Transcendence is an inspiring and intriguing memoir about Rebecca J. Brock's spiritual awakening process. In this book, you'll find Rebecca's deeply personal and revealing story filled with change, tragedy, abuse, illnesses, and challenges. She tells how a series of supernatural events led her to discover...

The Destination Birth by Alexander Wage Bisset is a literary masterpiece that transcends the boundaries of conventional thought and invites readers to embark on an extraordinary philosophical journey. Bisset's prose is nothing less than poetry in motion, weaving intricate concepts into a tapestry of profound...

In Things That Crash, Things That Fly, author Scott Gould explores one of the most difficult times in anyone’s life; when a marriage of long standing breaks down. He discusses self-doubt and recriminations, the overthinking and wondering if you could have done something differently so...

Marlon Belafonte shares riveting stories from his life that highlight his many work achievements, sports activities, and challenging relationships in The Bus Leaves in an Hour ... Be Under It! Marlon started working at the young age of six and followed various career paths, including...

The Best New True Crime Stories: Well-Mannered Crooks, Rogues and Criminals, edited by Mitzi Szereto, is about actual crimes. The stories are brilliant because they are brazen, colorful, and audacious. It is about intelligent but often lucky individuals who know how to take advantage of...

History is too often recorded in dates, names, and events. Even recording the earthshaking history of WWII succumbs to academic formulae. Unless and until history is given life by recording the individual stories of the men and women who lived, indeed who were the history,...

After numerous threats, Jose kills Norma Hurtado and her mother. Norma had spoken openly about her sexuality and was supported by her family. Was this a hate crime? The rights of the LGBTQ community have come a long way, from being openly persecuted to the...

The Lightning Tamers by Kathy Joseph is the history of the men and women who have worked with electricity, from discovering its existence to its place in our modern life. The book begins with the early realization of what electricity is and how it was...

The Rio Grande Sniper Killings by John Primomo is a true crime book that chronicles the events surrounding the summer of 1980 in South Texas. The book focuses on an amateur assassin's failed attempt to kill a federal witness, resulting in the accidental deaths of...

The Last Man on Earth: A Lonely Battle Against OCD is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, autobiographical writing, and mental health issues subgenres. It is best suited to the adult reading audience owing to difficult discussions, strong language, and self-harm references. Penned by...