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"Debt Reckoning: The Hidden Cost of Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Budget’" is a gripping, no-holds-barred exposé that tears the mask off one of the most dangerous fiscal fantasies in modern American history. Behind the slogans, rallies, and promises of prosperity lies a ticking time bomb of reckless tax cuts, runaway debt, and economic self-delusion. This book makes the conservative case against Trump’s budget—warning that America’s ballooning deficits and complacency could trigger a financial crisis no president can stop once the bond markets strike back. In this eye-opening work, ...

In "A Bullet for the Kremlin", Joseph Ejike Ojih delivers a pulse-pounding political thriller that thrusts readers into the heart of international espionage and geopolitical intrigue. The story follows Emeka Onwubiko, a Nigerian graduate student in Military Tactics studying in Kyiv. Recruited by Ukrainian intelligence, Emeka leads a covert operation to assassinate Russian President Vladimir Putin. Utilizing a custom drone sniper, the mission succeeds in wounding Putin, sending shockwaves through global power structures. As the Kremlin reels from the unprecedented attack, Emeka and his team ...

History doesn’t just repeat—it compounds. "Boom, Bust, Repeat: How Financial Disasters Shaped Modern Finance" pulls readers into the high-stakes world of market crashes, shady schemes, and government bailouts that built the financial empires we live with today. From Alexander Hamilton’s first bailout in 1792 to the global tremors of the 2008 financial crisis, Joseph Ejike Ojih delivers a page-turning journey through the chaos that created modern money power. This is not your typical economics book. It reads like a thriller. With shocking tales of fake countries like Poyais, reckless ...

A siren pierces the night. Bombs fall. The world changes before dawn. “Operation Rising Lion: Why Israel Had to Strike First and Save the World from Iran’s Nuclear Nightmare” is not just a book—it is a warning shot. With gripping storytelling and unflinching clarity, Joseph Ejike Ojih takes readers inside the dramatic prelude to Israel’s stunning June 13th preemptive strike against Iran’s nuclear infrastructure. This is the explosive, page-turning account of how Israel, backed by the full resolve of President Donald Trump and his national security team, dared to act while the ...

The digital era has transformed many industries, but none more profoundly than the sex trade. "Web of Desire: The Sex Business in the Internet Age" explores how technology has reshaped this ancient profession, introducing new opportunities and challenges. The internet has democratized access to sex work, with platforms like ListCrawler and OnlyFans revolutionizing how services are offered. These digital tools provide sex workers with more control and independence but also present new risks and ethical dilemmas. The global reach of the internet complicates legal regulations and blurs ...

“Russia Will Be Nepal: Putin’s Regime and the Fire He Can’t Stop” is a searing exposé that dares to ask the question Vladimir Putin fears most: what if Russia is not as strong as it claims? Drawing from Nepal’s September 2025 eruption, where years of corruption, censorship, and youth frustration exploded into nationwide riots, this book makes the controversial case that Moscow faces the same combustible fate. Through vivid storytelling and historical parallels—from the fall of the Berlin Wall to the Arab Spring—it reveals how small sparks have toppled mighty empires. ...

‘The Circus of “Woke” Words: How Woke Language Doomed the Democrats’ is a political firestorm in print—a bold exposé that reveals how the Democratic Party’s obsession with “woke” vocabulary became its greatest undoing. From “birthing person” to “Latinx,” Dr. Joseph Ejike Ojih pulls no punches in showing how linguistic posturing, once meant to unite, instead built walls of confusion and resentment. Drawing from political memos, polling data, and cultural trends, this book uncovers the strange new war of words that reshaped American politics. Dr. Ojih’s gripping ...

“Thanks Anyway: Finding Peace When Life Isn’t Perfect” is not just another Thanksgiving book—it’s a mirror held to the human soul. In a world obsessed with flawless happiness, Joseph Ejike Ojih (Ph.D.) invites readers to confront the hidden emotions that surface when gratitude feels heavy and joy feels distant. Through moving reflections on family, memory, loss, and endurance, Dr. Ojih reveals that true thankfulness is not about pretending life is perfect but about embracing its imperfections with grace. This book speaks to anyone who has ever smiled through disappointment or ...

