Readers Favorite: Book Reviews and Award Contest - Non Fiction

A Supernatural Encounter With God is a testament to the power of God. Charles Stewart faced extreme challenges. His faith was based in the Lord. Charles knew God would sustain him. A Supernatural Encounter With God reminded me of the Book of…

Amish Confidential: The Bishop's Son Shatters the Silence

Chris Burkholder discusses the abuse he suffered as a child. He was beat with wire, sticks and chains. He discusses the confusion concerning sex. He states that the ignorance concerning sex lead to bestiality and molestations...

An American Entrepreneur

Bill Phillips describes his childhood in Detroit and how his needs for achievement motivated him to take advantage of opportunity and indeed, to create opportunity to meet his own needs. While in the Air Force, he learned hydraulic engineering skills which would carry him...

An Exact Replica of a Figment of My Imagination: A Memoir

"This is the happiest story in the world with the saddest ending." Elizabeth McCracken courageously shares her pain at giving birth to a stillborn child and the joy at the birth of a healthy child…

Ashes of Innocence, The A Memoir

This is an emotionally-charged book. Alexandra Tesluk's childhood was one of abuse; it almost broke her spirit, but not quite. People with less resilience would have shattered under the cruelty she lived with daily. The story begins by describing life with a cold…

Blessings In Disguise: A Tale of Redemption

Gary R. Ryan is brutally honest in his autobiography Blessings In Disguise. He states that his childhood was not the stuff of which fairytales are made. I suggest he look at more fairytales. They usually have a wicked stepmother. All he need do is insert...

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Blind Descent

Blind Descent by Robert Hess is based/written about his adventure in the Antarctica. Robert tells of the trip and of, he and his comrades' attempts to stay alive. The story begins as the men are in a blind descent 500 feet above the Antarctica....

Born With A Rusty Spoon: An Artist's Memoir

These are the memoirs of author and Artist Bertie Stroup Marah. It is a look into her life from before her mother was born to the present day. The reading is entertaining and simple.The book starts with a tale of Bertie as an insecure three-year-old....

Bull Canyon: A Boatbuilder, a Writer and Other Wildlife

Lin and Larry Pardey lived an adventurous, free gypsy life on the seas for over a decade before deciding to build a new yacht and focus on writing. Their decision to move to a friend's stone house in Bull...

Certain Ones, The You're not Forsaken. You're Chosen for Purpose.

Why do some people suffer more than others is a question many have asked over the years. I believe the answer lies with the Lord. Perhaps I will ask Him when I am worshiping Him in eternity. Vanessa Richardson has suffered much through her life…

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