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The Deeper Fix: For Your Growth and Empowerment

by Ilene V. Fishman

The Deeper Fix: For Your Growth & Empowerment was born out of my personal and professional experience with and response to inefficient, disempowering, patriarchal and time-wasting psychotherapy. Because most of my own therapy was inadequate, I was driven to figure out how to get myself well from a severe eating disorder and extreme emotional un-health. I developed my theory out of necessity and have continued to refine it and use it successfully in my private practice for 36 years. It has helped... more

Raising Tomorrow's Champions: What the Women's National Soccer Team Teaches Us About Grit, Authenticity and Winning

by Paul Tukey, Joanna Lohman

A 16-year soccer professional and former National Team member, Joanna Lohman, aka “the Rainbow Warrior,” joins soccer dad and award-winning journalist Paul Tukey in Raising Tomorrow’s Champions: What the Women’s National Soccer Team Teaches Us About Grit, Authenticity and Winning. With unprecedented access to members of this iconic team, many of whom were Joanna’s teammates and opponents, the book offers intimate insights into what it takes to develop the grit to win in sports and life and becom... more

Heart Broke Open: A healing journey through the heart of Lyme disease

by Sahara Sun

Heart Broke Open is the courageous portrayal of how lessons of the Aloha Spirit awakened a conscious relationship with my soul when Lyme disease became the catalyst for a profound healing journey and the discovery of a greater calling. This teaching memoir is an epic pilgrimage that begins with a leap of faith—from the rainy Pacific Northwest into the warmer waters of Maui, Hawaii. Though I was expecting the enchanting promise of a dream fulfilled, romance, and the perfect life, I got something ... more

The Circus Is In Town - A Baseball Odyssey

by Robert A. Hilliard

This memoir describes the childhood, teenage, young adult and family events that shaped my decision to table a successful business career to become the focal point of a grass-roots effort to return professional baseball to New Jersey. Five years in the making (1990-1994), the roller coaster ride of a project involved the search for well-heeled and interested investors, purchasing an existing Minor League franchise, and lastly - but certainly not in the least - finding the wherewithal to ... more

The More to Me

by iasia bailey

If we look deeply into the human experience, we uncover one’s innate yet unmet desire for love, peace, joy, and wholeness – the product of unsuccessful journeys conducted externally, instead of internally, never becoming “complete” in life. The More to Me offers a real, candid look into the life of Iasia, a young black woman with sensory addictions and toxic attachments, wrestling with depression and the strain of everyday living, yet embarking on a quest for “The More.” On a basic level, “The ... more

Outcomes of Civilization in Africa

by Happy Ogunjimi

The theme is about the things I went through as an African and the problems of the outcomes of civilization in Africa. As well, diving into ways of implementing a better society in developing nations. My book speaks about the western world vs developing nations, colonialism, education, law, economy, civilization and barbarism in Africa, human development, social development, cultural development and steps to bring civilization to Africa.

Hollywood D

by tom tom

A stuntman wakes up from a coma. The only thing in the room is a VCR. The VCR narrates the time travel from 2032 to 1983—of monsters there. And sex drugs and rock and roll.

Positive Vision

by Ken Brandt

Poor eyesight never impacted author Ken Brandt's vision of what life could be. Positive Vision makes a rollicking good read from cover to cover.

Whether galloping across the Montana range, exploring claustrophobic (and fiery!) caverns, chasing a thief through the streets of 1980s New York, or taking a plunge from a plane, his adventures are sure to entertain.

Complementing the adventures are amusing and relatable anecdotes demonstrating the advantages of poor eyesight... more

Generation Zero

by Sabreet Kang Rajeev

Two pants. Two T-shirts. The socks and shoes he wore. His life savings of one thousand dollars. That is what Sukhvir brought to America at the age of twenty-three. Together, he and his wife started from nothing. They struggled in blue-collar jobs and poured their souls into two American-born children. They were Generation Zero. For most of her life, Sabreet searched to find meaning in her family’s immigration story. She read books about extraordinary immigrants’ triumphs and everyday tales of ha... more

Abandoned by the Vatican: My Clandestine Journey to Support Secret Priests Behind the Iron Curtain

by Jack Doherty

ABANDONED BY THE VATICAN My Clandestine Journey to Support Secret Priests Behind the Iron Curtain By Jack Doherty The Western press printed tales that communist governments oppressed, imprisoned, and tortured its people during the Cold War. Then embarrassed communist leaders shone a ray of light, a lessening of harsh restrictions, called the Prague Springtime in 1968. The author visited communist Czechoslovakia. Accompanied by a secret priest, he walked through the back alleys of Pragu... more

BEAR BOY

by Justin Barker

Bear Boy is a true-life coming-of-age story of two bears who inspire one boy to stand up for animals, question authority and discover the power of activism. Justin is a typical teenager, dodging school bullies and waging an endless war with his parents. But when he discovers Ursula and Brutus—two sibling black bears being kept in horrific conditions at a nearby zoo—his life begins to change. He finds a cause that ignites his passion and an animal sanctuary willing to take the bears. But ther... more

Lonely Heart, Will Travel

by Richard La Plante

Married twice, each time for 18 years, Richard began online dating at the age of 64, after the end of his second marriage. Lost in the cyberspace of strange faces and distant places, he chronicled his journey to discover a true soul connection. Many years, many encounters, and countless lonely nights later he produced Lonely Heart, Will Travel in a cathartic effort to heal his own wounds while helping others to navigate the quagmire of finding real love.

Crossing Nevada

by David Wight

Crossing Nevada begins as a family road trip across the Nevada desert in 1960, seen through the eyes of a young boy. From there, the story continues as a journey depicting the family struggle to adapt to the mother’s debilitating polio and the father’s sudden death as the boy and his brothers try to come of age. At various crossroads in his life, the young man returns to Nevada in search of sanctuary, meaning, and renewal.

Roads Over Brown County: Winter's Story

by T. C. Bartlett

Roads Over Brown County is a true story about one moment in the life of the author T. C. Bartlett, giving us a heartfelt peek into the trials and tribulations of one woman’s pursuit of happiness.

Coach Lee Rose: On Family and Basketball

by Lee Rose

This candid memoir is a passionate exploration of honor, basketball, and a couple's commitment to love. Coach Rose had a stellar career coaching college and professional basketball, including leading teams to the NCAA Finals and the Final Four. He is also that rare person who experienced love at first sight upon meeting “Elo,” his wife of over sixty years. Together they earned degrees, left the Appalachian region, weathered the tumultuous world of coaching, and enjoyed parenting, traveling, ... more

The Drunken Tourist

by Chris Santana

From Los Angeles to Prague, throughout Europe and New York. with a bottle in one hand and The Urantia Book in the other, The Drunken Tourist continues to translate a really good bender into the convoluted cause of uniting the Church with the Pub.

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