Patrick J. Roelle's My Yellow Brick Road: A Trainwreck Without Regret is a no-holds-barred autobiography that takes readers on a wild, unpredictable journey through the author’s 82 years of life. Spanning four continents, dozens of countries, and countless ups and downs, Roelle’s memoir is as...

(Un)remarkable: How Cancer and Depression Intertwined Our Stories of Grief and Hope by Tennille Corbett and Lydia Corbett is a profoundly moving memoir that dives into the realities of facing a late-stage cancer diagnosis while grappling with the heavy weight of depression. The memoir, told...

Kevin Hyde shares his harrowing struggles with addiction In Pennies From Heaven For Kevin. Growing up alongside four sisters in an upper-middle-class family in a prosperous town in upstate New York, Kevin had a happy childhood. Since he was a teenager, he started doing odd...

In I'm Sorry I Cremated You, Jaclyn Michelle Smith details hard truths with amusing observations while describing the sad events around her father's mental decline until his death. Using the tips she learned in improv class, Smith unfolds her chapters, drawing parallels from her time...

Ashes and Embers by E.V. Nova is a poignant collection of poems that explores the turbulent emotions of heartbreak, betrayal, self-discovery, and the healing process. The author delves into the pain of betrayal and neglect within a relationship clouded by dishonesty and cruelty. The collection...

Bedridden and Gutted to Mindful by Angela Grey is rooted in her Native American heritage. From the heart-wrenching tale of childhood foster care to the inherited strength from her grandmother and aunt, the author's journey is both unique and universally relatable. Her story is written...

Sidetracked to Surrender is a memoir of Donna Bess and her spiritual journey, beginning with the death of her friend Judy, which triggers a period of guilt and destructive behavior. She enters a troubled marriage with James, marked by his alcoholism and lack of faith....

Jonah Priour’s Praying the Word of Grace recounts his reliance on Scripture during the illness and death of his son, Judah, who lived for 20 months despite a grim prognosis. Priour, finding comfort in the song “Goodness of God” and Scripture, explores grace as a...

Discovering that one has been deceived about one’s origins is a strong premise for a compelling fiction narrative. However, Taken From The Cradle by Devorah Lee is not fiction but a raw and emotionally grounded memoir that chronicles her lifelong quest for identity and belonging...

Raven Oak's Voices Carry mirrors the struggles of standing out and facing obstacles for refusing to accept a false identity. It depicts the challenges that a queer protagonist faced while growing up with her family and as a middle school teacher who did her best...