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What Al Left Behind Essays about Caregiving (Book 1)

by Daphne Simpkins

Encouragement for the worn-out caregiver. If you or someone you know is taking care of a parent, spouse, or sibling with dementia, this collection of easy-to-read essays will provide hope and encouragement. Download your free copy now. And tell a caregiver who needs a boost to get their copy too.

A Witch's Way to Heaven: From Wounds to Wisdom A Memoir of Healing & Transformation

by Kara Pellegrene

This book is a memoir infused with mythologies and a very unorthodox view on Jesus and Witches. As I transition through the Maiden, Mother and Crone, I’ll reflect on consciousness and mysticism within spiritual teachings and traditions. Unveiling the Divine Feminine and what it took to transcend external religious authorities as I dive into the depths of my wounds and uncover what self-mastery takes. Through my vulnerable truths as a spiritual teacher I could not help but twist this into an unconventional guide to uncovering the arcane parts of yourself so you may return to love and, in turn, create heaven within yourself and onto earth.

An American Childhood Rooted in Grace

by Vicky Medrek

While it's a child's tale, it is not for children. The youthful voice of this brave girl speaks candidly of things that are unspeakable: abuse, racism, poverty, addiction, crime, and violence. Through it all, her perception and honesty yield valuable life lessons. Life can be a cruel teacher, but if love can be found, the most beautiful lessons can be learned. The struggle is real. The solution is infallible.

This book contains scenes of: sexual violence

The Adventures of a Southern (Baptist) Buddhist

by Pamela McConnell

This is the true story of a girl born into a conservative, fundamentalist/evangelical family—but then becomes a Liberal Buddhist. She turns the dysfunction in her life (molestation, dogmatic culture, marital betrayals) into her spiritual path. She learns to cope by using her psychology degree, social work degree, and hospice career to give her focus and perspective. She turns poison into medicine by living abroad and going on long mountain treks. Through her meditations on her life, she is able to transcend her karma and find meaning in her life and death. This book was a 2023 Finalist for The National Indie Excellence Awards! This book won 3rd place in Autobiography for Readers' Favorite International Book Awards!

This book contains scenes of: sexual violence

More Patients I Will Never Forget

by Sally Burbank

Think Erma Bombeck sprinkled with Beth Moore. Step into the unpredictable world of a seasoned primary care doctor in this highly anticipated sequel to Patients I Will Never Forget. With warmth, humor, and unflinching honesty, the author shares true stories that will make you laugh, cry, and marvel at the resilience of the human spirit. Meet a father whose final act of love defies the odds. Navigate the chaos of a medical office plagued by malfunctioning elevators and plumbing. Laugh at autocorrect mishaps, absurd patient gifts, and the antics of a Great Dane named Pee Wee. Be inspired by a courageous missionary in Afghanistan and a nurse whose quick thinking saves a life. Whether you’re a healthcare professional, a fan of real-life medical stories, or simply love a great read, More Patients I Will Never Forget will entertain, move, and stay with you long after the last page is turned.

My Name is Vicky and I'm a Narcissist: Confessions of a Narcissist

by Vicky Kay

“My Name Is Vicky, and I’m a Narcissist” isn’t a self-help book. It’s not a recovery guide. It’s the voice you were never meant to hear — the narcissist speaking for herself. Vicky L. Kay doesn’t soften the truth. She doesn’t apologise. She admits the rush of love-bombing, the thrill of control, the slow withdrawal that leaves her partners begging for answers. She tells you why she discards, why she blocks, why she moves on while you’re still holding on.

Lost Angel Unleashed-Stories from the Heart

by Linda Ballou

Looking for a dose of adventure and inspiration? Look no further than Linda's captivating collection of tales. From rafting the Grand Canyon to the wilds of her Alaska homeland to the majesty of Patagonia. Discover the healing magic of nature through her eyes Book 3 in the Lost Angel Adventure travel series Took Gold at the 2024 Book Fest

Like a Mother: How Motherhood Is the Key to Unlocking Your Greatness

by Emily East

MOTHERHOOD IS A JOURNEY OF BECOMING WHO WE ALREADY ARE. Why do I feel so lost? Who am I now? Why do I lose it with my kids? Where did my libido go? In a world that portrays motherhood as picture-perfect, the truth is often hidden. Alongside joy comes guilt, overwhelm, and the struggle to fit into lives that no longer feel like ours. In LIKE A MOTHER, coach, author, and mother Emily East offers a groundbreaking New Paradigm of Mothering—one that reframes this season as a powerful initiation into self-discovery and spiritual growth. With honesty, warmth, and practical guidance, she shows mothers how to reclaim their gifts, confidence, and identity. Eye-opening and empowering, LIKE A MOTHER will not only change the way you see yourself and motherhood—it will bring you back to life.

