"Long Day's Journey Into Night" is a semi-autobiographical play that explores the complex dynamics of a family tormented by addiction and regret. The narrative follows the Tyrone family, composed of two parents and their two adult sons, over the course of a single day. As the day progresses, the family members engage in soul-baring conversations that reveal their individual struggles with alcohol and drug addiction, their deep-seated resentments, and the love that binds them together despite their flaws. The play is a poignant examination of the human condition, familial bonds, and the destructive power of addiction.

"O'Neill, Son and Artist" is a comprehensive biography that explores the life and career of a renowned playwright. The book delves into his tumultuous relationships, struggles with alcoholism, and his battle with a debilitating illness, all of which significantly influenced his work. The narrative also provides an in-depth analysis of his plays, offering readers a greater understanding of his contribution to the world of theater.

In a dystopian future, a young and determined princess named Kelsea Raleigh Glynn embarks on a perilous journey to reclaim her rightful throne and restore justice to the Tearling kingdom. Raised in exile, Kelsea must navigate a treacherous political landscape filled with deceit, danger, and dark magic. As she battles against the malevolent Red Queen and her own insecurities, Kelsea discovers her hidden strengths and the true power of leadership, all while grappling with the heavy burden of her destiny and the secrets of her past.

A concise biography that traces the rise of a gifted Continental Army officer whose bold early victories earned him fame, then charts his growing frustration with perceived slights, financial woes, and political enemies. It examines the complex motives and circumstances that led him to conspire with the British—culminating in the infamous plot to betray West Point—and balances his military achievements against his act of treason to present a nuanced portrait of a conflicted Revolutionary-era figure.