Title: Invisible Wounds: An Inside Story Author: Alexis Faere Genre: Memoir Invisible Wounds: An Inside Story by Alexis Faere is a harrowing memoir detailing the traumatic events the author experienced as a teenager, and her journey of survival as she transitions from victim to survivor. Readers embark on a profound journey of self-discovery… Read More Invisible Wounds: An Inside Story – Editorial Review
Title: Real Estate Rebel Author: Sybil James Ellis Genre: Memoir By 2000, Sybil had experienced the ups and downs of the real estate industry for two decades, reveling in the euphoria of closing a lucrative deal or lamenting the loss of a desired property purchase.
Title: Aid From Above Author: Kurtis Bell Genre: Memoir In Aid From Above, Kurtis Bell shares several stories of his experience as a flight nurse working on a medical helicopter. Covering a wide array of experiences, from traumas to joking around with his coworkers, this is a clear-cut, honest account of what it’s… Read More Aid From Above – Editorial Review
Title: Dancing with Death: An Epic and Inspiring Travel Adventure Author: Jean-Philippe Soulé Genre: Adventure / Travel / Memoir / Non-Fiction In this diary-style memoir, Dancing with Death follows two men on an experience of a lifetime.
Title: Fortune Favors the Bold: A Woman’s Odyssey through a Turbulent Century Author: Theodore Modis Genre: Creative Non-fiction / Biography / Memoir This creative nonfiction work looks at the life of Theodosia Modis, lover and wife of Giorgos Modis, the son of a significant martyr in the cultural and political conflict between Greeks… Read More Fortune Favors the Bold – Editorial Review
Title: An Extraordinary Life Author: Daniel Freeman Genre: Memoir / Romance This memoir provides a detailed view of the marriage and overseas career of P. Frank–the author’s father–an African-American man who was drafted during World War II and stationed in Europe during and after the war.
Title: Becoming Nobody: A Personal Account of One Man’s Search for Self-Knowledge Author: Rick Branch Genre: Memoir / Philosophy / Psychology Society encourages people to be somebody, that their identity is attached to accomplishments like graduating college and being financially wealthy. To know oneself and identify through likes, dislikes, and characteristics (that… Read More Becoming Nobody – Editorial Review
Title: Raven and the Hummingbird Author: Renate F. Caldwell Genre: Psychology / Memoir An incident causes 32-year-old abuse survivor Joan’s mind to shatter into 52 alternate personalities. They emerge to enable her to dissociate from the unimaginable depravity and pain she was subjected to as an infant and beyond.
Title: Thorns of Chester Street Author: Shawn Alex Nemeth Genre: Memoir At seven years old, Shawn Nemeth walks into the little, white church in his hometown all alone, desperately yearning for the love so lacking at home and finding it in a relationship with God. From a very young age, he’s known that he’s gay, which… Read More Thorns of Chester Street – Editorial Review
Title: Leaving Bacon Behind: A How to Guide to Jewish Conversion Author: Melvin S. Marsh Genre: Religion Melvin Marsh knew from an early age that he was different. Despite being born and raised Roman Catholic, he identified as being Jewish. He resided in South Florida, where a sizable portion of the population practices… Read More Leaving Bacon Behind – Editorial Review
