“My Name Is Bacci Bogie Frequent Flyer Extraordinaire”…written with love and tears about a 4-pound adorable Maltese. His human-like antics drew people to him where ever he went. People stood in line for his autograph as he performed funny tricks. Bacci traveled over 500,000 air miles as my ‘jet pet’ experiencing life in a very […]
Woman In Scarlet
April 13, 2019 By
An inspirational memoir of one woman’s 28-year journey from aspirations of becoming one of the first female officers within the fabled Royal Canadian Mounted Police, to overcoming the harsh realities of discrimination, injustice and personal violation. Told with exuberance, humor and astonishing honesty, Woman In Scarlet, is a thrilling police car ride-along. $0.99 on Kindle.
Desde el exilio: A Collection of Poems from the Exile
April 11, 2019 By
From the Exile was born as a poetic memoir to describe the experience of being born in Venezuela in 1988 to the publication of this poem collection in 2019. This period entitles the last years of the Venezuelan democracy, already bruised by the discontent caused by the different political parties in the country before the […]
Precious Silver Chopsticks
April 5, 2019 By
The book is about Mae Adams, the narrator, who was born in Korea in 1933 as the second daughter and abandoned by her mother for she was not a son. In the Korean family system of that time, the first-born son was a blessing as he inherited the family fortune and was responsible for the […]
The Results of a Failed Abortion: A Collection of Poems
April 1, 2019 By
The Result of a Failed Abortion is an autobiographical collection of poems by Shaun O. Smith. Dealing with issues from sexual and mental abuse to living with depression and anxiety, Shaun openly discusses the pain that has kept his mind captive most of his life. Freeing himself from these struggles, he hopes to either speak […]
Final Flight Final Fight: My grandmother, the WASP, and Arlington National Cemetery
March 28, 2019 By
When Arlington National Cemetery refused to accept my grandmother’s last request to be laid to rest there, I refused to let her legacy as a veteran die along with her. My grandmother, Elaine Danforth Harmon, flew as a pilot with the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) of World War II. Despite being part of the […]
Free: Hungry for Life: A Memoir Unlocking the Truth Inside an Anorexic Mind
March 23, 2019 By
In this painfully moving memoir, take a firsthand look at anorexia through the eyes of a young girl. Even in kindergarten, Rachel Richards knows something isn’t right. By leading us through her distorted thoughts, she shines a light on the mystery of mental illness. Experience the fascinating and flawed treatment process, and learn the secret […]
Beneath The Muscle: Unleash Your Inner Champion
March 16, 2019 By
World-renowned fitness celebrity Lauren Powers rose above debilitating addiction and became a bodybuilding champion at an age when most contenders retire. With multiple titles and film roles under her belt, Powers is living proof that you can turn your true passions into reality. Beneath the Muscle is your inspirational handbook to letting your true talents […]
Free: The People of Nineteenth Street
March 16, 2019 By
Reliving tales of ordinary people impacting the lives of others, by chance or intention, evokes a wellspring of memories in this Texas-set encounter chronicling childhood to profession. Free on Kindle.
Waratah: From the Ashes of the Vietnam War, Grew a Spirit that would not be Stopped
March 14, 2019 By
An enthralling tale of motherhood, war, betrayal, and love. This memoir captures the true strength and resilience of the human heart. It’s told between a past and present timeframe, contrasting modern life in Australia with the author’s childhood and adolescence in Vietnam. $0.99 on Kindle.
Mother, It’s Hard to Forgive You: Ridding Myself of the Family Scapegoat Mantle
March 13, 2019 By
The author’s gripping story of survival and the hard choices she must make to safeguard her future. After breaking free from the chains of her past, Nancy is faced with a choice to revisit her family history or close that chapter forever. $0.99 on Kindle.
My Journey to MBA
February 28, 2019 By
In 1994, I was diagnosed with schizophrenia. I have compiled journal entries from my diagnosis through the day that I received my MBA. If you have a friend or family member with mental illness, I highly recommend this book. $2.99 on Kindle.
