As women, we are continually subject to societal expectations based upon our gender without much regard to whether those expectations are realistic or even healthy for us. In Unfiltered and Unapologetic: A Woman’s Guide to Live, Love, and Lead with Boldness, author Judy McCutcheon addresses...

Undomesticated Women: Anecdotal Evidence From the Road by Anna Blake is a travel memoir that follows the one-year adventure of a senior horse trainer going around America. Just shy of being sixty-nine years young, Blake refers to herself as a “gray mare.” Blake gives us...

Using Behavioral Science in Marketing (Drive Customer Action and Loyalty by Prompting Instinctive Responses) by Nancy Harhut is a scientific marketing manual on increasing sales. The author gives strategies marketers can inject into their advertising campaigns to attract customers. Each strategy influences human behavior and...

Carol Denise Mitchell never thought she would be 66 and homeless in California, but there she was. Recalling her life and the choices that she had made, or changes that she was forced to accept, she tells us the story of her downward spiral in...

In the twilight years of her life and surrounded by her loved ones, Franceska Jordan reminisces about how her family has grown. From their humble beginnings in Lithuania to their eventual migration to South Africa, Franceska recalls the struggles her family endured to survive the...

With abortion once again a hot political/religious and social topic in the US since the reversal of the Roe-Wade ruling, it’s little wonder that writers are speaking out. Teresa Benitez, the author of the memoir Unburdening, is one of these. Her story graphically detailing three...

Uncolonized Latinas: Transforming Our Mindsets and Rising Together is a work of non-fiction in the women's writing and cultural issues subgenres. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author Valeria Aloe. The book is an analysis of the Latina way...

Untethered: Faith, Failure, and Finding Solid Ground is a poignant memoir of the life of the author, Laura Whitfield. At the tender age of 14, Laura lost her older brother, Lawrence, to a tragic accident. His loss changed everything in Laura’s life, setting her on...

Adoption is never a guarantee that the child you get will be what you had in mind, that the biological parents will actually go through with it at the last minute or that the country from which the child derives will be hospitable to your...