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A War for Half the World: Why the Real Battle for the Future Was Fought in the Pacific

Publication Date: 02/09/2027

The largest battlefield in history. The most consequential struggle of the modern world. Fought across an immense expanse of ocean, air, and jungle, the Pacific War unfolded over the largest and most complex battlefield in history. It was here—amid carrier duels, amphibious assaults, and grinding campaigns across far-flung islands—that the…

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The Secret Life of Beats

Publication Date: 02/09/2027

Part memoir, part musical odyssey, The Secret Life of Beats follows Grammy Award–winning drummer Will Calhoun from his childhood in the Bronx to the far corners of the world—driven by the curiosity and fearlessness that made him one of the most extraordinary musicians of his generation. Will Calhoun grew up…

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Gulf Warrior: The Purpose, Danger, Truth, and Consequences of Serving My Country in Three Wars

Publication Date: 02/02/2027

A war story about one combat veteran’s quest through twenty-five years of the Gulf Wars to find peace for himself and other returning vets. This book recounts four years of combat operations, patrols, and logistics. Gulf Warrior is about the time, energy, lives, blood, and money that must be spent…

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Life and War in a Special Mission Unit: Through the Eyes of an EOD Team Leader

Publication Date: 01/19/2027

The first-person account of Thad Smith’s time as an Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) technician during the Iraq War. Growing up restless in Dallas, Thad Smith was always chasing something and wanting more to the detriment of his personal life. Searching for direction, Thad was recruited into the Army’s most…

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Vietnam 1965: America Goes to War: The Escalation of the Vietnam War Through the Eyes of the Men Who Were There

Publication Date: 01/12/2027

The American ordeal of the Vietnam war told through the eyes of those marines, soldiers, airmen, and sailors who experienced this time of escalation and innocence “Ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country.” A legion of young men answered President Kennedy’s…

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Submarine Close: Leadership Begins and Ends with People from Submarines to Boardrooms

Publication Date: 01/05/2027

Submarine Close is about building relationships and our fundamental humanity at the center of leadership, performance, and fulfillment. Submarine Close is a refined version of a timeless truth: When people feel they belong, when they trust those around them, and when they share a clear purpose, they push past limits…

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Thornbridge

Publication Date: 12/08/2026

When six teenagers uncover the origins of artificial intelligence beneath their elite boarding school, they discover that the world they are meant to inherit is unraveling and the secret buried beneath their feet may be their only chance to save it. At Thornbridge Academy, the future is shaped by the…

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Breaking the Rules: From Undocumented Immigrant to UFC Star, the Spectacular Rise of a Champion

Publication Date: 12/08/2026

UFC champion Glover Teixeira reflects on his harrowing journey from undocumented illegal immigrant to world titleholder. Fighting inside the octagon was nothing compared to the fight Glover Teixeira endured to reach it. Before he became the oldest man to win an Ultimate Fighting Championship title, Teixeira risked everything to chase…

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The Things That Remain: The Artifacts of Eugene B. Sledge

Publication Date: 11/24/2026

As seen on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast, the Jocko Podcast, the Art of Manliness Podcast, Fox Nation, and Fox and Friends The Things That Remain, Henry Sledge’s second book, continues the study of his father’s legacy, serving as a visual and narrative companion to With the Old Breed by…

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The Case of Nancy Drew: A Visual Archive

Publication Date: 11/17/2026

A richly illustrated cultural history that examines Nancy Drew as feminist icon through vintage book covers, illustrations, and ephemera from the 1930s to present day. She drove a blue roadster, wore tailored suits, and solved mysteries on her own terms. Nancy Drew wasn’t just a character—she was a cultural phenomenon…

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