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: 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: Cowboy to Courtroom Author: Billy Strickland II Genre: Memoir/Self-Help In Cowboy to Courtroom, Strickland shares his remarkable story together with the motivations that drove his trajectory from a wild country boy to a hugely successful attorney with his own practice, real estate, and political clout.
Title: On a Cold Day in Hell Author: Stephen Parkes Genre: Non-fiction / Memoir / Legal Thriller On a Cold Day in Hell opens with Parkes committing a crime for which he is arrested and sent to jail. The majority of this book takes place there with Parkes awaiting sentencing and the impending… Read More On a Cold Day in Hell – Editorial Review
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: 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
Title: Ollie Ollie In Come Free Author: Anne Bernard Becker Genre: Memoir Ollie Ollie In Come Free is the product of an author’s lifelong struggle to deal with and process the traumatic events of her childhood, and to analyze the repercussions that it inevitably had on her as an adult. This memoir is a moving, emotional, and intimately personal tale of a family who had experienced more than its fair… Read More Ollie Ollie in Come Free – Editorial Review
Title: Karl’s Diary: It’s a Dog’s Life Author: Sharon Winters Genre: Memoir Karl’s Diary: It’s a Dog’s Life by Sharon Winters shares the day-to-day life of a special and spoiled dog named Karl. Told from Karl’s point of view, each diary entry gives the reader an inside look into what it’s like… Read More Karl’s Diary – Editorial Review
Title: Laying Stones: Life, Loss & the Little Stories of Remembrance Author: Curtis Leathers Genre: Memoir In Laying Stones, Curtis Leathers’s thoughtful and considered memoir, he explores and reflects upon the nature of grief, the legacies left to us, and those we may pass on.
