Heidi Yewman's brave and intensely personal memoir Dumb Girl describes how she was abused as a youngster and how these events influenced her to become a well-known gun control activist. She takes readers on a tumultuous journey that starts with the abuse she experienced at...

Fall and Recovery by Joanne De Simone is a memoir of her experiences as a dancer and mother. Following her son Benjamin's birth in 1999, developmental issues led to diagnoses of cerebral palsy and lissencephaly. De Simone found herself battling anxiety and isolation while managing...

In her book Guide to a Miraculous Life: A Spiritual Approach to Manifesting, Elizabeth Herrera shares her journey from a financially unstable childhood in Michigan to discovering her potential through spiritual experiences. After facing academic and personal difficulties, a transformative vision of God shifted her...

Jane Doe #9: How I Survived R. Kelly by Lizzette Martinez and Keelin MacGregor is the harrowing tale of how 17-year-old Lizzette survived the famous R&B singer’s abuse. Lizzette, who was an aspiring singer, knew that Kelly could help her break into the music industry–...

In Joe the Fruitful: Faithful Joseph's Journey from Dreams to Fruitful Destiny, P.O. Isen speaks on the biblical story of Joseph, detailing his journey from favored son to a position of power in Egypt. Joseph, born to Rachel and Jacob, is sold into slavery by...

The Journey Begins Within: Exploring the Depths of the Self and the Universe by Savi is a groundbreaking guide to self-discovery, spiritual enlightenment, and self-liberation. Through analyzing heavenly and negative spiritual encounters, the author offers readers practical solutions to help them enhance their intrapersonal growth and...

Guidance for New Clinicians in a Chaotic World by Steven Melman is a non-fiction self-help book aimed at new healthcare, mental health, and psychology clinicians who hold Christian and conservative values. Melman offers practical advice and professional scenarios to help readers build confidence and competence...

In The Revolt Against Nothingness, Iuri Macedo Piovezan explores Albert Camus' philosophical theory of absurdity. The author also highlights its relevance in the twenty-first century. His book offers an in-depth examination of Camus' early writings on absurdism and discusses the theorist's notions about our futile...

Be amazed, perplexed, and inspired. Zarla: Memoir of a Peculiar Filipina by Eli Launluna is based on the author’s life experiences. The heroine, Zarla, was born in Quezon City, Philippines, and is the oldest of two surviving children. Economic hardship and culture dictate that her...

Dr. Kashonia Carnegie's Conscious Life-Purpose is book 8 in the series of 10. She is a Conscious Change Ethicist and Moral Philosopher Executive Coach in Australia. Her supreme goal is to “make a difference” in the world by helping to make the planet a more...