Keltie Knight’s The F*ck Them Theory starts somewhere no self-help book usually does: a gorgeous villa in Ibiza, where a woman who looks like she has it all is quietly coming apart. Her TV career has stalled, her business is bleeding money, and every wellness...

Packets of Hope: A Wish for Every Child by Jill Siegal Chalsty follows the author as she moves from a long, healing sea voyage straight into a driving trip through six European nations. Dealing with her own cancer recovery and mourning her late husband, she...

Beatriz Valdés' Yukio Mishima: Silk and Steel gives a very detailed account of the life of Kimitake Hiraoka, the literary prodigy who adopted the famous pen name Yukio Mishima. The book charts Mishima’s life alongside a long timeline of Japanese cultural history divided into seven...

In Turned Around, Valeri McCarthy opens up about what it takes to outlive a volatile childhood and finally take back the reins of your own life. Looking back at her early years in southern Indiana, she describes the exhaustion of living with an unpredictable father,...

In Getting Old Ain’t Fun, Lisa Creech Saleh shares a deeply personal account of her 87-year-old mother, Marsha Gail Coley. The book chronicles the realities of managing progressive dementia, while exploring the difficult transitions from independent living in North Carolina to specialized memory care units....

Birdsong by Belle Mills is a remarkable memoir. Belle was born to a mother who battled overwhelming grief, health issues, and addiction. Throughout her life, Belle struggled to adapt, to relate to others, to mask her overwhelming anxiety, and not to feel like a burden....

CK Quarterman’s Disclosure: They Are Not Extraterrestrials dives into the current buzz around government UAP declassification, exploring everything from the legislative steps taken by Senators Schumer and Rubio to the shocking claims made by whistleblowers like David Grusch and Bob Lazar. He reframes the entire...

In Run: The Wilmot Collins Story, Daniel Blake Smith documents the real-life journey of a man who survived the outbreak of the First Liberian Civil War in December 1989 and eventually built a new life in Helena, Montana. In Monrovia, Wilmot Collins and his fiancée,...

Dirt Road Leadership does a fantastic job of showing the long-term damage caused by staying in constant overdrive. Richard Causey traces his life from a simple childhood in Conway, South Carolina, all the way to the day he walked away from a thirty-five-year banking career....

The Mississippi River Basin is the Backbone of the United States by William B. Stickle is a wide-ranging account of how the river system helped build America and continues to shape life across the country. Covering thirty-two states and two Canadian provinces, the basin brings...