Mission

Sagga Publishing House, LLC exists to amplify diverse voices and stories that inspire change. Our mission is to enrich the world through inclusive, authentic, and transformative storytelling that celebrates the full spectrum of human experience.

Derived from Sanskrit, Sagga means heaven—a reflection of our belief that storytelling is a space where all voices, cultures, and experiences belong. The name transcendentis also a nod to the English literary term “saga,” meaning a long story of heroic achievement.

We believe stories have the power to connect, heal, and elevate, and that every voice deserves a place in this shared space of light, courage, and possibility.

About

Founded by award-winning novelist and former technologist Mary Romasanta, who channeled a 20-year corporate career into a thriving passion for storytelling and publishing. With a talent for blending psychological suspense, science fiction, supernatural horror, and thriller elements, she crafts emotionally resonant stories that linger in readers' minds long after the final page.

Romasanta is the recipient of the Literary Titan Gold Book Award and the International Impact Book Award for Outstanding Literary Achievement in Contemporary Fiction: Supernatural Suspense, honors that recognize her distinctive voice and contribution to contemporary genre fiction.

Born and raised in San Antonio, Texas, just steps away from the city’s largest cemetery, Romasanta grew up steeped in the mystique of the supernatural. As the daughter of a pastor and a florist, she found inspiration in both the ethereal and the everyday, fueling her fascination with the unknown. These early influences are reflected in the vivid backdrops and eerie atmospheres of her novels.

Books

Book cover titled 'Anchored in Faith' by Dr. Antonio R. Paiz, featuring two doves flying over a river with trees and a sunset.
Book cover with a broken chain breaking through clouds, pigeons flying, and a bright sun in the sky. Title: 'Breaking the Chain' with the subtitle 'Faith, Hope, and Healing in the Face of Family Violence'. Author: Dr. Antonio R. Paiz.
Cover of a children's book titled 'Pingüino The Brave Little Piñata' featuring a cartoon penguin piñata with a red scarf hanging from a string, colorful papel picado banners, a wooden wall, a party hat, and scattered confetti.
Book cover for "Oscar" by Mary Romasanta featuring a dark night scene with a full moon, a small white church, and a figure with glowing red eyes standing in front of a group of children at night.
Book cover for 'La Llorona: The Awakening' by Mary Romasnta, featuring an eerie silhouette of a woman with long hair, a misty landscape with bare trees, a ghostly figure of a woman, and the title in stylized font.
Book cover titled 'Deliver Us' with a red background, a bright star-like symbol above the title, and subtitle 'True Stories of Possession, Oppression, and Spiritual Warfare' by Mary Romasanta.
A colorful illustrated book cover titled "Shh... My Mommy is a Super Hero" by Tiana Rhymes, featuring a young girl dressed as a superhero with a cape, flying with a briefcase, and a young boy holding a walkie-talkie, with a city skyline and background icons of a laptop, open book, and calendar.
Children's book cover titled "Daddy's Bunny Ears of Love" by Christopher Palmer, featuring cartoon bunnies, one with glasses, another with a bow, and a third with their eyes closed, sitting at a table with a pastel background.
Celebration poster with colorful paper banners, confetti, a tree trunk, a piñata shaped like a penguin, and a party hat with a gift box, celebrating 'The Little Valiente Penguin: Piñata' by Dr. Antonio R. Paiz and Mary Romasanta.