Dealing Addiction: How the Canadian Government Derailed Addiction Recovery by Karen James is an unflinchingly honest exploration of addiction, recovery, and the systemic failures surrounding treatment in Canada. Drawing from her own experiences as a child in an addicted household, a recovering addict, and a...

Dying to Live: Finding Life's Meaning Through Death by Andy Chaleff is a well-written book that shows how accepting death can influence the way we live. Chaleff shares some of the losses he experienced, starting from his childhood when he lost his pet, to the...

Descent into Dementialand by Sherry Hobbs is a raw, heartfelt memoir chronicling the devastating journey of Sherry and her husband Mike as they navigate his diagnosis with logopenic progressive aphasia, a rare form of dementia. Sharing decades of love, adventure, and resilience, Sherry invites readers...

Downriver: Memoir of a Warrior Poet by Ryan McDermott is a raw and deeply personal memoir that follows the author's life as it is shaped by trauma, yet he somehow manages to find different triumphant moments along the way. From a childhood marked by financial...

Daybreak Pink by Hallie Herold is a poetry collection that explores the complex landscapes of grief, loss, and rebirth with a delicate yet profound touch. Each poem is a window into the soul's most intimate recesses, confronting life's sorrows and fleeting joys with a raw,...

Dispatches from the Couch by Stacey Hettes is a remarkably frank, open, and compelling memoir by a woman determined to find the way to healing from childhood sexual abuse. Stacey is a well-respected and successful neuroscientist professor at a small liberal arts college who has...

Drums of a Distant Tribe by David H. Hutton is a captivating memoir that chronicles the author's most impactful life moments. He shares stories from his formative years, including childhood memories, teenage adventures, and his experiences during the turmoil of the Vietnam War. Hutton reflects...

Dream of Dreams by Elton Thomas begins with an account of his life, specifically referring to his dreams. Often, his dreams seemed to become memories, and memories became dreams that helped to bring profound meaning to specific events in his life. He would ponder how...

Diane: True Survivor by Ward Lassoe is a powerful and intensely personal biography of Diane, an ordinary woman who led a tough, uncompromising, and often traumatic life. Born in 1960 to a prostitute in London, Diane was abandoned as a baby and spent her first...

As Vicky begins to write, her hand is mysteriously guided by an external force, delivering messages from spirit guides about a mission to save Earth. These interactions lead her to uncover hidden truths about herself and the world around her. Is this the work of...