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Elba Kramer: The True Autobiography of a Pathological Liar

Elba Kramer tells the story of his first seventeen years the only way he knows how: through a mask. From a childhood spent dodging the heavy truths of small-town America to the pivotal moment he dropped out, became a father, and sought refuge in the military—this is a life lived in the blur between memory and invention.

Written as an...

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Dear Dairy: The True Dreams of Justin Case

Justin Case is twelve years old, mildly autistic, dyslexic, and wildly imaginative. His diary—sorry, dairy—is a sacred space where football stats meet spelling mantras, and dreams unfold with mathematical precision. Each night, Justin records a dream exactly 666 words long. Each morning, he wakes a little wiser.

From spelling bees to cafeteria...

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The Last Heretic

In the shadow of empire, truth is a dangerous game.

Archelaus, son of Nikolaos, is no ordinary scribe. Sharp-tongued, fiercely loyal, and quietly defiant, he journeys to Nicaea as the Church prepares to confront its greatest theological crisis.

At the Emperor’s table, where bishops preen and power masquerades as piety, Archie must navigate a...

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The Truth & Consequences Collection

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Praise

Styx:
This book doesn't preach; it ambushes. And honestly? I loved every sneaky, chaotic second.

– Amazon Reader

Elba Kramer:
This book surprised me in every way. It is raw, funny, and painfully human. Elba Kramer tells his story with honesty and dark humor that feels both heartbreaking and healing. I connected with how he uses lies not to deceive, but to survive — and how truth still finds its way through. The “Elder Elba” voice adds a brilliant touch, like the truth talking back. It’s not just a memoir — it’s a reminder that every scar hides a story worth hearing. I’ll be thinking about this one for a long time.

– Janice P

Styx & Stonez:
Styx and Stones are two bickering twins in the underworld. Their mom is the Queen of the underworld and has come up with a way to teach them a lesson. My favorite part of this book was the witty dialogue between the twins. It made me laugh at time, but it also made me think. In that regard, it amazed me. Rare is something that can teach you and at the same time make you laugh. I highly recommend this short book.

– sureshot

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Dear Dairy is a 42-day diary told using the voice of Justin Case - dyslexic, neurodivergent, brilliant. It is based on an imagined life of one of my SPED students, 25 years...

“Myths, Morals, and Management Failures”

The Infernal Twins has been called “an irreverent trilogy steeped in mythology… a thought‑provoking read.”

Reviewer David Alan Woods...

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