by Anthony Celano
The Case of Two in the Trunk: The twists and turns of this tale of mayhem is sure to keep the reader in suspense. It is a page turning account that shines a light into the secret lives of those everyday people that quietly walk among us. The explosive ending is one that you are sure to remember.
by Paul Swank
Paul Swank: Enduring Hero, tells his story leading up to this firefight, how OSS (the precursor to the CIA) and its Operation Groups (precursor to Special Forces) came to be, and recounts the touching aftermath, which has seen Lt. Swank over the past 75 years become an enduring symbol of French-American amity, as well as a reminder that freedom must be defended at all costs. Lt. Swank, posthumously awarded the Légion d’Honneur by France, the Distinguished Service Cross and other medals by the U.S. Army, lies where he requested to be buried, in a tomb where he fell. He is honored each Aug. 17 in a moving ceremony.
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by Philip Revzin
Just One Before I Die evokes the magical baseball moment of the Chicago Cubs winning their first World Series in 108 years and the years of longing that came before it. Author Philip Revzin is a native Chicagoan, lifelong Cubs fan and journalist.
by Paul J. Ioannidis
The self-made multimillionaire Aristotle Onassis was toasted and admired by the world. His trusted confidante Paul Ionannidis reveals in his new memoir, Destiny Prevails, how the illustrious Onassis family was undone by tragedy and turmoil.
by Mitzi Perdue
Mitzi Perdue, wife of the late chicken industry giant Frank Perdue, details his life and lessons in this personal and perceptive biography that will capture both the minds of business executives and students, and the hearts of romantics everywhere.
by Bob DeLisa
Bob DeLisa’s The Unforgettable Boss lets us in on the secrets to being an effective manager. His Seven Fundamentals are guaranteed to put you on the road to success.
by Peter Fratarcangelo
Peter Fratarcangelo feels the frustration that all of us feel with our “most trusted” institutions. He has found solutions to get back on track, and laid them out In Plain English.
by Walter Raquet
The U.S. is the greatest country, the world’s largest economy. However, our true potential is stunted by costly regulations, compromised politicians and blatant government waste. But we can fix it! Government is Killing the Economy is a detailed look at how.
Robert L. Dilenschneider and The Men of St. Charles
What The Men of St. Charles became and what they did in life all comes back to the values instilled at St. Charles Preparatory School in Columbus, Ohio.
by George D. Martin
Former New York Giants star Defensive End George D. Martin’s Just Around the Bend is the remarkable story of a man, a life and a special Journey across America for the benefit of 9/11 rescue and recovery workers.
by Gerald Walpin
Gerald Walpin dramatically sets out the deliberate push by a bare majority of Supreme Court justices to usurp the role of our country’s elected lawmakers and executives.
Values for a New Generation
St. Charles Preparatory School alumnus Robert L. Dilenschneider, CEO of The Dilenshneider Group, established The Borromean Lectures in 2001. Collected in this volume are the speeches of 10 great thinkers on what truly matters in life.
by Thomas J. Snyder
The Community College Solution provides
 the facts and answers that prospective students, their parents, high-school guidance counselors and others need to know to make the most of the community college opportunity.
Essays from America’s Thought Leaders
As civility appears to crumble around us and our society, people are thinking seriously about how they contribute to decorum, respect and courtesy in their work and in their lives.
by Charles W. Rath
Life is what happens while you’re making other plans. Lucky for Angus McCrory, he has the wit and wisdom to follow his heart when all else fails.
by Brian E. Moran and the Malta Justice Initiative
The Justice Imperative looks at how America came to have 25% of the world’s prison inmates and only 5% of the world’s population. It urges actions to reform and rebuild the system that has failed so many of its inmates and our society.
Essays from America’s Thought Leaders
In 2011, The Dilenschneider Group sponsored a series of lectures on civility in conjunction with the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs. Collected in this volume are the thoughts of six of the nation’s most insightful minds.
