of blowing snow. George announces he will abandon his claim to seek a wife. He can’ t stand the loneliness. Digger slaps a stack of old newspapers on the table and convinces him to place an ad for a correspondence bride in the Montana Matrimonial News. Doctor Gamla, the almost-doctor and midwife, treats George’ s frostbite, and offers a cure for his melancholia. She tells of two sisters living in tar-paper shacks along the Mad Dog River. The brothers cannot imagine how Doctor Gamla’ s cure will change their lives. Nickelbo’ s whole world is wheat. The homesteaders talk about crops, worry about the weather, complain about prices, and dream what they’ ll buy after the harvest. Asa Wainwright busts sod with a grasshopper plow. Ingrid Larson dallies over planting to avoid her sister’ s wedding. Drunken Oscar Borgom gets lost in a storm on the way to the outhouse. Through it all, Doctor Gamla delivers babies, treats ailments, and offers advice. “My cures work if you can stand them."


Excerpt

Digger Dancy paced back and forth across his soddy, ten steps from door to stove, eleven steps from table to bed. He had survived four long winters, and he would survive now. It was a matter of mental discipline. He focused on pleasant things: playing baseball in July, a keg of beer cooled in the river, turning the crank at the ice cream social, dancing to a polka band. Don’t think about Christmas coming. Don’t count the months until spring. Don’t worry about your brother. Read. Sing. Recite poetry. Read some more. Remember the poems you memorized in school. Listen my children and you shall hear of the midnight ride of Paul Revere. And the Bible verses you learned in church. Jesus wept. God is love. The Lord is my shepherd I shall not want. Get ahold of yourself.

Digger cracked open the door and peered out into the storm. A white curtain of blowing snow wrapped the world into a cocoon. He couldn’t see a thing. Yesterday, the storm roared out of Canada and dumped three feet of snow across Dakota Territory. Snow was still coming down. Icy cold robbed his breath. He slammed the door and added kerosene to the lamp. The earthen walls absorbed the light, leaving only a feeble glow.

He had sweet-talked his brother into homesteading the adjoining claim. They would share work and keep each other company. They would build their own life, away from their bossy mother and relatives. Sitting on a claim for five years was worth the title from Uncle Sam, in his opinion, but George suffered from melancholia. Dark winter days pushed him to the edge of sanity. George always snapped back in the spring, but even so, Digger worried about him. Lately he had been withdrawn and morose. As soon as the weather cleared, he would go check on him. Dear God, don’t let him do anything rash.

He pulled his chair next to the stove, rested his feet on the open oven door, and opened a Fargo Argosy that was almost old enough to vote. He reread a report of a baseball game. Homesteaders were too busy and too isolated to play much ball. Next summer he would convince his neighbors to play a game once in a while. It was the only thing he missed about Iowa. He didn’t miss his bossy mother or the town gossips. He didn’t miss everyone trying to tell him how to live his life.

 

About the Author

 

 Candace Simar likes to imagine how things might have been. She combines her love of history with her Scandinavian heritage in historical novels that examine the early days of Minnesota and North Dakota. “I write historical novels to share painless history lessons about the fascinating and unique history of our region.”

Her historical novels include: Sister Lumberjack, book five in the Abercrombie Trail Series (North Star Press, March 2024) Follow Whiskey Creek (Sweet Honey Press 2023) Escape to Fort Abercrombie (Five Star Cengage 2018) Shelterbelts (North Star Press 2015), Blooming Prairie (North Star Press 2012) Birdie (North Star Press2011) Pomme de Terre (North Star Press 2010), and Abercrombie Trail (North Star Press 2009). Her short story collections: Dear Homefolks (River Place Press 2017) and The Glory of Ordinary Time (Wolfpack Press 2018). Farm Girls (River Place Press 2013) is a book of poetry co-written with her sister, Angela Foster. Candace’s short stories have been published in the anthologies: Spoilt Quilt (Five Star Cengage 2020), Librarians of the West (Five Star Cengage 2021); and Why Cows Need Cowboys (Two Dot Press 2021).

Simar is a Spur Award winner and Spur finalist from the Western Writers of America for her Abercrombie Trail series. Shelterbelts was a finalist in both the Willa Literary Awards in Historical Fiction and the Midwest Book Awards. Escape to Fort Abercrombie holds a Will Rogers Gold Medallion and a Peacemaker Award from Western Fictioneers.

