If you're looking for a new life direction or some personal inspiration while dealing with the daily grind of life, try picking up a copy of Lloyd Burlingame's memoir, A Blessing Well Disguised: A Blinded Artist's Inner Journey Out of the Dark. Burlingame was born...

A Life With You by Roy Miller is a series of short stories, moments really, that detail a particular aspect of living for the author. Most of the pieces are barely more than a paragraph, you have to read closely to ensure you don't miss...

Akin to the Truth: A Memoir of Adoption and Identity by Paige L. Adams Strickland is a memoir and a coming of age book, covering the first part of the author’s life from childhood to adulthood. As she had known from an early age that...

A Voter’s Journey by Bill Lewers is politics through the eyes of someone like you and me. It’s the personal journey of Mr. Lewers through the world of voting and how the voters themselves are a large part of the system, helping to shape the...

With dismal worldwide divorce rates, P.J. LaRue’s After “I Do!” A Marriage Map is not only timely, but it is succinct. The author starts right off the bat telling the reader that her marriage should not have lasted, yet it has despite the boxes they...

A Little Touch of Cancer and How It Made Me Well: One Woman's Travels through Ovarian Cancer by Betsy Horn is an inspiring memoir about one long courageous journey from the brink of death to a happy, transformed life. This poignant real-life story starts with...

A Belfast Girl: A 1960s American Folk Music Legend Weaves Stories by Maggi Kerr Peirce is a delightful memoir that takes you back in time. Maggi Peirce is known for her memorable performances of Irish folktales, rhymes and ballads. She has also performed at the...

Though it is likely that you have never heard of an engineering diver, it has been around since World War II and is an integral part of the engineering profession, primarily in coastal areas, but in any area where building structures and bodies of water...

“I was destined to take root in France. I know that now, even if I didn't know it back when I had the dream.” Seventeen-year-old Jennie Goutet has a dream that she will one day marry a Frenchman. When she turns 19, she sets off...

The loss of a loved one is a painful transition that, unfortunately, many people are forced to experience. Though the mourning process is spent with many dark, difficult days, the power of words have served to comfort those in need. In A Far Cry...From Home...