@Sierra Melcher do you know what is the good and bad of these potential changes that Amazon is creating? Is this a change we would want to do? Does it make our book more accessible?

I bought myself a little gift last night and I'm excited to start pulling oracle cards again! Thought this was a nice little tie in!😍

Road trip of a lifetime with my daughter. I'm taking her on a 5 day tour of Colombia 🇨🇴... Parts of the country I used to live in....she's never seen. It's only morning 2 and we're having the most amazing unexpected fun. Will share more pics soon. PS. Out of office until Wednesday

So thrilled to celebrate @Rena McDonald, one of our incredible authors at Red Thread Publishing! 💫 Her book, Because I Care: An Estate Planning Guide, https://amzn.to/46gW2eN has just been awarded the Silver Medal in the Business & Money category at the Global Book Awards. 🥈📚 This book was created from a place of service, to empower families to plan wisely, protect their assets, and care for the people they love. It has helped me in so many ways. Seeing it recognized on a global stage feels incredibly meaningful and well-deserved. Huge congratulations, Rena. Your commitment to clarity, compassion, and excellence truly shines through every page. Onward! Here’s to many more readers impacted by your work. ✨ #GlobalBookAwards #AuthorSuccess #EstatePlanning #Leadership #Publishing #RedThreadPublishing

The Literary Titan just posted a glowing review of our recent Anthology, The Split. Congratulations to all authors: Brandee Melcher, @Dr. Katherine Humphreys , @Carol Britton , @Lesley Goth , PsyD, @Carolina Cifuentes , Sierra Melcher, @Christen Bryce , MS RN, @Allison Banegas , Dr. @Erica Love , @Summer Jean @LaToya Burdiss , and @Jen Kennedy, MPA 👉If you have read our book please leave a review on GOODREADS or amazon. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Read the original review "The Split gathers the voices of women who faced the unraveling of marriages, families, identities, and long-held beliefs. Across these stories, the writers look directly at pain, loss, and the complicated paths toward freedom. Instead of treating divorce or separation as a collapse, the book reframes each ending as a turning point where women choose themselves, rebuild their lives, and honor the truth that wholeness can follow even the hardest breaks. By the final pages, the collection stitches together a message that is steady and hopeful. These women are not broken, and they are becoming something stronger. Reading their words, I felt an ache in my chest more than once. The writing is striking in its honesty, and the stories breathe with real life. @Brandee Melcher ’s chapter opens with the raw confusion of childhood and grows into a powerful reclaiming of self, and her voice shook me because of how clear and grounded it becomes. Her journey from chaos to confidence made me root for her, and it reminded me how childhood patterns can shadow adulthood until we finally name them. I also found myself lingering on @Sierra Melcher s reflections on choosing peace over performance. Her reminder that children do not need perfect homes, they need healthy adults, resonated with me personally. The stories impact in different ways, but all of them bring a unique emotional punch.