She’s Not Just Along for the Ride by Keith Thorn is a heartfelt memoir that tells the story of a couple seeking peace and healing in the serene embrace of nature and connection. Traveling in an RV with their pets, they journey to Port Isabel...

Perseverance: One Woman's Journey From Ghana to the United Nations and Beyond by Emelia Timpo is a well-written and truly inspiring memoir that recounts the events in her life. She gives a detailed account of her childhood growing up in a suburb of Kumasi in...

Atomic Pilgrim by James Patrick Thomas is an inspiring memoir that depicts the fearless efforts taken in the pursuit of peace and a world free of nuclear weapons. After watching a documentary about Mother Teresa's missionary work in India, Thomas quits his unsatisfying job and...

Marcia Fry-Galbraith’s The Power of Joy details practical approaches to cultivating lasting joy by aligning daily actions with evolving life goals through ongoing self-reflection and adjustment. Fry-Galbraith contrasts joy with fleeting happiness and their fundamental differences. She identifies barriers like stress, trauma, and social pressures,...

Song of the Cardinal by Cynthia Waine Brandt is one of the best memoirs I have read in many years, handling loss and grief with a unique beauty of prose and ingenuity of thought. The author narrates her journey through grief after the sudden loss...

Living Life One Second at a Time by Brenda Lott is a deeply moving memoir that recounts her near-fatal skiing accident and the extraordinary journey of recovery that followed. Through vivid and heartfelt storytelling, Brenda shares the physical and emotional challenges she faced, from enduring...

When a Father Cries! by Lance Dickson is an emotional and spiritually reflective book that explores the author’s personal experience navigating divorce and parenting-time difficulties. With updated resources and additional insights, Dickson revisits the painful yet transformative journey he started fifteen years ago, seeking to...

Have you had those moments in life when something or someone speaks to you, preventing you from taking action and potentially saving your life? In Charline Manuel’s Shaping Hope, the first story begins with the author’s personal experience of driving home late, under the influence....

We live in an age governed by science. This makes us believe that we can understand everything or that we are close to doing so. However, we are surrounded by many things whose existence we can verify but which we cannot quantify, such as love....

In Battling Cancer: Hope and Inspiration for the Journey Ahead, Penelope Cortez chronicles her journey following a 2011 breast cancer diagnosis, positioning faith as the central aspect of her experience. Initially focused on career success and self-reliance, she reassessed her life’s purpose after being diagnosed...