1980s, The Days of Innocence

by Durgesh Pimparkar

This book blends nostalgia, candid storytelling, and emotional depth as it traces the author's journey through schooldays, family bonds, village visits, and self-discovery. Each chapter revealing the mischiefs, adventures and transformative lessons that shaped author's childhood during growing up in the 1980s. This memoir isn’t about one emotion, it’s about many. It’s a journey of childhood with full emotional spectrum : joy, wonder, thrill, mischief, confusion, disappointment, and growth. Dive into 1980s Nostalgia - A world before smartphones, social media, and the hurried distractions of modern life.

Strangers and Angels: Finding Family in Unexpected Places

by Gabe Reaume

A young man, an old woman, and a life-changing connection. Two unlikely strangers share one roof, a world of difference, and a lifetime of wisdom. Join the writer on a journey through the twists and turns of life, from the heartland of rural America to the ups and downs of career and personal challenges. With unforgettable people and poignant storytelling, Strangers and Angels will make you laugh, cry, and reflect on the power of human connection.

Life Switch: How to Experience the Power of Living On by Discovering Your Potential, Passion, and Purpose

by Joel Steele

If an extraordinary life were passing you by, wouldn’t you want to know about it? All before turning twenty-five, Joel Steele had flirted with jail, bankruptcy, and death. But from those depths, he emerged not just to survive but to thrive. Joel chose a new path to find the highest levels of personal and professional fulfillment. Along the way, he obtained a meaningful life and even an NBA championship ring. In Life Switch, Joel narrates his raw and inspiring journey with unflinching honesty, revealing his secrets and strategies to unlocking your full potential, recognizing your passion, and discovering your true purpose in life. He’ll show you how to overcome setbacks and failures, turning your challenges into opportunities. Life Switch is a blueprint for personal transformation.

Belonging Matters: Conversations on Adoption, Family, and Kinship

by Julie McGue

Belonging Matters supports the adoption community while creating a conversation with those not directly touched by adoption. The collection explores the pursuit of identity and the boundaries of family and kinship. It challenges the reader to embrace all of who we come to be, and to discern with whom and where we belong. Because belonging defines the human experience, and it is what nourishes our spirit, fuels us with purpose, and compels us to soar beyond the limitations of our lived experience.

Surfing the Waves of Alzheimer’s: Principles of Caregiving That Kept Me Upright

by Renee Brown Harmon

Part personal story, part instructional guide for caregivers, Surfing the Waves of Alzheimer’s is an essential primer for anyone facing the tremendous challenge of caring for a loved one with memory loss. Each chapter ends with a principle of caregiving and offers readers suggested best practices to bring balance to the role of family caregiver.

Horny: Sex Without Scruples

by Brad Deep

Horny: Sex Without Scruples is a brutally funny, no-filter memoir about sex, power, and modern hypocrisy. Brad Deep turns massage parlors into a mirror for male desire and moral panic—dragging taboos into daylight with wit, confession, and chaos. Fearless, filthy truth—served funny.

Running Through Darkness: Memoir of a Spiritual Warrior

by Santa Molina-Marshall

A powerful true story of healing and hope. Santa Molina-Marshall shares her journey from childhood trauma to spiritual triumph—offering a beacon of resilience, ancestral strength, and inspiration for anyone rising from the depths of pain.

How to Survive in Prison

by Andrew Kudin

Step into a world harsher than fiction. Behind prison walls, corruption and violence dominate, and each day is a relentless fight for survival. This true story exposes the cruelty of invisible systems—and the unbreakable will that keeps the human spirit alive against all odds.

Anatomy of a Sixty-Six Year Marriage

by Don Hughes

Through the lens of time, this memoir unfolds as a tender reflection on love, resilience, and faith. This story will resonate deeply with readers who cherish narratives of enduring love, those nostalgic for mid-century Americana, and anyone who finds inspiration in commitment, family, and the quiet heroism of ordinary lives.

Unbalanced: Memoir of an Immigrant Math Teacher

by Yellow Heights

Parent. Math coach. Climate science researcher. Software engineer and manager at Microsoft. Investment analyst, trader, and risk manager at hedge funds. Entrepreneur. A forty-five-year-old new teacher. This award-winning memoir takes you through the journey of a first-generation immigrant becoming a math teacher in the United States. This book recounts his Kafkaesque experiences at education school, where he was labeled a white supremacist simply for asking questions. He shares firsthand accounts of teaching math at a public and a private school, offering a panoramic view of the issues surrounding wokeness, coddling, and the lack of accountability in education.

