Afterward: Murder of a Soldier by Terri Schlack is a memoir that follows the aftermath of the 2009 murder of Ryan Schlack, killed at Fort Hood, and his family's account of the impact of his death and the challenges of the military legal system. His...

Swinging Away: A Celebration by Victor Pearn is a memoir that invites readers to witness a life shaped by military service, personal reflection, and an enduring love for poetry and nature. From his formative years in Illinois to the sandy shores of Hawaii, Pearn shares...

God Was Always Speaking, I Just Wasn't Listening is a work of Christian writing by author Ben Duelley, who shares his deeply personal journey through depression and anxiety into a life transformed by faith. Duelley outwardly seemed very successful in his position as a Naval...

Downriver: Memoir of a Warrior Poet by Ryan McDermott is a raw and deeply personal memoir that follows the author's life as it is shaped by trauma, yet he somehow manages to find different triumphant moments along the way. From a childhood marked by financial...

Let’s Take ‘Em Flyin’ by Bill Powley offers an exhilarating look into his journey through the United States Air Force and his pivotal role in developing one of the country’s top high school aerospace science programs. The book takes readers through Powley’s diverse and fascinating...

Valhalla Boys is Brennan Morton’s tribute to the men he served with during the Iraq war in the form of a memoir. Each chapter takes the reader through highlights of Basic Training, the selection of Special Forces candidates, training for Special Forces, and then his...

Pennies from Vietnam: A Sister at Home, a Brother at War is a poignant memoir that chronicles the emotional toll of war on a soldier and those he leaves behind. It is presented through the letters of Larry Ray Smith, a young soldier serving in...

And Goliath: The Littlest Navy SEAL's Inspirational Story About Living Your Biggest Life by David Brown is a compelling memoir that chronicles his journey from being perceived as an underdog to becoming a Navy SEAL. Brown’s story explores physical triumphs and the psychological and emotional...

What makes a person join the army? In the case of Thomas Foster, it followed a troubled childhood and a search for stability. A warrior at heart, Thomas became tired of his dysfunctional family, a life of partying, drugs, unstable relationships, and a looming mental...

Melina Druga's 1917 offers a unique glimpse into the pivotal year of World War I through the lens of contemporary newspapers in Canada and the United States. The book focuses on two major events: the United States entering the war and Canada's victory at Vimy...