A Purpose Greater Than Me by Michelle Morfin recounts the author’s real-life upbringing under a destructive, controlling father at Flamingo Village Trailer Park. Growing up, the author faced relentless verbal and spiritual manipulation from a parent who used religion as a shield for bad behavior....

In My Business Is Now North, Anthony Sobb recounts what happens when his wife Kim, a Sydney solicitor and mother of their three sons, is diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. As treatment takes over the family's routines, Anthony sets aside much of his work running...

Cape Con tells the true story of Aster Amelia, a daughter who decided to come home and care for her father, ending 20 years of estrangement. Aster was known as the daughter who abandoned her mother while she was dying, when it was actually orchestrated...

Restored by Jeremiah Isaiah Cain tells the story of the author’s life, his experience with adoption, and the challenges he faced around mental health. For years, his adoptive family kept his adoption a secret, worried he might feel rejected or unloved if he knew the...

In her memoir Real Estate Rebel, Sybil James Ellis, a young mother in Atlanta, begins rebuilding her life after horrific trauma, an abusive relationship, and the collapse of a marriage leave her raising daughter Jen largely on her own. Employment becomes a necessity, yet commercial...

Her Name Was Kelly by Michael Custos is a heartfelt and deeply honest memoir of a young boy’s descent into the world of state control and upbringing in California. The author’s father left their home when he was just a young lad, and his mother...

Reawaken by Dr. Richard Earl Poulin III is a memoir co-written with Ms. Judy Wei that documents a family’s fight for their daughter’s life. Richard Poulin III and his wife, Judy, were living in Asia when their daughter, Rylae-Ann, began to show mysterious symptoms as...

Sometimes, looking back, the moments that hurt the most are also the ones we never want to lose. In Fig Trees: A Childhood Lived in the Shadow of Murder by Marnie Ross, the author looks back on growing up in Phoenix, Arizona, with her mother,...

Life with a reactive dog is no easy venture. Maintaining your love for that reactive dog can be very difficult at times, especially when all the hard training over the past few months has proved futile in practice and your reactive dog, on a leash,...

Sometimes history feels different when it’s told through the eyes of someone who lived through it. In That Damned War by John Gregery Medel, Sarah Ann Hillin looks back on her childhood in East Texas before, during, and after the Civil War. She grows up...