Trauma can be many things and have many forms. Sometimes, it is not recognized for what it is until much later, when something happens that forces you too face it. What happens when you experience something that changes the way you understand everything about yourself? Growing up as the child of missionaries often meant being left behind while the parents took off into the distance, following a greater call. Quest
This captivating autobiography spans seventy remarkable years, charting the author’s life from birth to adulthood in unflinching detail. Divided into five-year segments, each chapter reveals the struggles and triumphs that shaped a lifetime. With honesty and vulnerability, the author navigates the tumultuous journey of their youth, the complexities of adolescence and the challenges of adulthood. From moments
I draw my breath in pain to tell my story.
There is an empty chair at our dining room table, an empty seat on our living room couch, and an empty space in our queen size bed. The angels have taken home the love of my life, leaving my world full of heartache and pain. In this world there are heroes that come and go - God now has the only one I’ve ever known, but all her pai
Rescuing the Children is a chronicle of Lisa Presley and her piecing together of the bits of stolen childhood and the long path of pain and healing. Hiding behind the picture of the typical family were years of fear, betrayal, and silence that had buried the memories too deep and could only be confronted with a sense of courage, faith, and patience through therapy. When dealing with those shadows, Li
Leaves from a Life is the remarkable memoir of Patricia Panton, born in Johannesburg in 1936 and raised between South Africa and Kenya during a time of profound historical change.
From the left: Gavin McKinney, Bobby Symonette, Craig Symonette, King Olav, Steff Herbern Bahamas 1981
Backstage with King Olav: Sparkling white KNS hats, fast boats, cognac-soaked scandalous officers, and breathtaking sailing on the world's oceans. Get ready for a salty, honest, and warm glimpse into royal everyday life. For the first time in Norway, we get a close look at a King and his men. Internati
In The Mirror of My Reflection: Resilience Amidst Griefs, Amaka Obi opens her heart with raw honesty, guiding readers through the crushing weight of loss and the fragile steps toward healing. After the sudden passing of her beloved husband, Amaka confronts unbearable grief while raising her children, wrestling with despair, and finding light in the darkest of places. Through faith, community, and her unwa
Walking on Eggshells is a poignant and candid memoir, delving into the complex and tumultuous relationship Elizabeth shared with her mother. From the discovery of her mother’s histrionic/narcissistic personality disorder to the painful moments of neglect and manipulation, Elizabeth’s narrative is a raw and unflinching exploration of a mother-daughter dynamic marred by
San Francisco Echoes is a powerful memoir of survival and self-discovery. Lost in the streets of San Francisco, Tamryn battles homelessness, memory loss, and bipolar disorder while searching for identity and hope. Through hardship and compassion, she transforms into Rion—stronger, freer, and determined to live authentically.
The Gondolier by Alex Hai is a brutally honest novel that exposes the harsh realities faced by those society deems as other.
It's an unapologetic portrayal of the ongoing struggle for the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness that continues to be a daunting challenge for those who are unjustly labelled as outcasts.
This book fearlessly serves as a stark reminder of the
In this candid and humorous memoir, Prudence Mann shares her experience of co-parenting with an ex who clings to control—and a new partner who seems eager to play the role of a step-villain.
Through navigating legal and financial challenges, enduring passive-aggressive comments, and discovering insights about boundaries and resilience, Prudence’s story is a journ