Dancing With Death
January 26, 2019 By
Two men, three years, seven countries, 3000 miles… This evocative, gripping narrative coupled with countless, award-worthy photographs makes this a must-read for those who love travel, outdoor adventure, and the exploration of other cultures. But most of all, it’s for the dreamers who’ve been told they can’t, and stubbornly refuse to listen. A rollercoaster of […]
Surviving the Fatherland
January 24, 2019 By
Spanning thirteen years from 1940 to 1953 and set against the epic panorama of WWII, author Annette Oppenlander’s Surviving the Fatherland is a sweeping saga of family, love, and betrayal that illuminates an intimate part of history seldom seen: the children’s war. $0.99 on Kindle.
Stars, Stripes, and Corporate Logos
January 19, 2019 By
While growing up in Southern Illinois and later while serving in the U.S. military, I visited 35 countries on five continents; yet, I have never been anywhere I would rather live more than right here in the U.S. In the military, my buddies and I often talked about “home,” which was not the place from […]
Free: The Life of Mikey – A Memoir
January 17, 2019 By
In his coming of age memoir, Michael K Willis examines the changing culture and constant history of his childhood home in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Free on Kindle.
90 Days to Live
January 14, 2019 By
Alternately heart-wrenching and heartwarming–and delivered in an engaging dual-author format–90 Days to Live will speak to anyone struggling with an “incurable” disease, building a business under trying circumstances, or anyone who just loves a good old-fashioned, “beating-the-odds” story. $0.99 on Kindle.
Free: The Path of Leashed Resistance: The Buddy System
January 9, 2019 By
This book is a hilarious and heartbreaking look into the life of a family that fell into canine rescue completely by accident but now lives to protect and care for their dogs absolutely on purpose. A great read for anyone who loves dogs! When Robert and Beth Hading-Yostlot rescued Buddy Lee, they had no idea […]
Free: The Tiger in the Yard
January 9, 2019 By
The Tiger in the Yard is a powerful story about Barbara Weber, who’s lived sixty-seven years with complex PTSD, managed to raise children, teach and complete her Ph.D. Free on Kindle.
The Thing Is
January 5, 2019 By
A delightful ride through the exhilaration and excruciation of youth and young adulthood. The Thing Is will leave you fuzzy with nostalgia, wincing in recognition and laughing out loud. $3.02 on Kindle.
Addicted to Dimes (Confessions of a Liar and a Cheat)
December 21, 2018 By
How does a good girl go bad? Based on a true story, told in the author’s own words, without polish or prose, this haunting tale of addiction, family secrets, abuse, sexual misconduct, destruction, crime and recovery! One day at a time, one page at a time. Learn of this remarkable and brave story. $2.99 on […]
The Three Kitties That Saved My Life
November 24, 2018 By
When tragedy struck, I thought for sure that my own life was at an end. I was wrong. This is the true story of how two stray rescue cats and a woman named Kitty, whom I finally met after a wild ride of internet dating, brought love, romance, and laughter back into my life. $0.99 […]
Free: My Different Orient: A Memoir
November 23, 2018 By
When you see the world, the world sees you. Dietmar Vogelmann left his country years ago and took a chance, starting a new life in Vietnam. Luckily, his experience in hotel management got him hired at a 5-star beach-side resort, but his initial impression was less than favorable. In fact, he wanted to leave as […]
Growing Up Country: Memories of an Iowa Farm Girl
November 3, 2018 By
Growing Up Country: Memories of an Iowa Farm Girl delivers a treat as delicious as oatmeal cookies hot out of the oven – a memoir of a happy childhood. In charming and memorable vignettes, Carol Bodensteiner captures rural life in middle America, in the middle of the 20th Century. In these pages you can step […]
Free: The Israeli Missed Connection
October 25, 2018 By
This is a true story told by one of the three Israelis that smuggled five tons of cannabis from Lebanon to Britain in the 1980s. Suspense, surprises and humor fill up the pages of this book. If you want a break from your respectable routine, this is the book for you! Free on Kindle.
Seeking Myself
October 17, 2018 By
From the beginning, you are the center of observation within, how to contribute to yourself, from what already is stored, but out of reach. $2.29 on Kindle.
Woman In Scarlet
October 14, 2018 By
An inspirational memoir of one woman’s 28-year journey from aspirations of becoming one of the first female officers within the fabled Royal Canadian Mounted Police, to overcoming the harsh realities of discrimination, injustice and personal violation. Told with exuberance, humor and astonishing honesty, Woman In Scarlet, is a thrilling police car ride-along, as well as […]
Finishing Off the Bottle
October 13, 2018 By
A compelling memoir about one man’s struggle with alcohol addiction. And how he was finally able to put down the bottle and live a happier life in sobriety. $3.99 on Kindle.
