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JORDAN SHAW
Jordan Shaw writes to help women and couples build confidence, strengthen relationships, and pursue lasting marital success. Her work blends practical strategies with heartfelt encouragement, offering readers tools to overcome self-doubt, navigate challenges in love, and thrive together.
Shaped by experiences across multiple continents, Jordan’s perspective weaves research-driven insights with cross-cultural wisdom. Her writing reflects both authenticity and compassion, grounded in the belief that true growth flows from emotional resilience, healthy communication, and spiritual harmony.
Whether you’re seeking to deepen self-understanding, build courage for bold changes, or nurture a lifelong partnership, Jordan’s books offer practical guidance and hope for every season.
Genre: Self-Help / Relationship Guidance
SIMON ROCKWELL
Simon Rockwell writes at the intersection of failure and faith, where grace meets people in their most unguarded moments. His work explores how God’s mercy remains present in the aftermath of loss, regret, and seasons when certainty feels out of reach.
The Resilience in Faith series is written as creative nonfiction. While inspired by real experiences and genuine spiritual encounters, specific names, timelines, locations, and circumstances have been adapted or blended to honor privacy and keep the focus on faith, redemption, and the enduring faithfulness of God rather than personal exposure.
Simon’s writing is shaped by a spiritual journey that has unfolded across cultures, careers, and Christian traditions. Along the way, he has learned that God does not waste brokenness—and that even what feels like failure can become holy ground.
Rather than offering easy answers or polished formulas, Simon shares hard-won insights about grace, humility, and transformation. His work speaks especially to readers who feel worn down by disappointment, disillusionment, or the quiet fear that their worst moments have disqualified them from hope.
Today, Simon lives in Texas with his family and serves in his local church. Through his writing, he seeks to remind readers that faith is not about perfection, but presence—and that no one is ever too broken for a breakthrough.
The Resilience in Faith Series: When Everything You Thought Would Save You Doesn't
Each book in this series offers brutally honest stories and practical tools for when traditional answers fail:
Book 1: God's Plan, Your Breakthrough - Available December 2025
Book 2: When Church Hurts More Than It Helps
Book 3: Loving Someone Who Sees God Differently
Book 4: Sins of the Father and How You Can Stop Them
Book 5: When Success Becomes Your Secret Addiction
Simon's message is simple: You're never too broken for a breakthrough.
Genre: Christian Living / Creative Nonfiction / Recovery & Redemption
DUNCAN QUINN
Duncan Quinn writes heartfelt, emotionally immersive love stories that capture the beauty, struggle, and transformation of human connection. His novels explore themes of hope, loss, forgiveness, and second chances, offering romance that goes beyond the surface into lasting truth.
Drawing from global experiences in over 20 countries, Duncan reimagines emotional truths through fictional characters and stories. His books offer readers not just a happily-ever-after, but love that lingers, heals, and inspires long after the last page.
For those who crave romance with depth, Duncan Quinn delivers stories that remind us love can change everything.
Genre: Romance Author / Emotional Journeys Rooted in Reality
Jay Stifflemire
Jay Stifflemire is a father, retired U.S. Navy veteran, and technology professional who writes about parenting, childhood, and human development in an increasingly algorithmic world. He is the author of Minds of Tomorrow: Raising AI-Native Kids, the first book in the Minds of Tomorrow series, which explores how families can protect attention, identity, and connection as artificial intelligence becomes part of everyday life.
Jay spent over twenty years managing complex military and enterprise IT systems, including large-scale infrastructure, security-sensitive environments, and emerging technologies. His work gave him deep insight into how modern systems influence behavior—not in theory, but in practice. That perspective changed when the same technologies he helped deploy professionally began shaping his children’s daily lives at home.
As a parent of three young children, Jay writes from the trenches of real family life: negotiating screen boundaries, navigating AI-assisted homework, and watching childhood unfold in an environment previous generations never faced. His writing bridges technical understanding and lived experience, offering parents clarity without alarmism and guidance without ideology.
Jay founded JLS Publishers to create practical, accessible books for families living through technological change—not from a distance, but alongside their readers. When he’s not writing or managing technology projects, he can usually be found building “incorrect” robots with his kids, defending elaborate taco-dragon lore, or explaining—once again—why Dad’s jokes are actually funny.
Genre: Trade Nonfiction Author — Parenting, Technology, Human Development