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
GR5 and GR52, is a long, multi-day hiking trail. It is the most beautiful, exciting and rewarding journey which traverses from the North Sea to the Mediterranean.
This trail covers the beautiful yet harsh mountainous regions that conjoin the periphery of France, Italy, and Switzerland. This true life story of a couple (the author and her partner) who, at retirement age, want to do something different wit
Born into poverty in Nepal, Pemba Sherpa went on to become an accomplished alpinist and successful businessman living in the United States. Today, he works to improve the lives of Sherpas in the Khumbu region of northeast Nepal, overseeing a number of philanthropic projects. Maintaining a foot in two worlds, Pemba shares his unique perspective on the Everest expedition industry, life in America, and the changing S
The Wolf of Corn Street is a hilarious and heartfelt journey through the wild world of sales, where mediocrity meets ambition, and the pursuit of success is anything but glamorous. From the absurdities of team-building exercises to the quirks of office politics, this memoir captures the trials, triumphs, and tribulations of a career spent navigating the cutthroat yet comical landscape of sales. With
It all begins with a traumatic childhood filled with fear and survival. It continues with a woman who never stopped running - from love, from loss, from herself. But when premenopause arrived, the running stopped. Suddenly, the past, the pain, and the hidden battles of a woman's body collided.
This is Annie Cardone's story in Menopause Mental Health: The Silent Killer of Hopes and Dreams about what
From the rich, dusty soils of Zimbabwe to the maritime climates of England, My African Daughter with a British Passport is a deeply personal journey of loss, resilience, and rediscovery. After losing her mother at a young age, the author clung to the love of her grandmother and others placed in her path. At just ten years old, she was uprooted and sent to begin a new life in England. Suddenly ca