Free: The Life of Mikey – A Memoir
October 1, 2018 By
Michael “Mikey” K. Willis spent his most impressionable years in southern Appalachia. In his eye-opening new memoir, he perfectly captures the local culture of 1960s rural North Carolina. Willis’s memoir shows both the unique heritage of the region and his personal struggles as a young man growing up in an abusive family. The mountains of […]
Aim for Justice
September 28, 2018 By
A respected engineer and devoted family man undergoes an unplanned surgery and then spirals into mental illness because of inexcusable treatment in our medical and mental health systems. When he finally takes a stand against his uncaring health professionals, a judge unexpectedly punishes him by stripping him of his Second Amendment right to bear arms. […]
Free: Life Is A Moment
September 25, 2018 By
As an MMA fighter, Marcus Kowal knows what it’s like to push his body to the limit. He has endured tremendous physical pain during his career, but it was nothing compared to the loss that awaited him. The second he met his son, Liam, Marcus knew that his life had changed forever. He had to […]
Living Forward, Looking Backward
September 11, 2018 By
If we’re honest, we’ll admit our days are filled with normal routines like eating cereal and sitting in traffic. We often wonder, “is this it?” But do we really have to quit our jobs and travel the world to find a fulfilling, purposeful life? Is it possible to find significance in our daily routines, right […]
Free: Reflections Upon A Sunny Day
August 24, 2018 By
Fred H. Kornahrens III is one of South Carolina’s most famous criminals. He was condemned to death row and then, to the shock of the entire state, managed to escape. In the years that followed, people discussed Kornahrens’s story. Everyone had an opinion about the man, but few knew the truth. Now, he tells all […]
Fascinating New Yorkers
August 4, 2018 By
A prostitute’s daughter who got to know two ex-kings and a future emperor; a cardinal archbishop known in certain circles as “Franny;” a serial killer who terrorized the city; a pioneer in female erotica who had two husbands and kept a “lie box” to keep her two lives straight – they’re all here in the […]
Grief Map
July 27, 2018 By
Grief Map is Sarah Hahn Campbell’s lyrical account of her partner Lia’s death, her terrible grief, guilt, and self-doubt, and her rediscovery of hope and the possibility of happiness. This book that is part memoir, part poetry and part elegy has won the Golden Crown Literary Society award for Excellence in Non-Fiction. $2.99 on Kindle.
Free: First Mistake: Facing Death, Finding Life
July 16, 2018 By
“First Mistake” is both a love story about defying the odds (even certain death) and a spiritual memoir about the search for identity, partnership, and the meaning of life. After the trauma at age 9 of witnessing and feeling partially responsible for the death of her caregiver, Ah Kung, he becomes the author’s life’s spirit […]
The Life of Mikey – A Memoir
July 9, 2018 By
In his new memoir about coming of age in rural Appalachia, Michael K. Willis examines the changing culture and continuing history of his childhood home in the Blue Ridge Mountains. In the book, Willis perfectly captures the local culture of the 1960s, showcasing the heritage of the region and his personal struggles growing up in […]
Until Forever
June 29, 2018 By
“An earnest account of a passionate marriage.” –KIRKUS REVIEWS. “In this irresistible memoir, Luisa shares fascinating details of her life.” –Authors Reading. When Luisa’s mother died, Luisa was left to take care of her family. Her dream of leaving Naples for a better life died too. Until one day she met a U.S Marine stationed […]
Man & Horse: The Long Ride Across America
June 26, 2018 By
In 1974 John Egenes rode his young horse, Gizmo, across the United States. The book is a recollection, a memoir, and a look back at an America that no longer exists. It’s about a young man coming to terms with himself, and how a little Quarter Horse gelding showed him how to do that. Ride […]
The Three Kitties That Saved My Life
June 25, 2018 By
“This is like drinking tea and honey on a cold day.” FINALIST for the 2014 RONE AWARD A True Romance Memoir Love was then. Love is now. Love is forever. When tragedy struck, I thought for sure that my own life was at an end. I was wrong. This is the true story of how […]