Her short stories and poetry have received awards from the Bob Dylan Creative Writing Contest, Lake Region Review, League of Minnesota Poets, National Federation of State Poetry Societies, Dust and Fire, and the Laura Awards for Short Fiction.

Candace enjoys sharing her research and writing with groups and book clubs across the nation.


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PROMO: Meat Cove

 




SAGATHRILLER

Meat Cove combines saga and thriller via Fundy's lurid diary, which appears between each chapter, forming a tale within a tale. As Fundy's grim memories slowly come back to life, her past and present collide in a riveting conclusion worthy of the first sagathriller.

Date Published: January 22, 2026

Publisher: Seacoast Press



Constable Fundy Sutherland is a buff, gruff Mountie with a price on her head and a veritable ossuary of skeletons in her closet. A former JTF-2 sniper, Fundy is quietly raising daughter Skye in Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia when three events upend her careful obscurity: Skye brings home a DNA ancestry kit; the doppelgänger of Fundy's runaway mother settles in tiny White Point; and an erratic Venezuelan ship passes through the Cabot Strait.

As local disturbances and international tensions escalate around a NATO conference in Halifax, Fundy must leave her safe lane and resurrect an implacable past. Generational love story meets geopolitical suspense in a SAGA THRILLER barreling across the North Atlantic.

 


About the Author

 

 Janice Weber grew up in Ridgewood, New Jersey and graduated summa cum laude from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York.

At the time of her Carnegie Recital Hall debut at age nine, she was writing her first short stories. She has continued both pursuits, with her novels providing counterpoint to the staid world of a concert pianist, or perhaps with her recitals offsetting the staid world of a writer.

Janice’s novels have a worldwide following. Her debut, The Secret Life of Eva Hathaway, enjoys near cult status and is widely recognized as iconic Chick Lit – though appearing years before the genre was invented. Its colorful characters, verbal virtuosity, wit, and sensuality established the hallmarks of a style that has earned Weber comparison with Mark Twain, Fran Liebowitz, Harold Pinter, and Robert Ludlum (if such a hybrid can be imagined).

Janice’s novels happen between (and occasionally during) concerts. Music on some level infiltrates almost every book: Eva Hathaway writes hymns between trysts, Floyd Beck met the love of his life at Carnegie Hall, Leslie Frost is a concert violinist, and Ross Major listens to Beethoven when the going gets rough. Characters without music in their lives fill the void with swinging, murder, and treason, activities musicians tend to eschew since this would detract from practice time.

Janice divides her time between fishing villages in Massachusetts and Cape Breton.


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Blog Tour: Unexpected Altars

 




Christian Devotional, Inspirational Personal Testimonies

Date Published: 11-15-2025

Publisher: Acorn Book Services



Everyday moments become sacred altars where God meets you.


Do you sometimes wish you could hear from God? Do you feel like you are too insignificant for Him to care about your daily battles with loneliness, grief, change, and doubts?


God talks to each of us – from the young husband and father who accidentally torched his home, to the claustrophobic pastor making her way through a historic tunnel in Israel, to the mystery author having a close call with a stink bug.


God can speak to us through that soft voice inside your head; or the perfect words for your circumstance uttered on Sunday morning; or He can come to you in a powerful revelation.


Turn your doubts into divine encounters. Discover how God is speaking to you today through these 101 inspirational faith stories. These stories will transform your doubts into powerful encounters with God’s grace, guiding you to find Him in unexpected places.


UNEXPECTED ALTARS is a collection of stories of faith from real people, just like you, who have experienced God’s grace and presence in their lives. Their authors pray that this Christian devotional will inspire your daily spiritual life. Each story is a powerful reminder that God meets us right where we are—building altars of worship in the ordinary and the extraordinary. Perfect for daily devotion, small group discussion, or personal encouragement.


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The Battle of the Malovent Stink Bug

I will both lay me down in peace, and sleep: for thou, LORD, only makes me dwell in safety.

Psalm 4:8


Last summer, I woke up one morning feeling great. The sun was shining. The birds were singing. My husband Jack was grumpy. When I handed him his cup of coffee, he asked me, “How did you sleep?”

