Frequently asked questions.

Gateway Legacy Publishing (GLP), co-founded by authors Robyn Loveland and Tad Steckler, publishes children’s stories and practical leadership books. Browse five collections: Grief & feelings, Military families, Patriotic stories, Adventure & teamwork, and Leadership.

Our purpose is expressed in these words: Stories that build character. Books that leave a legacy. Look inside a book to see the story, questions, or activities it offers.

Yes. Choose “Read a preview” beside any published book on our Books page. Each preview shows three selected pages, beginning with the story or opening section. Where a book includes workbook or activity pages, the preview includes an example. Open a page at full size for a closer look.

Visit our Books page and follow the purchase link for the title you want. Each retailer listing shows the current price, available formats, and delivery options.

Formats vary by title. Check the individual retailer listing before ordering to choose the edition that works for you.

The main leadership book contains stories, lessons, and a short application after each chapter. The separate Companion Workbook provides deeper exercises, fifteen modules, a fourteen-day journal, and a thirty-day plan. The Complete Leadership System combines the leadership lessons and workbook material in one volume.

Contact us with the title, quantity, intended use, delivery location, and date needed. We can discuss the available options; pricing and timing depend on the project.

For a purchase made through Amazon or another retailer, start with that retailer’s order support. For an order arranged directly with GLP, email us with a brief description of the issue. Please do not email payment details.

Yes. We start with a factual family heritage book, organizing your family stories, photographs, and records. Documented facts, family recollections, and unknown details remain distinct. Tell us which family branches you want to include, what materials you already have, your budget, and your preferred timing.

No. Bring what you have: names, memories, photos, letters, certificates, military records, or previous research. Missing details can be identified as unknown, and possible connections kept separate from documented facts. Additional research is discussed as part of the scope.

Yes. We can discuss a private family edition. Your family reviews the exact version privately before approving it for printing or release. Public sale is a separate choice; the intended audience, permissions, and print method are agreed before production.

After your heritage book is complete, you can choose to discuss a separate, additional storybook based on a story your family supplies or chooses—for example, one family journey to America. This is optional and is not automatically included or started.

If you choose a dramatized story, it will be clearly labeled as a story inspired by family history. Imagined scenes or dialogue will not be presented as documented family facts.

We agree on a separate outline, scope, price, and review process before that storybook work begins. Your family reviews and approves the exact storybook version privately before printing or release.

Yes. We can discuss histories, anniversary books, memorial tributes, event programs, newsletters, and other editorial or design projects. One authorized contact helps gather materials and coordinate approvals.

We provide a project-specific quote after reviewing your materials and goals. Length, images, research, design, revisions, and the chosen format affect cost and timing. Printing and shipping are quoted separately. The written scope explains what is included before work begins.