Heather S. Coombes’s Marathon Wheeler: Living with Physical Disability is a deeply personal and inspiring memoir that chronicles her life journey living with cerebral palsy, from fragile beginnings in India to her calling in ministry and community service across Australia. The book weaves together her...

My Pretty Baby: Seeking Truth and Finding Healing by Wendy B. Correa is a powerful and intimate memoir chronicling a woman’s decades-long journey to heal from profound childhood trauma. Wendy navigates life after the death of her father and contends with a violent, alcoholic stepfather,...

Mommy’s Boy by Jennifer Huston Schaeffer is a memoir that chronicles the author’s touching journey with her beloved dog, Benny. When Jennifer first met Benny, she knew they were meant for each other. His excitement was evident, and it was as if he understood that...

Mosaic by Laura Gaddis is a poignant memoir that chronicles the author's experiences with multiple miscarriages, grief, and motherhood. After longing to become parents, Laura and her husband Jason finally welcomed a baby, but their little girl, Sophia, did not have the chance to live....

Brenda Coffee’s Maya Blue is a memoir of unusual strength, resilience, resonance, and purpose. Her story reads like a mainstream thriller but her voice is so candid and conversational that readers will invest unconditional trust in even the most alarmingly shocking sections of her narrative....

My Name is Yemane is the true and heartbreaking story of Yemane, who, as an asylum seeker from Eritrea, had to endure unsettling events on his journey to Norway. Now, as a 17-year-old, he gives his side of the experiences that are often reduced...

Memoir of a Mangled Mind by Steven Simmons Shelton is a courageous and raw memoir detailing the author's battle with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), which developed as a response to childhood abuse. With unflinching honesty, Shelton recounts the complexities of managing his multiple personalities, some...

Mind Out of Time is a different, positive approach to dementia care by Jeanne E McElvaney. The author's husband, Jim, developed dementia, but McElvaney decided to look at the disease with a spiritual, physics-based mindset, veering away from Western medicine. Journaling her experiences, McElvaney details...

Mental Illness: MI Doesn’t Look Like ME by Susie L. Landown-Clarke chronicles the author's harrowing struggle with complex mental illnesses. Facing emotional turmoil, PTSD, anxiety, and depression, she describes how these disorders eroded her mental health and led her to the brink of suicide. Through...

My ValHalla: Angels Are No Strangers to Chains by Celia LaVon Belt is a must-read memoir about a strong woman who is also a widow, a brain injury survivor, a burn survivor, and an abuse survivor. Celia Belt tells what she endured between 2022 and...