“Oh, I slept great,” I replied. “How did you sleep?”

“Terrible.”

About one o’clock in the morning, Jack woke up, as he will often do. So he turned on the light to read. At that point, he noticed a stink bug on top of the blanket, on my side of the bed, making its way to my face.

Being the great defender of hearth and home that he is, Jack launched into action. He reached over to flick the evil stink bug off me. But the wicked critter refused to be flicked away so easily. Instead of letting himself be ejected from the bed, he jumped up and landed back on the covers, closer to my face, and proceeded with his mission of doing whatever it is that bugs do to sleeping women in the middle of the night.

So, Jack rebounded with yet another attack. Once again, the dastardly stink bug refused to leave our bed. So then, my daring husband decided to step up his defense of his wife by swatting at the bug with his book. But this time, the malicious bug was ready, he simply dodged the book and landed up near my face. Before Jack could cut him off, the bugger slipped under the covers to have his way with me.

Refusing to give up in defeat, Jack threw back the covers and launched a full-scale assault against the malevolent stink bug. With both hands he was slapping and hitting the little night stalker, while fully aware that one missed strike could result in injuring me, or worse, waking me up from a very pleasant night’s sleep.

Meanwhile, I was dreaming about chasing a butterfly through a beautiful meadow.

Eventually, Jack realized that the evil little bugger was gone. But where, he did not know. He looked all over the bed but couldn’t find it. Satisfied that it was not on me, he covered me up again and lay down to wonder about two things: 1) where did that stink bug go, and 2) how did she sleep through all that?

He didn’t slip back to sleep until the sun started to come up.

God does protect each one of us in the same way, even when we don’t know that we are in danger—twenty-four-seven whether it be against Satan or malevolent stink bugs.

Thank you for your protection, and your constant watch over us, even when we are totally oblivious of being in danger. Amen.

Lauren Carr






UNEXPECTED ALTARS: MEETING GOD IN EVERYDAY MOMENTS is an anthology written by multiple authors, edited by JoAnne Alexander, and published by Lauren Carr for Oakland Community Church, a non-denominational church located in Charles Town, West Virginia.

All royalties from this devotional book will be donated to the building fund for Oakland Community Church's new building. Oakland's goal is to design a biophilic building that takes advantage of the beauty of our Jefferson County location.


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Wednesday, March 25, 2026

PROMO: In Her Own Backyard

 




Thriller

Date Published: March 26, 2026

Publisher: Acorn Publishing



Every street holds a secret . . .

 

New to the neighborhood and reeling from the traumatic birth of her second child, Marlowe Moore is barely holding it together. Battling postpartum depression and anxiety, she’s desperate for stability.

But when she learns that a woman who once lived in her family’s new home vanished without a trace, Marlowe becomes obsessed. As strange things happen and neighborly smiles feel like veiled threats, Marlowe can’t shake the feeling that someone is hiding something.

She spirals further into paranoia, fixated on the abandoned case and determined to seek justice. But how can a woman who feels lost find a missing person?

Juggling the demands of her beloved family and her harrowing mental illness, Marlowe doesn’t realize she is caught in a cat-and-mouse game that could cost her everything … including her life.

 

About the Author

 


 Ashley Hanna-Morgan is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) certified in perinatal mental health (PMH-C). In addition to her work as a psychotherapist, she writes about mental health to advocate for change and inspire hope. In 2016, she wrote The Afterglow, a mindfulness and cognitive behavioral therapy curriculum that supports parents with postpartum depression and anxiety. In 2017, she published I Gave Birth to My Heart, a collection of poems about the secret anguishes and innumerable joys of reinventing oneself after postpartum depression.

When she isn’t counseling clients or volunteering with Postpartum Support International, Ashley loves to experiment in the kitchen and spend as much time outside as possible in San Diego, where she resides with her family. In Her Own Backyard is her first novel.


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PROMO: You Gotta Have G.U.T.S.

 




How Gratitude, Unity, Trustworthiness, and Spirituality Empowered a Sharecropper’s Daughter to Conquer the American Dream


Non-fiction, self help, memoir

Date Published: March 17, 2026

Publisher: Elite Online Publishing



"There are street signs named after you: One Way!"

