The Machinery of the Heart by Adam "Bucho" Rodenberger is an anthology like none other, looking into the good, the bad, and the ugly that comes with love. ‘Love’ is an emotion every human seems to yearn for; however, people tend to forget how complicated...

The Secret Practice: Eighteen Years on the Dark Side of Yoga by Joelle Tamraz is an intriguing and harrowing memoir that sheds light on the darker aspects of spiritual pursuit and manipulation. Tamraz's candid narrative takes readers on a journey from vulnerability to empowerment, offering...

True Deceit False Love by Dr. Marni Hill Foderaro explores the dynamics of abusive relationships, with a central focus on narcissistic abuse. Foderaro provides a list of common and uncommon terms related to abuse that help victims make sense of what they are experiencing. If...

The Killing Closet is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, family life, and inspirational writing subgenres. It is best suited to mature adult readers owing to extensive discussions of domestic violence and child abuse. Penned by author V.L. Brunskill, this poignant memoir recounts the...

The Most Wanted 2004-2005 is a work of non-fiction in the mental health, autobiography, and psychology subgenres, penned by author Maria Angela Leon, and narrated by Danielle Fliller for this audiobook edition. Regardless of religion, nationality, or socioeconomic status, anyone can be affected by mental...

In The Light Bulb Effect: Finding Peace After Life Has Broken You into Pieces, Jennifer Michelle shares words of encouragement and advice that shine a light on the path to success and happiness. She aims to guide readers toward rising above the limitations of brokenness...

In The Night Blooming, twin siblings Sally and Jonah Ismael share their heartbreaking story of rejection and abuse and how they overcame fear, self-doubt, and other challenges on their journey to attain black belts in Taekwondo. Born to Arab parents from Israel, Sally and Jonah...

Then I Came Home by Sam Gaylord recounts his challenging upbringing in poverty along the Ohio River, where he and his family lived in a shack without basic amenities. Working odd jobs, the author faced difficulties in school but demonstrated his family's resourcefulness in adapting...

The Journey is a powerful memoir written by Amirah F. Smith, chronicling her struggles with mental health and infertility. The book explores her desire to have children, but her fear of continuing the cycle of single motherhood in her family causes her to delay. Unfortunately,...

The Genteel Poor: A Childhood Memoir by William Karl Thomas is told throughout several generations as the family goes from being wealthy to becoming poor. After the Civil War ended and later the Depression, there were a lot of “genteel poor.” These were folks who...