Diary of an Alcoholic’s Wife

by Rita Justus

Through diary entries written over several years, Diary of an Alcoholic’s Wife traces the intimate disintegration of a marriage — and the quiet awakening of a woman who learns that love cannot heal addiction. Set between hope and despair, the book explores the psychology of dependency, the erosion of identity, and the slow rediscovery of dignity. The narrative is sparse, lyrical, and deeply personal — it speaks to anyone who has lived inside emotional confinement and dared to step beyond it. This memoir isn’t about alcohol; it’s about the invisible cost of endurance, and the fragile beauty of freedom that comes after breaking the silence.

Job Junky

by Rudy Ridolfo

Fifty jobs. One dream. Zero guarantees. Job Junky is a raw, funny memoir about survival jobs, absurd coworkers, and the grind we all endure to chase something better. Praised by Kirkus Reviews as “a sharp, funny memoir of work that resonates with anyone who’s ever had a job,” it’s perfect for readers of memoir and humorous nonfiction. Now just $0.99 for a limited time.

The Price of a Homeland: One Woman’s Fight for the Future of the Jewish Nation in the Heart of America

by Ziva Benreuven

1973, Rochester, New York. As the Yom Kippur prayers echo across the synagogue, Ziva Benreuven is thousands of miles away from home when her mission—to gather information on the state of local Jewish communities—is almost over. As she prepares for her journey home, a call breaks out through the synagogue: “War in Israel!” Ziva watches as the Yom Kippur War breaks out, threatening to overtake her homeland. In The Price of a Homeland, Benreuven pens her incredible journey through her deep-seated connection to the history of her homeland. From hiding under her bed during the 1939 Arab revolt to a prosperous career as a fundraiser during her country’s deadliest wars, she weaves together a coming-of-age story for both herself and the state of Israel, while coming to terms with the fragility of its founding principles. (Check price as free giveaway may end before midnight U.S. time.)

Angels of Paradise

by Barbara Murphy

When a British-American woman is accused of kidnapping her own son and imprisoned without sentencing in a notorious Bahamian jail, she must navigate culture shock, corruption, and divine intervention to survive and find meaning in the madness. Raw, funny, and spiritually profound, the book explores the lesser-known side of Bahamian culture and arrives at the intersection of global urgencies, including growing cultural intolerance, rising rates of incarceration, and the fight for women's and children’s rights. Based on a true story, Angels of Paradise is a story about resilience and survival and a mother’s unwavering love. The narrative also delves into the flaws of the criminal justice system and the quest for moral and spiritual justice. Despite their bleak circumstances, the prisoners discover ways to bond despite their cultural differences.

How Gratitude Changed My Life : The Journey of Many

by CS R

Change your Life with Gratitude! How Gratitude Changed my Life has brought forth an explosion of real people sharing real stories of how their real lives have miraculously changed for the better. How Gratitude Changed My Life presents a selection of the most heartwarming and moving stories in one inspirational book. Each story provides an authentic, real-life journey illustration of the pathway that leads to success in every area of life: health, relationships, love, family, and career. The people in How Gratitude Changed My Life show time and time again that Gratitude can really change our lives.

From Fragile to Fearless : A premature birth memoir

by Opeyemi Sofolahan

From fragile to fearless is a personal narrative chronicling the author's journey through pregnancy, delivery and postpartum. Reflections on lessons learned underscore reliance on faith and God's support throughout the journey.The memoir recounts the author's harrowing experience of dealing with COVID-19 while pregnant and highlights critical lessons learned. The book delves into the challenges faced during labor and delivery, detailing emotional and physical struggles, including the decision to undergo a vaginal birth after a previous C-section (VBAC). It highlights the supportive roles of medical professionals and explores preparations for the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Ultimately, the narrative culminates in the successful delivery of a baby girl, Oluwatobiloba, at 26 weeks, underscoring the joy and triumph of childbirth regardless of the method.

Business from Trash

by Rita Justus

Business from Trash is a real-life story of starting again when everything seems lost. Rita Justus and her husband left their home country with nothing but two suitcases, hope, and a need to survive. In a foreign land, they turned what others threw away into something meaningful — a small business built on dignity, hard work, and faith in second chances. This memoir isn’t about wealth or success in numbers. It’s about courage, freedom, and finding value in the simplest things. Through moments of struggle and quiet triumph, Rita shows that it’s possible to rebuild a life from almost nothing — if you dare to believe that your story isn’t over yet.