Growing up in 1960s Memphis, Martha Daniel was no stranger to injustice. But her mother’s playful jab at her determined spirit, “One Way!” became a badge of honor, a reminder that her path would be hers alone to forge.

From an unplanned pregnancy and a troubled marriage to workplace discrimination and the sting of betrayal in business, Martha faced challenge after challenge. But she didn’t just survive, she soared. With grit, unwavering faith, and her trademark determination, she built a groundbreaking career in tech, launched multiple successful businesses, and ultimately found the love she always dreamed of.

You Gotta Have G.U.T.S. is Martha’s powerful true story, and a guidebook for anyone ready to turn adversity into achievement. With her four core principles, Gratitude, Unity, Trustworthiness, and Spirituality, you’ll discover how to unlock your own strength and success, no matter where you start.

 


Excerpt


Dreams are powerful, are they not? They nudge us, inspire us,

and won’t let go until we pay attention. But let’s be honest:

turning dreams into reality can feel like climbing a mountain. Fear,

uncertainty, financial sacrifices, or the fear of failing are enough to

make anyone hesitate. Sound familiar? You are not alone.

 

Welcome to the world of G.U.T.S.—Gratitude, Unity, Trust-

worthiness, and Spirituality. These are the tools you can use to tackle

 

challenges and turn your dreams into reality, one step at a time.

My life has been all about pushing through the lows that have

come my way, and believe me, I have encountered them at every turn.

From segregation and discrimination in 1960s Memphis, Tennessee, to

an unplanned teenage pregnancy, a less-than-ideal marriage, business

partners who stole from me, personal bankruptcy, and even the

heartbreak of losing a child to suicide —those lows made me question

everything in life.

Through it all, my faith, my dreams, and my integrity, coupled

with my G.U.T.S., kept me going. These core values helped me survive

and thrive.

 

Despite all those lows, God built in some critical highs to encourage

me to keep going. From earning my way into workplaces that valued my

input, to starting successful companies, winning multi-million-dollar

contracts, and meeting the love of my life, the highs have certainly

outweighed the lows. Those highs gave me hope and reminded me

of what was possible. Even though I had moments of hopelessness, I

learned that persistence, faith, and not giving up are key, even when

everything feels uncertain. The ups and downs, the good and the bad,

bring lessons. Sure, life can be stressful at times, but I learned that

every experience moved me closer to my dream. I didn’t give up, I kept

going, and it was worth it. I experienced a beautiful rainbow at the end

of the storm.

As a trailblazing entrepreneur and CEO of two high-profile

companies in the technology field, I have been through it all, and I

can tell you this: Success does not happen by accident. It takes clarity,

determination, and a solid strategy. Success in any pursuit is possible,

and it starts with dreaming big, making a plan, staying confident, and

working hard. From there, you have to activate the power that resides

deep inside you.

That is where G.U.T.S. comes in. In this book, I break success

down into simple, actionable steps you can follow. You’ll learn how to

face fear head-on, build unshakable confidence, say goodbye to “no”

as the final answer, and prepare for the sacrifices needed to make your

dream a reality. You’ll discover the importance of practicing Gratitude,

Unity, Trustworthiness, and Spirituality, qualities that have kept me

grounded through life’s toughest moments.

I am a big dreamer who does not back down from challenges, and

I owe it all to G.U.T.S. These four principles have been my guide,

helping me achieve success beyond what I imagined.

 


About the Author

Martha Daniel is a trailblazing entrepreneur, cybersecurity innovator, and motivational speaker whose four-decade career spans the U.S. Navy, government, and advanced technology sectors. A former Navy cryptologist, she transformed racial and gender adversity into a foundation for leadership as Founder and CEO of Information Management Resources, Inc., securing more than $425 million in contracts for clients including the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, the State of California, and Disney, and later founding Cytellix Corporation, an award-winning, patented cybersecurity SaaS platform.

A published author and thought leader, Martha co-authored Million Dollar Conversations and On the Other Side of Midnight 2000, and her latest book, You Gotta Have G.U.T.S., delivers a powerful framework for overcoming fear and unlocking potential. Recognized by the White House as a “10 Women Veteran Champion of Change” and honored with multiple Stevie Awards, she is also an ordained minister and active board leader. Through her books, speaking, and mentorship, Martha inspires others to lead with courage, resilience, and purpose.

 

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