Don't Expect Me to Cry by Janet Bentley is a memoir audiobook detailing the author's life and sexual abuse from her father and other men. Bentley provides in-depth descriptions of her traumatic abuse, which includes not only sexual but also physical, emotional, and verbal abuse....

Dream On, We're Almost Home is a collection of art and writings produced by Pere Ibañez, a Spanish artist. Inspired by a line from “A Dream Within a Dream” by Edgar Allen Poe, it differs greatly from his earlier collections which were dark in both...

In her inspirational, faith-based work, Daybreak, Gwendolyn Leavell recounts terrifying experiences and discusses how she survived them by applying her faith. In one of the three experiences, Leavell leaves her apartment on a beautiful Saturday morning. Though the streets seem empty and desolate, everything is...

Destination Remarkable: Surviving the Dark Side of Success is a work of non-fiction in the personal narrative, autobiography, and business success stories subgenres. It is best suited to mature adult readers as it discusses some very dark adult themes. Penned by author Mary Grothe, this...

Dads, Kiss Your Sons by Mark A Craven is an emotional autobiography and guide to building healthy relationships with your children. Craven narrates his unpleasant relationship with his mother and his eye-opening reunion with his father, whom he met at age twenty-two. He details the...

Dreaming in Chinese: Memoirs from a Taiwanese Prison by William Tsung is a relatively short but impactful account of life inside a Taiwanese prison. The author is what was known as an ABC (American Born Chinese). When he traveled from California to Taiwan in January...

The loss of a loved one is always a painful episode for anyone but the death of a parent is a completely different kind of feeling. Words cannot fully define the cascade of emotions the individual passes through. This was the case for Malia Arries...

What a life-changing and inspiring journey. When I finished Double Helix, this was the feeling that stuck with me the most. The co-memoir of Ed and Diane Reed spans 50 years of a volatile interracial love story tested by addiction, loss of trust, failure, eyes...

Robin Gabbert’s Diary of a Mad Poet: Poems is her first anthology of poetry, filled with emotion as she tackles themes of pain, healing, loss, recovery, joy, grief, friendship, and family. Time is no barrier as her verses talk about the past and the near...

Desert Song: Claiming Joy while Walking the Wilderness is Brittnie Blackburn’s memoir of her struggle through anorexia, infertility, parenting a special-needs child, and birthing a stillborn child. Despite life and death events that threaten to drown her joy, she has learned to walk through the...