Since she was a child, Lucy has always been tall. As a result, children criticized her, which affected her self-esteem. So her mother consoled her by telling her that God had given her that quality for a special reason. In high school, she joined the...

My 5 Minutes in Heaven: How It Could Happen to You is Mark Magill’s living testimony of his life-changing moments with God. A former atheist, Mark believed nothing that was in the Bible, much less in a God who offers eternal salvation through His Word....

Heather S. Coombes’s Marathon Wheeler: Living with Physical Disability is a deeply personal and inspiring memoir that chronicles her life journey living with cerebral palsy, from fragile beginnings in India to her calling in ministry and community service across Australia. The book weaves together her...

My Pretty Baby: Seeking Truth and Finding Healing by Wendy B. Correa is a powerful and intimate memoir chronicling a woman’s decades-long journey to heal from profound childhood trauma. Wendy navigates life after the death of her father and contends with a violent, alcoholic stepfather,...

Envision waking up and beginning each day with a sense of tranquility and ambition and completing it feeling fulfilled, all while developing a stronger relationship with God. My Best is Good Enough for Me by Kecia. L. Haynes will help you navigate life's ups and...

Magna tells the life story of Philomene "Magna" Francis, an extraordinary woman who overcame severe poverty and adversity to become the matriarch of her family, becoming a symbol of hope for her descendants and extended family. In this captivating memoir, Anderson Reynolds gives a comprehensive...

In My Cemetery Friends, Vincent J. Tomeo transports readers to one of his most treasured places; the Mount Saint Mary Cemetery in Queens, New York. This book details the intimate experiences and observations he witnessed during his walks there. These occasional treks provided him with...

Mastering Flow by Nils Salzgeber is an examination of the state of work and creativity that leads to excellent performance and a pleasurable creation process. The book is designed to equip readers with the ability to experience flow more often while working toward a particular...

Mind Out of Time is a different, positive approach to dementia care by Jeanne E McElvaney. The author's husband, Jim, developed dementia, but McElvaney decided to look at the disease with a spiritual, physics-based mindset, veering away from Western medicine. Journaling her experiences, McElvaney details...

Mental Illness: MI Doesn’t Look Like ME by Susie L. Landown-Clarke chronicles the author's harrowing struggle with complex mental illnesses. Facing emotional turmoil, PTSD, anxiety, and depression, she describes how these disorders eroded her mental health and led her to the brink of suicide. Through...