Some of the strongest messages come from people who are honest about what it takes not only to keep going, but also to pause, heal, and begin again. Unstoppable shares the personal experiences of four Black women leaders: Marla Lewis, Karen S. Wells, Kelly Copes-Anderson,...

Teri Davis shares her own detailed journey in Caught in the (Balancing) Act, offering a close look at what it’s like to navigate the unpredictable realities of an autoimmune illness and permanent nerve damage. The author walks us through her transition from being completely self-sufficient...

In The “W” Word, Jo Horne recounts the final months of her forty-two-year marriage to Larry after doctors tell them his declining health has reached the point where hospice is approaching. Horne begins recording their remaining time together as she tries to comprehend the widowhood...

Mitch Fadem’s The Unassuming Spy: The Inside Story of a CIA Asset follows a toxicologist whose professional career leads to twenty years of covert work for the CIA. Recruited because his background gives him access to researchers, Fadem travels abroad under his own identity while...

In Improbable Possibilities, Linda E. Rawlings recounts a life directed by her instinct to act when an unlikely opening appears. Her departure from Connecticut for San Francisco in 1977 begins a pattern that eventually places her at Otis Spunkmeyer, where she becomes president as the...

Woman on the Run by Susan Carpenito Heard, with Jeanne Albanese, is a memoir about a mother learning how to keep living after her son David is diagnosed with neuroblastoma at eight. Heard enters his treatment determined to preserve the joyful world he loves, then...

In C.A. Kuhlmey’s Fables of the Deconstruction, Kuhlmey looks back on his spiritual life and the marriage that became inseparable from it. Years spent studying spiritual psychology teach him to listen for messages he calls the “airwaves,” which he believes can carry direction from God...

Toward the Light: A Year in Paris by Deborah Svec-Carstens is a thoughtful, honest, and refreshingly positive memoir of one woman’s journey to Paris as an American au pair during the early 1990s. The author had just graduated from college and was working alongside her...

Good Little Greek Girl is an unfiltered memoir of growing up as the Australian-born daughter of Greek immigrants. Dama Koupa is caught between two cultures and suffocated by generational expectations. From the opening pages, the author makes clear that this is her truth alone. She...

Rich Higgins has worked in global logistics for over four decades, experiencing all aspects of supply chain logistics. Over the course of his career, he has faced numerous challenges, including ocean container price hikes, overpriced tariffs, volatile supply chains, and more. Along the way, he...