If you’re looking for a gripping read, K.A.R.M.A.: Klansmen Are Ruining My America And What We Can Do About It tracks Mary Lemanski’s sharp transition from an Illinois political digital strategist into a direct target for white supremacist groups. She initially used her marketing background...

In Kevlar, Tattoos and Invisible Scars, Matthew West-James gives us a zero-filter look at the mental conflict of coming home from Iraq and feeling like a complete fraud. As an 88M truck driver, he saw combat and earned the medals, yet spent years convincing himself...

In her memoir Keep the Flowers: Tell the Healing You're Coming Home, Ellie Williams describes being nine years old when menstruation begins, with severe pelvic pain. Yet every medical appointment ends the same way, as doctors review normal test results and send her home without...

Kristina’s Cache by Kristina Ahlnäs is a fun, easy-to-read memoir of a woman seized by the thrill of adventure and the unknown. Growing up in rural Finland in the 1960s was an amazing experience for the author, but she had dreams of becoming an oceanographer,...

Kiwi Roots by John Mullinder is an engaging memoir of life in New Zealand, blending personal stories with historical and cultural insights. Mullinder connects his family’s experiences with the broader context of New Zealand’s unique identity. From his father’s intense wartime exploits to his own...

Karina: One Woman's Journey from Fear to Freedom by K. K. Biernath is a memoir of a woman who finds herself and thrives against all odds. Born and raised in Poland, Karina followed a path of success many would envy. She was traveling abroad, mastering...

In Knock Knock! Who's There? It's Me, God!, Michael Taylor shares his personal spiritual journey, beginning with childhood confusion over religious teachings and evolving into a search for deeper spiritual understanding. Disillusioned by conventional church doctrines, Taylor explores various spiritual paths, ultimately connecting with a...

Korea Reunited: A Family’s Lifelong Dream by Irene Kim presents a poignant recollection of how the turbulent past of Korea tore families apart, including that of the author’s father. Kim Chi-Jeon, Irene’s father and the central figure of the book, reveals through rounds of interviews...

Killing the Alien depicts an emotional, thought-provoking, and earnest account of Stephanie Lopuszynski's battle against cancer. In her candid memoir, the author shares her personal experiences with the world. This memoir guides us through the stages of her cancer diagnosis, the actual cancer treatment, and...

The mere mention of the words “drug dealer” often leaves most people with an image of a scary villain. Despite this general and extreme way of perceiving them, it is interesting that people still want to know a thing or two about the personal lives...