Let’s Take ‘Em Flyin’ by Bill Powley offers an exhilarating look into his journey through the United States Air Force and his pivotal role in developing one of the country’s top high school aerospace science programs. The book takes readers through Powley’s diverse and fascinating...

Women Making a Difference is a collection of inspiring stories compiled by Peace Mitchell and Katy Garner, featuring women from various fields who are pioneers and catalysts for change. The book shares the journeys of a teacher in Africa helping her students expand their horizons...

From Broken To Blessed is a heartrending memoir that describes the redeeming capacity of God's presence in our lives and the resilience of the human spirit. In this uplifting and sincere account, Dustin Bryan shares his deeply personal journey as he navigates the toughest challenges...

With In Every Breath a Prayer, David Hanig invites readers into the raw landscape of his soul with unflinching honesty. Following a profound psilocybin experience that cracked open long-sealed emotional wounds, Hanig embarks on a healing odyssey that he documents through alternating prose and verse—each...

Odyssey Moscow by Michael Calvey offers a gripping firsthand account of the author's journey from a respected American financier to a prisoner in one of Russia's most notorious detention centers. For decades, Calvey built a successful career navigating the complex and often unpredictable business environment...

Staying Married Is the Hardest Part is an honest and intimate story about love, marriage, and self-discovery. Bonnie Comfort explores the elements that gradually strengthen a marriage as she recounts the highs and lows of a long-term partnership. The author explores the painful aspects of...

Dispatches from the Couch by Stacey Hettes is a remarkably frank, open, and compelling memoir by a woman determined to find the way to healing from childhood sexual abuse. Stacey is a well-respected and successful neuroscientist professor at a small liberal arts college who has...

Minu Cash's The Painted Pink Dress is a heartrending portrayal of her experiences as a young child with predominantly Caucasian features growing up in a traditional Mexican-American family. The author's formative years were fraught with many traumatic memories, including her family's battle with extreme poverty,...

The 1960s saw profound social and political change, particularly in the United States of America. It was in this world that Helen Miller spent her formative years as a young black woman at a time when the civil rights movement and black consciousness were making...

Finding Home: From Cairo to New York by Djenane Nakhle is a memoir that traces the transformative journey from her childhood in Egypt to her life as an established academic in New York. This personal account blends history with individual experience, offering a vivid glimpse...