In her memoir Traveling through Grief: Life, Death, and Ten Months in a Tent, Cyndi Francois, shares her journey through the aftermath of her husband Wayne's sudden death from bacterial myocarditis caused by a rare salmonella infection. Francois describes discovering Wayne's body and the ensuing...

In her memoir The Girl with Three Birthdays, Patti Eddington shares her adoption story, revealing that she accepted her older half-sister's account that a social worker facilitated her adoption from her biological mother, Lois. However, an aunt later contradicted this, stating Lois had handed Patti...

In his memoir, The Bonny Lane Club, Russ Allen recounts his transition from high school to college, and his football, injuries, and spiritual growth. A severe knee injury necessitated ACL surgery and physical therapy. Bob Gorinski played a crucial role in Allen's recovery through unconventional...

In A Peek Under the Hood, Michael Pevarnik describes his leadership in DEA operations in Worcester, Massachusetts, utilizing informants, undercover agents, and surveillance to uncover and dismantle significant drug trafficking networks. Starting with informant Lanh, the investigation revealed drug transactions and firearm links, exposing cocaine...

Welcome Home: My Journey Back to Myself is a work of non-fiction by author Sara LaRiviere in the autobiographical, motivational writing, and slice-of-life genres. In this heartfelt, honest work, the author shares her poignant journey of self-discovery amidst the influences of family, friends, and societal...

J Arthur Moore's The Real Boys of the Civil War is a historical journey back to the American Civil War in a compilation of stories about boys who served in the war. These boys achieved some impressive feats despite enduring harsh prison conditions, sad losses...

Roberta Raves 2 is the second book of humorous stories by Roberta Conner. In this book, you'll learn about the author's life on a golf course and the things she, her "hubby", and her friends discuss. Told from the perspective of an older adult, the...

Mike Bogue’s Watching the World Die: Nuclear Threat Films of the 1980s is a fascinating dive into the era's cinematic response to the ever-present fear of World War III. The 1980s, fraught with Cold War tensions, provided fertile ground for filmmakers to explore the apocalyptic...

In his memoir Hoodlum's Miracle, Bille Pearl discusses a traumatic past, marked by sexual abuse and his father's murder, and finds coping mechanisms in deviant pleasures, leading to chaos when his ex-wife is brutally killed, making him a prime suspect. Amidst investigations and suspicions, he...

Copycat is a captivating memoir that takes readers on a journey from the modest streets of East Houston to the opulent realms of Manhattan's Upper East Side. As told with the help of Cristina Adams, Victor Costa's life story is an interesting exploration of how...