Other Books Published by Chilidog Press
This Cincinnati national award-winning best-seller is THE book on the sensational “bathtub” case: Ryan Widmer and his new bride were home alone one summer night in 2008 when she drowned in the tub. He said she fell asleep; three juries and three trials later, he remains in prison for murder.
Volume I: Go along on an Honor Flight to visit the nation's memorials and read the amazing true stories told by real American heroes.
The second volume of gripping stories of combat, courage and sacrifice by veterans of World War II, Korea, Vietnam and the War in Iraq. Includes the first Honor Flight for women veterans.
The message here is one for all ages. Never give up on your dream! You may have to dig deep to find the treasure within you. But when you do, you’ll find it’s not only for your benefit but for others too
A colorful, nostalgic collection by one of the nation's best creators of magazine covers and collectible artworks that recall America's love affair with classic muscle cars. Edited by Peter Bronson.
A collection of vivid, touching, eloquent poetry about life by the late Patrick Carrothers.
Join this speaker, author, director of the Dented Fender Ministry and single mother of three on her journey through the daunting challenges of relationships, parenting and faith.
Jimmy Rousey grew up as the friendly, bike-riding “Opie Taylor” in smalltown Hustonville, Kentucky. He’s been an auctioneer, a real estate broker, a basketball referee and a very successful banker. His favorite title is “friend.” Readers say his collection of “brain conditioners” and life wisdom is “dynamite.”
The Life Learning Center in Covington, Kentucky was founded by a small group of people who cared for and served the struggling populations of our community. Traditional social service platforms were not solving problems. The Life Learning Center found an answer to restore dignity: good jobs, healthy families and a better life.
What are the ingredients of a successful corporate culture? Corporex founder Bill Butler describes how his Covington, Kentucky company went from one beat-up truck and a rented bulldozer to become a developer and builder that is known nationwide for changing skylines and changing lives.
Mike Ealy was so broke he could not afford tires for his car and became known in his neighborhood as “Four Flats.” But he taught himself how to make a million dollars in real estate. This entertaining book shares his secrets.
A charming children’s book about a little dog and his boy, who learn that friendships go much deeper than appearance.
On Easter Sunday 1975, James Urban Ruppert shot and killed his 11 closest relatives in what was then the largest family mass murder in the United States. The killings, which took the lives of eight children ages 4 to 17, sent shock waves through Ruppert’s hometown of Hamilton, Ohio.
As President and CEO of The Midland Company, John Hayden led revenue growth from $21 million to more than $1.5 billion—but he is the first to give credit to his team. His secret sauce for success: Show others how to find the leaders within themselves.
Col. Dick Bronson , a Vietnam veteran and career US Army officer, retired to Lake Martin in Alabama -- and went into battle again to save the lake. Before he passed in 2024, nearby Alexander City finally realized that the “disrupter” was a hero who turned a contaminated lake into one of Alabama’s greatest treasures. This is his autobiography.
A touching, funny, poignant life story by a man whose amazing journey included prison, heroin addiction, riding the rails, suburban fatherhood, karate championships and pancreatic cancer. "My life in crime began the night I stole Santa's car..."
Just like the little cars in our story, we too are one of a kind, made for a very special purpose our maker has in mind. Don’t let our diff erences separate us. But learn from each other and love one another. This will make our little planet in the vastness of space a better place, for you to run your race.
The biography of one of Cincinnati's greatest leaders and most beloved gentlemen, following his career as councilman, judge, congressman and publisher.
An uplifting story of a man who started out picking strawberries with migrant workers and rose to become a top executive and innovator at Kroger, who introduced scanners and computers.
Marie Kriedman’s touching love letter to her lost child helps other children understand the pain and loss of miscarriage.
Uniquely written from the child's perspective, this book is a sequel to Saying Goodbye to Olivia, who had Trisomy 18, also known as Edwards Syndrome.
Written in rhyme, this book helps children understand the importance of the Sun and the Moon, their friendship, their relationship to Earth and also learn how the Sun and Moon take turns lighting the sky.
Follow a little dragonfly who visits children who have cancer to give them hope and strength and healing.
