Motherland: Living with Child Loss and Becoming a Mother Again at 57 by Barb Higgins is a stark memoir about a mother’s terrible and unbearable grief. She recounts the incidents leading up to her thirteen-year-old daughter Molly’s death when the nurses, doctors, and the hospital...

Living in France is different from what one would expect because of the idealized image that the media has given us. Scott Dominic Carpenter is an American with experience in the provinces and the capital. With a touch of humor, he tells us what this...

A Book Without a Title by Sonii Marie is a woman's account of a difficult period in her life. After the death of her best friend, the author retreats into a depressive state. Even after she learns she has another reason to live, she can...

In Midlife Crisis: The Epidemic in Families and Understanding Trauma Through the Lifespan, Elizabeth Smith delivers a profound and insightful exploration of the challenges individuals face during midlife and their impact on families. Drawing on extensive research and personal anecdotes, Smith sheds light on the...

Connected by Fate is a non-fiction true crime account by LaDonna Humphrey. In December 1994, Melissa Ann Witt was abducted and her body was found in early 1995. The case has remained unsolved but has not been forgotten in Arkansas. LaDonna joined Detectives J. C....

Hitting My Stride: An Engineer’s Notes on Disability is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, inspirational writing, and healthcare genres. R. Shrivaths Iyengar shares his journey of navigating life as a person with disabilities, reflecting on the pivotal role of his resourceful family, supportive...

And She Was Never the Same Again: A Multigenerational Memoir is a work of non-fiction in the grief, self-help, and memoir subgenres. Penned by author Natasha Pryde Trujillo, Ph.D., this intriguing work delves into the profound impacts of loss across generations, cultures, and identities. Through...

For the Love of God is a memoir by author Jackie Guinn. The author recounts her journey as a young woman navigating the challenges of motherhood and personal turmoil. At twenty-two, Jackie finds herself divorced and caring for her profoundly brain-damaged daughter, Jenny, alone. Determined...

Grant Me Justice: A Mother’s Journey from Murder and Mourning to Mercy and Dancing by Felecia Marshall offers a heartbreaking but ultimately uplifting account of one mother’s epic quest to achieve justice for the senseless and violent murder of her daughter who was specifically targeted...

Eternally Naïve: A Reluctant Autobiography was penned by author T. R. Robinson in the autobiography, slice of life, and emotional writing genres. This engaging work chronicles the extraordinary life of an ordinary woman, offering a raw and deeply personal insight into the resilience of the...