“When Gratitude Hurts: Healing Through Thanksgiving After Loss” is a soul-stirring journey through grief, memory, and renewal. With the emotional clarity of a memoir and the wisdom of a philosopher, Joseph Ejike Ojih (Ph.D.) reveals how gratitude, even when painful, can transform sorrow into strength. Drawing on psychology, history, and lived experience, this book shows that Thanksgiving is not only a holiday—it is a ritual of endurance, a mirror of love that survives absence. Each chapter blends science and spirit, tracing how gratitude reshapes the brain, calms the body, and ...

“The Spirit of Harriet Is Crying: A Brutally Honest Call for Black Families to Rise, Rebuild, and Reclaim Their Greatness” is more than a book—it is a spiritual wake-up call. Through the haunting imagery of Harriet Tubman’s weeping spirit, Joseph Ejike Ojih (Ph.D.) confronts the painful truth of how far modern Black America has drifted from the faith, discipline, and unity that once defined its strength. The book asks hard questions: What happened to the fire that guided Harriet through the swamps? How did a people who turned bondage into bravery now become trapped by apathy and ...

“The Vanity Society: Why We Worship Fame, Follow Beauty, and Pay for Illusion” is a daring exploration of how modern culture turned mirrors into gods and attention into currency. From Hollywood red carpets to Instagram reels, Joseph Ejike Ojih (Ph.D.) uncovers how vanity has evolved from sin to status—fueling industries, shaping politics, and defining self-worth in the digital age. Drawing on history, psychology, and real-life stories, Dr. Ojih shows how admiration has become envy, authenticity has turned into performance, and beauty itself has become a form of capital. This book does...

In today's world, technology is changing everything, including healthcare. "The Critical Mass 1: The AI Doctor Will See You Now" explores how artificial intelligence (AI) can transform medicine. AI has the potential to help doctors diagnose diseases faster and more accurately, create personalized treatment plans, and improve patient outcomes. It can analyze huge amounts of medical data quickly, offering insights that could save lives and make healthcare more efficient. However, using AI in healthcare is not without challenges. There are important ethical issues, like protecting patient ...

“Broken But Unstoppable: Rising Through Pain, Chasing Dreams, and Daring to Be Different” is a raw, gripping, and deeply emotional story about survival, self-love, and transformation. Told through the voice of Stephanie—a teenage girl who becomes a mother at seventeen—it captures the unfiltered journey of heartbreak, judgment, and rebirth. The book takes readers through Stephanie’s fall from innocence into the harsh world of responsibility, her quiet war between fear and hope, and her remarkable climb toward redemption. Through vivid scenes and heartfelt reflections, the story ...

The America Party: Elon Musk’s Bold Revolution to Break the System takes readers into the firestorm that started on July 5, 2025, when Elon Musk launched his own political party. With over 1.25 million Americans backing his vision, Musk challenged the Republican and Democrat control of Washington. Author and adjunct professor Joseph Ejike Ojih follows the story from Musk’s explosive social media post to his plan for disrupting the 2026 midterms. With a mix of real quotes, platform details, and analysis, the book shows how Musk’s ideas—supporting Bitcoin, artificial intelligence, ...

In the heart of every American beats the rhythm of freedom, the pulse of patriotism, and the echo of our nation's storied past. "Patriotic Verses for July Fourth: A Collection of the Best Poems for America's Independence Day" is a testament to these enduring values. As we gather each year on July Fourth to celebrate our independence, we are reminded of the sacrifices made by those who came before us and the enduring spirit of liberty that defines our nation. This collection of poems is not just a tribute to our country, but a celebration of the ideals that bind us together as a people. ...

If the book “The Winners’ Code: There is Ability in Disability” teaches us anything, it is that if one has a strong and healthy will, no kind of disability can stop them from achieving great things. Hence “The Winners’ Code: There is Ability in Disability” is one of those rare books that can help readers make positive changes in their lives and, at the same time, see the world and their lives in a new way. The author, Dr. Joseph Ejike Ojih, who had polio when he was five years, wrote this short book to demonstrate that disability is never an obstacle on the path to success, ...

Brittany was in love with Tony, her boyfriend at Essex High. Everything was going well between them. They had their secret meeting place at the school compound—the rose garden. For Brittany, having Tony was a dream come true. Then Ada, the new popular girl at Essex High, entered the scene. Suddenly, Brittany's secure relationship with Tony began to crumble. She soon caught Tony flirting with Ada in the rose garden, of all places. Brittany felt betrayed and devastated. Enter Josh, the new guy at Essex High. Josh didn’t bother anyone and kept to himself, but for some reason, he liked ...