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  • The Strong Ones: How a Band of Civilian Women Made Their Mark on the Army

    by Sara Hammel
    They said women couldn’t keep up. They said women weren’t strong enough to do the military’s toughest jobs. In 1995, a ragtag band of civilians came to prove them wrong. THE STRONG ONES will inspire a new generation with its cast of ordinary women overcoming daunting obstacles—and will thrill readers with a stunning and heartwarming twist. This is the inspiring true story of forty-five civilian women, including the author, who volunteered for a controversial seven-month Army strength stud... more

  • Speaking Volumes

    by Gordon Griffin
    How a fishmonger’s son growing up on Tyneside (with a Geordie accent) became the person who recorded over 900 (and counting) audiobooks and got the MBE from the Queen for it. A ‘Billy Elliot” story that’s ‘heart-warming’ and ‘inspirational’. As Miriam Margolyes says on the back cover: “a witty and moving memoir of how a working class boy becomes THE voice of the spoken word. An honest and vivid account plus excellent advice for those of us who work with words..”

  • Seven Summits for Dad

    by Anthony McClaren
    A journey through loss, despair, reflection, and redemption. Anthony McClaren didn't have an idyllic childhood. His mother was an extremely unconventional woman who passed away from Cancer in her early 50s. His father, an Air Force Master Sergeant, spent his final years battling Parkinson's Disease with Anthony as his primary caretaker. Following his father's death also in his 50s, Anthony was faced with an overwhelming amount of grief and uncertainty about his own place in this world. Alw... more
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    Luck Times Two, An Adoption Memoir

    by Sandra Wilson
    The book will take you to China, as you learn the challenges that Fu Shuang faced living in an orphanage and going to boarding school for over a decade. Then you will travel back with her to America after her adoption, as she lives family life while learning English, enduring bullying and coming of age. It is a story of faith and hope and of course, luck.
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    by Pendant Light
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  • Angel in the Mirror: Road to Recovery

    by Lumi Winterson
    Mental illness directly or indirectly affects everyone, and yet it makes the sufferer feel completely alone. This book aims to educate the reader about mental illness, about therapies that are available, what has worked for Lumi and what has not. Whether you are a patient or client, carer or health professional, Lumi shares with you her own experience of the world of psychiatry. By speaking out, she wishes to tear down the walls caused by stigma. Everyone deserves some happiness and understandin... more

  • Down From the Mountain

    by Brian Vickery
    The book was written to record the history of Brian's father and his uncles. They all joined the Second World War together and Brian thought that their service should not go unrecorded - it was intended to be a short history but led itself into Brian's life when he unexpectedly found himself drafted into an Army that he had no interest in joining - the Army however provided a dimension for Brian that he had never visualized and provided the experiences and friendships that can only be achieved t... more

  • I'll Be Damned

    by SNOPIX
    So now, as I do try to find the words to sum up this whole experience. l can only think that, even if it did end in an inglorious way. After such a tumultuous journey, which took me to places I could never have imagined travelling too. I will always be rich in the memories captured in these words, that have and always will, define my life in every way.

  • A Clown in Cobwebs

    by Walt Nelson
    After a passionate date, Frank and Linda find that they will soon be parents. Frank is sent oversees with the marines, and Linda is left to face pregnancy out of wedlock in the late 1950s south alone. After they later marry, they have a son born with birth defects. Is this a punishment or a lesson? How should they care for this son?

  • Presidential Spirit

    by Gina S. Scheff
    Gina has no intention of marrying again following a disastrous divorce. She wants to focus on raising her son and building a career, not falling in love. But then she meets a spirited airman named David Scheff and everything changes. It doesn’t take long for him to convince her that marrying her soul mate might be a good idea after all. A member of the Air Force, David eventually becomes the flight chief for Air Force One, giving Gina the opportunity to shake hands with presidents William Jeffe... more

  • Meet the Principal: My Journey Beyond the Curriculum

    by Jane Blomstrand
    Almost all of us have experience with school, either as a student, a parent or maybe as a teacher. But few have the experience in school as a principal. Meet the Principal: My Journey Beyond the Curriculum is a collection of stories from the life of a principal. All principals have stories like these. Some are funny, some are sad, some may surprise you and some may touch your heart. When you put them together hopefully you will have experienced what happens in a school beyond the curriculum.

  • A Brief Progress

    by Kyle Jarrard
    Form: Nonrandom free verse. Themes: Life, Death, Super-Consciousness, the Infinite, Devotion and Miracles. Keywords: City parks, truck signs, saris and dhotis, cranky ravens, haircuts, trees, swimming pools, trains, skulls, mammoths, pharaohs, cats, virgins, Malone and Quetzalcoatl. Way Stations: Mahabalipuram, Auroville, Tranquebar, Gokarna, Bellary, Hubli, Ur, St.-Césaire, Dallas, Las Vegas, Guadalajara and last but not least, Paris. Select Takeaways: Travel while you can, Don’t play 24 black,... more

  • Black Lion ONE, Resurrection and Ascension of the Black Lions

    by Donald E. Auten
    The historical biography of John Monroe “Hawk” Smith, Navy fighter pilot, is a gripping account of valor, sacrifice, and adventure during one of the most tumultuous periods in carrier aviation. Roger Ball!, the first work, takes the reader on Hawk Smith’s wild ride. Black Lion ONE, the sequel, continues the odyssey of “Hawk” Smith with the same white-knuckle intensity and on-scene story-telling narrative as its predecessor. Through the brutal war in Vietnam, U.S. tactical aviation forces suf... more

  • Twelve Years A Slave: A play based on the memoir by Solomon Northup

    by Kristopher Owens
    Based on the 1853 memoir by Solomon Northup, Twelve Years a Slave is a drama in two acts which chronicles the plight of a free black man from New York who is tricked into traveling with two men who eventually sell him into slavery. Northup's nightmare began in Washington DC, and ended in Louisiana twelve years later after a letter writing campaign and the help of a friend through a chance encounter.

  • The Kingdom Has Arrived Volume 2 Passion's Fire: Snippets from a Wild Ride - A Prayer, A Poem, A Prophecy

    by Amy Jean

    Amy Jean builds on the foundations she began in The Kingdom Has Arrived Volume 1, with the release of Passion's Fire. In Volume 2, you experience God dramatically stepping through human relationships, proving that love can repair breaches. In a world filled with individuals focused on collecting belongings and seeking fame, often at the expense of others, this volume yearns to warm the hearts of humanity in hopes of shedding light on many trapped in darkness. It ... more

  • STILL LIFE WITH SAINTS

    by Angela Paolantonio

    Angela Paolantonio is the author of The Ghosts of Italy (2016). In Still Life With Saints (2020), she trades Mulholland Drive for via Fontana to live in the house where her Italian spirit was born, on a magical lane among the women of the village who take her under their wing and into their lives. Call it magic, serendipity, or maybe a dispatch from a past life Angela is compelled to listen and act on her inner voice. In her sequel to The Ghosts of Italy s... more

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