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  • Incest, Murder and a Miracle

    by Cheryl Cuccio, Rob Cuccio, Morgan St. James
    In 1986 sixteen year old sexually, physically and mentally abused Cheryl Pierson hired a classmate to kill her father. He had threatened to turn his sick attentions to her eight year old sister, and Cheryl had promised her dead mother as she lay in her coffin she would always protect her sister. It was in national media for several years. In 2012 her husband, Rob Cuccio, died for 43 minutes and was miraculously brought back to life because she convinced doctors to keep trying to revive him. 30 y... more

  • MONTANA MEMOIR: The Hardscrabble Years, 1925-1942

    by William L. McGee

    FROM THE BACK COVER...

    Bill McGee recaptures life growing up in the small cattle town of Malta, Montana, during the hardscrabble years of the Great Depression.

    He sets the stage for his coming-of-age story by taking us “Westward Ho!” as his pioneering forefathers — curious to see what was on the other side of the mountains—migrated west generation by generation until a genteel young school teacher from Iowa (his mother) meets a handsome cowboy (his father) ... more

  • Zucchini's Zany Life

    by Marilla Mulwane
    This is the story of the house duck named Zucchini who steals hearts and provides the dearest bond anyone could experience. Ever thought about having a duck as a pet? I don't mean an outdoor duck in a pen or that wanders around your pond. I mean a duck that lives in the house with you, sleeps with you, eats with you, plays with you. If you never have considered it, you just might once you've read about Zucchini. If you have considered having a house duck, then this book will teach you everything... more
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    Adventure Nickel

    by Eric Gaden
    In 2010, my wife and I made the decision to leave our comfortable suburban life and head out on the road. We sold most of our belongings and packed the rest into an RV with our two young children and our dog. We learned a few lessons on the way.

  • Royal Rebel

    by Soma Norodom
    In June 2010, Soma moved to Cambodia to take care of her sick father, who had decided to move from California to his homeland, and stay for the remainder of his life. She established the first English-speaking radio talk show in the country and later became a Columnist for the Phnom Penh Post. As a direct descendant of King Norodom I, the Founder and Patriarch of the Cambodian Royal Family, Soma embraced her new title as a Princess of Cambodia. She learned to speak the language and became kno... more

  • A Bronx Boy's Tale

    by Jimmy Newell

    A Bronx Boy's Tale details the life of the author as he witnessed the major historical events on the 1960's and 1970's. Although it was a time of social upheaval and strife, Jimmy's family, friends and the Beautiful Bronx all made the experience glorious.

    It is a lesson to us in modern times who despair about the state of things. Family, friends, and having a strong community in which to thrive can supersede any perceived threat from a world thought to be mad.

    &nbs... more

  • A Bronx Boy's Tale

    by Jimmy Newell
    A Bronx Boy's Tale details the life of the author as he witnessed the major historical events on the 1960's and 1970's. Although it was a time of social upheaval and strife, Jimmy's family, friends and the Beautiful Bronx all made the experience glorious. It is a lesson to us in modern times who despair about the state of things. Family, friends, and having a strong community in which to thrive can supersede any perceived threat from a world thought to be mad.

  • Married to a Ghost

    by Jennifer Rene Stanton
    Jennifer Rene Stanton laughed the first time she visited a psychic. She’d only gone to appease her friend, and the experience didn’t make her a believer. Within months, three unspeakable tragedies had wiped the woman’s predictions from her mind. For a decade, Jennifer lived a normal life. She married a wonderful man, and together they worked to provide a good life for their two kids. Then in 1989, Jennifer’s husband, John—a young, athletic, caring father—suddenly died of a massive heart at... more

  • Schizophrenic Journey the Book of Victor

    by James Osowski
    Malfunctioning in bizarre and hurtful ways, Schizophrenia took my vision of the world to this awful darkness without any knowledge of what I was going through, I had no idea how to fix this insane disfunctional life. I spent almost forty years fighting my way back to something I could understand and manage. Thought to be possessed by the devil and austrasised from everyone. This Phantom ghost and my defender Victor battled over my nievaty. I constantly had to go through trials unbelievable. I lo... more

  • Sweet Melissa: What's So Sweet About Melissa?

    by Susan Segovia-Munoz

    HEROIN ADDICTION, THE LIFESTYLE, THE RECOVERY 

    Like the saying goes, what goes up, must come down. I just wish it did not have to apply to my life all the time. I have always tried to be optimistic, but who was I trying to kid? My life was destined to be one disaster after another, and until I finally made the decision to change my lifestyle in every single way, things would never be any different. 

    In the meantime, my life continued to revolve around a circle ... more

  • Sweet Melissa: Ignorance Is Not Bliss

    by Susan Segovia-Munoz

    ADDICTION, THE LIFESTYLE, THE RECOVERY

    I'm not a celebrity or a model.  I'm not rich or famous.  I'm a junkie and I will do anything for my next fix.
     

    The author was a very stubborn, naive, and gullible woman with a bad case of low self-esteem.  At 18 years old, from an upper middle class suburban family, she was always known as the fat sister.  She was the black sheep and the trouble maker.  

     

    Believing herself to ... more

  • Planet a: A Mother's Memior of Autism Spectrum Disorder

    by Diane Mayer Christiansen
    One mother's journey with autism from diagnosis through middle school. Follow Jackie and his mother as they navigate the twists and turns of autism spectrum disorder. Missed social cues, anger issues as well as sensory overload are just a few of the topics that pop up. It is the truth about the inside of ASD, the part that many teachers, family members and friends don't often see. It is real and raw and a book filled with frustration and sadness as well as cheeky humor all in an attempt to show... more

  • Intuition: Language of the Soul: Book One (The Blue Book)

    by Tyger Kahn
    Intuition: Language of the Soul offers Kabbalistic insight into the world of clairvoyance and self discovery, guiding individuals into the path of finding their purpose in life, accepting their truth, and developing a greater relationship with their soul and intuition. In this book the author shares the mysteries that she has experienced throughout her life as a clairvoyant and a clairaudient. What she shares with you in this book will help you to activate the intuitive gifts you were born with.... more

  • Trudge On, Soul

    by Warren R Henke

    The icy wilderness of Alaska is the perfect place to lose yourself. But Warren doesn’t want to lose himself. He wants to lose someone else.

    Since his teenage years, a tiny voice in Warren’s head has warned of the dangers threatening physical and emotional harm. This voice, Harvey, continues to stop him from living life fully. Although Warren tries to rid himself of this manifestation of anxiety and depression, Harvey steadfastly remains—ruining his marriage, depleting ... more

  • Jay: Short Stories, Insights, and Lessons from a Life of Hope and Abundance

    by Jay Reed
    Jay is a collection of short stories, thoughtful insights, and life lessons. From struggling but happy child to reflective adult these stories cover the spectrum of emotions with hope always on the horizon. Jay Reed grew up in a small rural community in a traditional conservative family. He not only owns this fact he wears it like a badge of honor using his rich experiences to thoughtfully showcase life lessons. You don’t have to be from Indiana or rural America to enjoy these engaging stories. ... more

  • Burning the Vines

    by Michelle Mazal

    ‘Even if it’s true, no one will believe you.’

    This bleak appraisal was the response a young Michelle Mazal received when she first tried to tell her story to a relative. She, her three sisters and her mother lived for years under the shadow of her father’s drunken violence and random sadism. All these years later, Mazal, a tough and compassionate survivor, is telling her story again; this time someone must listen. In her powerful and evocative memoir, Mazal pieces together fragments of ... more

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