Keith Thorn’s The Life I Still Want for You is a memoir of love written for the person who may one day have to keep living after his absence. Thorn begins with Melody, the woman whose presence taught him that love is happiness joined to...

Alice McDowell’s Your Royal Nature: Inspiring Essays to Find Your Way Home is a wonderfully crafted guide to help readers connect more intimately and meaningfully with themselves. In an age when we drift further and further away from ourselves and our humanity, this book shows...

Belle Gayer’s Are Relationships For Suckers? delivers a heart-to-heart roadmap designed to help people navigate the complex world of long-term romance. She takes thousands of real-world internet questions and shapes them into a guide that targets why popular dating tips fail so miserably. Instead of...

In her thought-provoking memoir, From Doctor to Healer, Dr. Erica M. Elliott tells the story of a life characterized by extraordinary grit and personal transformation. After a successful but exhausting career in medicine, her world collapses when she suffers a devastating illness caused by exposure...

The DREAMER Path: A Journey to Rest, Renewal, and Your Authentic Self by Susan Bruck is a deeply personal and warmly written guide for anyone who has spent their life caring for others at the expense of themselves. Bruck, a former Waldorf teacher, lawyer turned...

Dreamifesting by Kelly Sullivan Walden offers a twelve-week program for anyone who wants to use their dreams as a manifestation tool. Walden, who has spent over twenty-five years studying dreams professionally, introduces Dreamifesting as a distinct third path between what she calls "manifesting" (pushing hard...

David L. Hoshour’s Equipping Insights: The Gospel of Matthew moves through Matthew chapter by chapter, beginning with Jesus’ genealogy and ending with the risen Christ sending His disciples to the nations. The author puts the NASB 1995 text before his commentary, then asks what each...

Full Circles by Kenneth D. Thompson Sr. tells a deeply moving story that starts in a tiny, struggling home on East 13th Street. This memoir walks us through the author’s childhood, where he dealt with forced school busing to Burnet Junior High and the hurt...

Jesse Sloane’s What I Thought Loss Meant is a deeply moving memoir about navigating unexpected endings over her lifetime. Jesse shares how she managed the big shifts in her life, like moving six times as a child, with only a teddy bear named Ted for...

Better by Aran Dadswell introduces mental fitness as a practical way to train the mind in daily life. The book begins with a central idea: feeling better is not the same as chasing happiness. Dadswell shows how depletion can be noticed before burnout takes over,...