In The Only Way Through Is Out, a memoir by Suzette Mullen, she tells us of her battle within herself and the frustration of knowing something in her life is missing. One day, her book coach helps her discover a possibility: she might have sexual...

We all go through events that we think are the end of life as we know it. We get through times when we just don’t know how we can make it another step, or we wonder ‘Why me?’ But Kristin Smith Westbrook has been through...

For many years, Felice Hardy wondered about her Jewish family heritage. Filled with the fear of antisemitism, her family rarely discussed their past. Using her experience as a travel writer, the author tracked down her grandparents' story. In The Tennis Champion Who Escaped the Nazis,...

Caregiving comes from different angles, and although the care starts at the hospital with doctors, nurses, and other healthcare providers, it eventually transitions to family members who must adapt to the new realities of helping take care of their loved ones. The patients might not...

After her own journey through burnouts and breakdowns, Ann M. Diment wrote Turning the Tables on Burnout based on the strategies she learned after two decades of struggling. Diment's twelve-year journey of healing has helped her develop methods she imparts to her readers, hoping they...

In Lally Pia's memoir, The Fortune Teller's Prophecy, Lally, a Ghanaian medical student, faces a critical decision during a military coup. Despite her initial plan to join her family in the U.S., red tape delays her move, and she finds refuge with the Clayden family,...

The Zen of Dancing in the Rain: Becoming One with the Storm is written by Aurita Maldonado. As a child, teen, and graduate, Aurita had such a passion for life, and her energy knows no bounds. She decides to join the service and is sent...

Transcendence is an inspiring and intriguing memoir about Rebecca J. Brock's spiritual awakening process. In this book, you'll find Rebecca's deeply personal and revealing story filled with change, tragedy, abuse, illnesses, and challenges. She tells how a series of supernatural events led her to discover...

They Write Your Name on a Grain of Rice: On Cancer, Love, and Living Even So is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, medicine, and inspirational subgenres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to some reference to sexual situations and the use...

In Things That Crash, Things That Fly, author Scott Gould explores one of the most difficult times in anyone’s life; when a marriage of long standing breaks down. He discusses self-doubt and recriminations, the overthinking and wondering if you could have done something differently so...