A dot in the middle of the sentence

I want to ask for your advice. Is it correct to put a dot in the middle of the sentence after the name of a book or a document? Or shall I put the name of a book in quotation marks?

For example:

This is an abridged version of the brochure Progressive Fuel Distribution to Service Station Networks. intended for representatives of fuel retail or fuel transport companies interested in strategies that enhance fuel distribution productivity to their service station networks.

I've never seen anyone use a dot that way before, and I've never seen a style guide saying that it's acceptable to use a dot that way.

Just use quotation marks:

This is an abridged version of the brochure "Progressive Fuel Distribution to Service Station Networks" intended for representatives of fuel retail or fuel transport companies interested in strategies that enhance fuel distribution productivity to their service station networks.

The only exception is in the very rare case where the name contains a period. For example, there is a band called "fun."—with a period at the end. So it would be fine to write:

I like listening to music by fun. while riding the bus.