Nova Publishers Announces Four Titles Published Under Its Own ISBN Imprint

Virginia-based Nova Publishers announces four titles released under its own ISBN imprint between December 2025 and March 2026: a memoir, a self-help guide, a criminal justice textbook and a hairstyling guide. Each author keeps their rights and 100% of retailer royalties.

Virginia, United States, 27th Oct 2026 Nova Publishers, the independent book publishing company founded by Abdul Moeed with a team of publishing agents, today announced four titles published under its own ISBN imprint (978-1-969890). Each book is live in the author’s own retailer accounts, and the authors keep their rights and 100% of retailer royalties.

“I started out marketing books for a publishing company about six years ago,” said Abdul Moeed, founder of Nova Publishers. “I kept seeing good books stall after the writing was done. Authors needed editing, a cover, interior formatting, an ISBN and distribution to Amazon, Barnes & Noble and IngramSpark, and they were hiring a different person for each one. I started Nova in 2024 so an independent author can get all of that, plus audiobook production, book marketing and an author website, from one publishing team on one fixed quote, and still own the book and keep 100% of retailer royalties.”

Nova Publishers provides book editing and proofreading, book cover design, interior formatting, ISBN assignment, print and ebook distribution through Amazon KDP, IngramSpark, Barnes & Noble and Apple Books, audiobook production, book marketing and PR, book trailers, author website design and ghostwriting for independent authors.

  1. A memoir by Tim “Murph the Surf” Murphy
    Memoir. 317 pages. December 2025.
    ISBN: 978-1-969890-03-1 (paperback), 978-1-969890-04-8 (hardcover)
    About the book: Murphy’s life story, from growing up in Erie, Pennsylvania to the hard years that followed and the turnaround that gave him a second chance. He wrote it for his children, telling the parts he regrets and the faith and grace that changed his life.
    About the author: Tim Murphy grew up in the Rust Belt, left his old life behind and built a new one. This memoir is his first book.
    Amazon (paperback): https://www.amazon.com/dp/1969890037
    Amazon (hardcover): https://www.amazon.com/dp/1969890045
    Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G98MKD75
    Author page: https://www.amazon.com/Tim-Murph-The-Surf-Murphy/e/B0GQVT75MN
  2. The Heartbreak Recovery Blueprint, by Rosalyn P. Williams
    Self-help. 127 pages. January 2026.
    ISBN: 978-1-969890-05-5 (paperback)
    About the book: A step-by-step guide for readers getting over heartbreak or the end of a marriage. It walks through each stage of healing, from acceptance to renewal: letting go of anger, regret and guilt, rebuilding confidence and identity, and planning a healthier future.
    About the author: Rosalyn P. Williams is a relationship and mental health coach, author and speaker. Her work helps women heal from relationship wounds and build emotionally healthy, faith-centered connections.
    Amazon (paperback): https://www.amazon.com/dp/1969890053
    Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GG5NR3WM
    Author page: https://www.amazon.com/Rosalyn-P-Williams/e/B0GHFZDXFV
  3. A textbook by Elizanne Warren-Russell, MS
    Textbook. 475 pages. February 2026.
    ISBN: 978-1-969890-09-3 (paperback)
    About the book: An undergraduate textbook on the U.S. legal system and how technology is changing it. It traces the system from English common law to today, then covers how data, algorithms and digital tools are now used in courts and public safety, and the fairness questions they raise.
    About the author: Elizanne Warren-Russell, MS, wrote this textbook for undergraduate college courses.
    Amazon (paperback): https://www.amazon.com/dp/1969890096
  4. Humans: Guide to Hairstyling, by Keveon E. Whitley
    Reference. 28 pages. March 2026.
    ISBN: 978-1-969890-14-7 (paperback), 978-1-969890-15-4 (hardcover)
    About the book: A visual guide that maps the human head into twelve set points. It splits the head into three regions, the crown, the temporal region and the nape, then into twelve sections used for styling, detangling, protective styles and scalp work. For each section it shows which way the hair grows and how to work with it, so sectioning for cutting, coloring and braiding stays consistent.
    About the author: Keveon E. Whitley is a cosmetology educator with more than a decade of salon and teaching experience. The book turns the way he teaches sectioning in the classroom into a simple visual system.
    Amazon (paperback): https://www.amazon.com/dp/1969890142
    Amazon (hardcover): https://www.amazon.com/dp/1969890150
    Nova Bookstore: https://www.thenovap.com/bookstore/reference/keveon-e-whitley/humans-guide-to-hairstyling-nova-041/2

About Nova Publishers
Nova Publishers is an independent book publishing company based in Virginia, USA, started in 2024. It edits, designs and publishes books for independent authors through retailer accounts in the author’s own name. Authors keep their rights and 100% of their retailer royalties. Learn more at https://www.thenovap.com

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State: Virginia

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