Gwen Hubbard thought it would be fun to work for an old detective — until she got tangled up in a series of murders just as she finally found a new romance. A romance-mystery by Annette Lackner.
Just as her boss, Detective Zeke Bailey, raises his glass in a toast, Gwen receives a phone call that changes the trajectory of their lives. The rag-tag detective team, formed five years ago, is pulled into a plot that zigzags between Chicago, Missouri, Washington DC, Virginia and Cincinnati.
This delightful Christmas story by Marie Kriedman lights up the spirit of Santa for children and takes adults back to their own childhood memories through the charming illustrations by Lawrence Goodridge.
What's in a name? Ask “Larry Ett” and “Paige Turner.” You will meet them and dozens of other whimsical and humorous characters in these cartoons by Cincinnati Art Academy Professor Emeritus Lawrence Goodridge.
Former Cincinnati Enquirer reporter John Kiesewetter’s delightful, humorous and endearing portrait of one of the greatest characters in Cincinnati Reds history, Joe Nuxhall.
An amazing story of loss and redemption by Tim Philpot, whose father Ford Philpot beat alcoholism and became one of Kentucky’s most beloved preachers, spreading the gospel at revival meetings and on his own TV show. Along the way, he played a little golf.
From his front-row seat in Family Court, Judge Atticus Zenas has witnessed the heart-breaking damage of drive-through divorce. He decided to do something about it, and that story is changing lives, even saving marriages.
Tee it up with author Tim Philpot and travel on a golf and spiritual adventure on a mythical course in Scotland, where each hole has a life-changing lesson from the Book of Proverbs.
A charming, laugh-out-loud take on a very serious subject, written as a diary by a cancer survivor who was able to keep up her spirits by turning lemons into lemonade spiked with laughter
On our 40th day in Immersion the phone rang just after noon. We were being summoned to High Command in Berlin for a conference. We were suddenly reminded why we had spent the last five and a half weeks in this trailer. Who we really were. That we had a mission to complete. We had history to change. And then back to our real lives in the distant future.
Author Ron Adams shares his roadmap to success through storytelling and relationships. He grew up reading comic books and learned to apply their superpowers to everyday life. "There's a Superman in each of us."
Ken Serey traveled small towns and cities throughout Ohio to gather interviews with veterans of the World War II generation, whose gripping stories and experiences bring history alive.
An exciting novel about growing up and revisiting friends from high school, whose pull to the past is irresistible.
A heartwarming biography and inspirational story of leadership in family, competitive sports and business. John Hayden shares his secrets of success, life lessons and wisdom as husband, father, college athlete, lifelong coach and CEO of a successful Cincinnati insurance company.
University of Dayton Arena has served as the home of the Dayton Flyers since 1969 and has hosted more NCAA Tournament games than any other building. March Madness begins at UD Arena every year with the First Four. This history of the arena tells the story.
Sixty days of morning devotionals written by legendary evangelist Ford Philpot with Wanda Hill.
Reaching out to her younger family members, Rosemary Stein shares her life wisdom and strong faith in a way that is easy to understand.
A love story wrapped up in mystery and history as Dee discovers long-lost love letters that only her Aunt Zelda can explain. Set in historic Loveland, Ohio. Written by C.J. Jackson.
Former Cincinnati City Councilman, pastor and counselor Charles E. Winburn’s latest book has been called “a life-changing, optimistic and fantastic” explanation of the Law of Attraction and the amazing power of positive thinking.
This former Bulgarian Marine, Olympic athlete and personal trainer “has fitness plan for you.” He believes fitness is like a 401-k retirement plan: If you don’t invest now, you will have nothing to draw from later.
Who says learning sounds of the alphabet can't be a blast! Introduce your child to Ayden the Alligator and Zip the Ziplining Zebra and all of the other adorable animals in this book, and it's a GAME. Just try to find all of the things on each letter's picture that begins with that letter. Will you beat your last score? Who will find the most?
Gnomes, Gnats and Runaway Cats, unlocks the mystery of phonics in such a fun way that learners won’t even know they are practicing diphthongs and digraphs. The rhyming verses are brought to life through illustrations of many whimsical animals. This book will make children laugh as they learn