Too Much

by Cindy Lee Neighbors, MD

TOO MUCH is the gripping true story of a woman's struggle to reclaim her marriage, career, and sanity while confronting a dark past and battling the complexities of mental health within the military medical system.

Not Good Enough Girl: A Memoir of an Inconvenient Daughter

by Sondra R. Brooks

Beginning at the age of five, Sondra spends decades auditioning for the role of her authentic self. Her dazzling mother casts her as confidante and co-conspirator in her affairs and serial marriages. Her first stepfather grooms her for his pleasure. Sondra vacillates between fierce anger toward her mother—who did nothing to protect her from physical, sexual, and emotional abuse—and a desperate need for her love and approval. Her mother never considered her poor choices in men and marriage were i... more

Yes Sister

by Alice Love

My sister spent her last years in a rest home and I visited her every Monday. She asked me, whether I had thought about writing another book, and I said yes - in fact, I have the first two words: "Yes Sister" When I got home, I thought I should get on and write the book, so my sister would be able to enjoy it. I wrote a chapter each week until the book was finished. I took each new chapter to my sister week by week. The topic of the book is my life story from the time I started nursing in 1947 ... more

Mississippi Hippie: A Life in 49 Pieces

by Willy Bearden

\tWilly Bearden’s memoir Mississippi Hippie is a hitchhiker’s guide to life. Starting from a troubled childhood in a Delta town (that rings of Mark Twain’s Hannibal) Bearden tells of his life-long search for characters, adventures and tales. These are stories of pathos, joy and love told by a master storyteller. Honest and completely unfiltered, we feel the floorboards under his feet, and the pain, beauty, and astonishment in his eyes from his Delta home. His memories give us visceral portra... more

Near the Danube Bridge: A Story of Faith, Courage, and Endurance

by Catherine Allen-Walters & Elisabeth Hartig Lentulo

A true story of one man’s struggles as a Seventh-day Adventist conscientious objector in communist Yugoslavia. After surviving torture and labor camps, he succeeds in fleeing with his young family.

In Good Hands

by Darrell Martin, MD

Throughout his story, readers will learn: Midwifery Advocacy: Darrell's support for midwifery led to professional and legal challenges, emphasizing the ongoing struggle for safer maternal and child care.Resilience Amidst Adversity: Despite facing significant obstacles, Darrell was determined to stand firm in his beliefs and fight for women's birth rights.Faith and Courage: His journey was underpinned by faith, offering him the strength he needed to challenge established healthcare norms.A Cal... more

How Beneficial Is the Radiance Glow Tonic to Enhance the Glow of the Skin?

by jeannot ceuticals

How Beneficial Is the Radiance Glow Tonic to Enhance the Glow of the Skin?

The Radiance Glow Tonic is one of the most essential products that you should use on your skin. It will help you refine your complexion and make you look attractive. For... more

Get Off The Grass

by Wayne Chaffey

HI, MY NAME IS WAYNE Chaffey and I served in the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) from 1980 – 2011, with some breaks in between, my job title being: Ground Support Equipment Fitter (GSEFITT). This is my story about my 24 years of working in the Defence Force. I talk about my ups and downs associated with this career choice, and also give an insight of how life can be when compared to any other career path, and not necessarily what many perceive as too disciplined and restrictive. Althoug... more

The Beach Boy II - Aliyah

by William Semenow

Here is a Kirkus Review which was published in August 2024. https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/william-semenow/the-beach-boy-volume-ii-aliyah/

Knucklehead

by daniel sohn MD

Knucklehead is a life's story, an evolution of consciousness, a tale of self-actualization. The author experienced childhood in 50's mid-America, 60's anti-Vietnam War turmoil and cultural revolt and found his raison d'etre in the 70's. Beyond this the book details medical education and practice, family controversies, travels and triathlon competitions. After facing the grill of a speeding dump truck, this young man considered his failing choices and became a seeker of life's essence.

The Beach Boy

by William Semenow

Here is a Kirkus Review of my book. https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/william-semenow/the-beach-boy-semenow/ This book was featured in the August 2024 edition of Kirkus Reviews as an Indie Publication.

Landed: A Yogi’s Memoir in Pieces & Poses

by Jennifer Lang

American-born Jennifer traces her journey—both on and off the yoga mat—reckoning with her adopted country (Israel), midlife hormones (merciless), cross-cultural marriage (to a Frenchman) and their imminent empty nest (a mixed blessing), eventually realizing the words her yoga teachers had been offering for the past twenty-three years: root down into the ground and stay true to yourself. Finally, she understands that home is about who you are, not where you live. Written in experimental chapteret... more

River Town Wellsville Ohio

by David Navarria

River Town Wellsville, Ohio, is a book that weaves romance, sentimentality, action, adventure, and the darker side of human nature. In this saga, rooted in a true story, the author crafts a series of emotionally charged narratives that resonate deeply with the human heart, engaging readers on a profound emotional level. The book offers a deeply felt exploration of the complex personal lives of families across three generations, with each part dedicated to a specific generation, creating a rich t... more

The Child Catcher: A Fight for Justice and Truth

by Andrew Bridge

The Child Catcher is the true story of the fight to rescue the children confined to a violent and secretive institution in the rural South. Andrew Bridge’s bestselling memoir, Hope’s Boy, told the story of his survival after he was taken from his mother, who struggled with schizophrenia, and was left to foster care. Bridge was first confined at one of our country’s most notorious children’s institutions, MacLaren Hall. Now, in The Child Catcher, he chronicles his role in the longest-running, ... more

The Co-Captain's Log

by Katherine González

The Co-Captain's Log is travelogue in the form of an epistolary novel. The reader travels with Katherine and Andrés on the 34-foot sailboat, Ana María, as they sail from Seattle to Mexico, French Polynesia, American Samoa, Tonga and finally New Zealand. Written primarily for a non-sailing audience, the stories in The Co-Captain's Log are as much about adventure in general, relationships, exploration of new cultures as they are about sailing, kayaking, and hiking. The reading experience inc... more

An Accidental Pilgrim, a memoir in prose and verse

by Maria Z. Caponi

An Accidental Pilgrim, a memoir in prose and verse by Maria Z. Caponi, explores one journey and life's many paths. While it may seem like a typical hiking story, this memoir is anything but ordinary. The prose and poetry are woven together to create a rich tapestry of life, offering an intimate glimpse into the experiences of a physicist, an immigrant, and a nonreligious widow of Jewish heritage. It delves into the possibility of spirituality within a scientific persona. The book is further enha... more

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