Memoirs

A deep look into the personal journey of a victim of incest and abuse.

Witty and irreverent, informative and provocative, Cheesemonger: A Life on the Wedge is the highly readable story of Gordon Edgar's unlikely career as a cheesemonger at San Francisco's worker-owned Rainbow Grocery Cooperative.

Challenging our understanding of what it means to be human, Joel Salinas, a Harvard-trained researcher and neurologist at Massachusetts General, shares his experiences with mirror-touch synesthesia, a rare and only recently identified neurological trait that causes him to feel the emotional and physical experiences of other people.

"e;A beautifully sinuous and intensely literary celebration of the exceptional, unconventional child.

This book makes an analogy of a black sapphire gemstone with stereotypical treatment of Americans against African American Women, the effects of an army of American women being ignored, devalued and hidden in plain sight!

My Life in a Nutshell is about moments and conversations between me and God.

Growing up in the hood, some call it lower middle-class neighborhood, I saw a lot of things take place.

Gracie craved a love from people that only God could give her.

Born in Japan from samurai lineage, Chica Tadakuma Sugino was raised by a wet nurse and brought to America as a young girl on the aspirations of a father chasing after the American dream.

For twenty-eight years as a prison psychologist, Linda Nauth evaluated and provided treatment for men incarcerated for crimes of domestic violence.

The story is about a woman who left her family, ventured out in darkness and in an unfamiliar territory, lost, alone, and broken.

Edward "e;Eddie"e; Cyr, MSN, explores his life long journey, from a background as a second-generation immigrant to US Army colonel and nurse anesthetist in a war zone within the War on Terror, through his three deployments.

So you're thinking about becoming a Christian minister.

The inspirational story of how a woman with a difficult past befriended a homeless man whose kind, life-affirming spirit taught her and their Texas community about forgiveness, humility, and the boundless love of God.

An incredible journey that begins in the small town of Crossett, Arkansas, and leads Ann through Louisiana and Texas to Frankfurt, W.

In this heart-wrenching romantic love story, Paige relies on God as she lives a long life of abuse.

It was always my desire to put together a book, expressing the way I went through life as a child growing up.

My son Jeramy just killed his first elk when we heard the blood-curdling scream of the mountain lion.

God's Hole-in-One and Other Miracles is a book about the Lord's miraculous workings in the life of one ordinary Christian.

Growing up visually impaired from a very young age was difficult and challenging in all aspects--physically, mentally, and emotionally.

"e;O Lord, do not forsake me, even when I am old and gray, until I declare your strength to another generation.

He loved me more than I loved myself: Henry Phillips reveals his journey through life as he rebels time and time again.

Everyone has noticed changes in Brenda.

Growing Up Where the Ways Crossed is about a boy and his unique childhood in Waycross, Georgia.

Walking the Thin Blue Line is a peek into the life of a young black man who grew up in the hostile streets of South-Central Los Angeles.

This is a story of an ordinary woman who finds God.

What power is great enough to overcome abusive parents who will do anything in their power to keep a child down?

Raising her two beloved children in downtown Manhattan, Mallory Neuberger was living a double life: holding down a successful career, running marathons, eating healthy, married to a wonderful new husband, and hiding a soul-crushing drug addiction from everyone she loved.

'It's always hot in Australia.

When you get the call out of left field that slams into you and knocks you to your knees, you have to decide where you'll get your strength.

New Year's Day (Tet) is a beautiful day, but now everything changed.

Samuel Sutton Jr.

In this what is called life, there will be good and bad.

Blue Remembered Hills is RosemarySutcliffs memoir of her childhood, youth and her first love affairs.

The date that I started this book was on February 17, 2017.

Don't Knock the Rock tells many stories about the colorful experiences of growing up in New Orleans.