One freezing morning in early March I made a dash for a tiny police station in rural Minnesota. I was a frightened Amish girl with no where to go, a second grade education and no ID or social security card…… Based on the authors tragic true life story.

When I was six years old my family started to live and dress like the Amish. My sister and I were kept as slaves on a mountain ranch where we were subjected to almost complete isolation, sexual abuse and extreme physical violence. My step-father kept a loaded rifle by the door at all times and we were to terrified to try to escape.We knew that no rescue would ever come because only a couple of people even knew we existed and they did not know us well enough to care.

In my late teens my parents feared we would escape and took us to an Amish community where we were adopted and became baptized members.I was devastated to once again find myself in a world of fear, animal cruelty and sexual abuse.Going to the police was forbidden. A few years later I was again sexually assaulted, I knew I had to get help and one freezing morning in early March I made a dash for a tiny police station in rural Minnesota. As a result I found myself plummeted into the strange modern world with only a second grade education and no ID or social security card.

To all abuse survivors out there, Please be encouraged, the cycle of abuse can be broken. Now, ten years later I am a nursing student working towards my Masters degree and a child abuse awareness activist. This is my story……. $0.99 on Kindle

The Toaster Oven Mocks Me is a humorous memoir that chronicles Steve’s discovery, concealment, and eventual acceptance of synesthesia; a peculiar condition where one sense is stimulated, and two senses respond. $0.99 on Kindle.

From wedding night traditions to meeting the mother-in-law, this semi-autobiographical read takes an often fun and fascinating look at the issues Middle Eastern women face in married life…and beyond. $0.99 on Kindle.

*2015 Finalist High Plains Book Awards
Faced with caring for both parents after their dual diagnosis, author Vicki Tapia watched helplessly as her mom and dad both descended into the rabbit hole of dementia/Alzheimer’s disease. Her memoir, Somebody Stole My Iron, weaves their family’s struggle into an engaging story, filled with humor and pathos. The narrative offers an honest and heartfelt glimpse into the ups and downs of life with memory loss and provides readers useful information and tips for coping. This memoir is a must-read for anyone experiencing the countless emotional ups and downs associated with the caregiving role. $2.99 on Kindle.

K.D. worked at the legendary Tower Records on Sunset Blvd, and this short story details some of his tribulations there, 3 years before they went out of business. Not only do you get various stories about celebrities who came into the store, but the fact K.D. was homeless and living in his van during this time period adds some personal drama to the story as well. It’s not lengthy but it’s well written and never gets boring. If you are a huge music fan or musician such as myself, or if you enjoy slice of life type stories, I think you should check this one out! Free on Kindle.

Scientist by day, stripper by night. Until she chose one job—the one she had fun at. Then her real scientific exploration began. This brave memoir chronicles a woman’s journey to self-love, self-respect and a healthy moral sexuality born of experience, not dogma or societal restraints. Free on Kindle.

Have you ever wanted to ditch your suburban life and office job to move to the country? Join the author in her sometimes funny, yet always entertaining transition from an I.T. Engineer to a hobby farmer. $0.99 on Kindle.

Avalon is a heartwarming true cat story about a Turkish Van cat that was both a movie star and a cartoon character. As a follow-up to his cinematic star turn, he now has his own book. Garfield was a phenomenon in the seventies and eighties. Cat lovers are ready for the feline star of the new millennium and that’s Avalon. $0.99 on Kindle.

Everyone lives with secrets. CeeCee is a child desperate for the love of her mother. Her reality is her mom’s retreating back, abandoning CeeCee in front of a burning car. With a heart full of secrets. Free on Kindle.

“With great skill and passion Sigrid Weidenweber unveils an epic and important historical journey, bringing to life the danger, violence, and intrigue of European royalty through the eyes of one of its most prominent and fascinating members.” – Tim Green, New York Times bestselling author. $0.99 on Kindle.

All I wanted to do was get my script made into a movie. Comedy legends Dick Martin and Matty Simmons loved it. How could I know my first backer was being hunted by the IRS? How could I know the IRS & FBI would use my dream as their bait?

How could I know a baby-faced conman who wasn’t getting any money from be would become the bane of my existence?

My story started out innocently in Philadelphia. It became a Homeric odyssey in places like Beverly Hills, apartheid South Africa, the opulence of Monte Carlo, jail in New Orleans and much more.

It also had a senator, foreign diplomats, R&B stars and many others passing through without knowing they were in a Fellini-esque real life drama.

See why this book has received over three dozen 5-star reviews on multiple platforms. $0.99 on Kindle.

WHEN I MARRIED MY MOTHER, a national bestseller, is an unusual, unexpected love story. Jo Maeder was a high-energy, irreverent Z100 radio “ZJ” in New York City when a series of crises led her to do the unthinkable: leave New York for the Bible Belt- “Greensboring,” North Carolina-to care for her estranged, eccentric “Mama Jo.” What she thought would be some of the worst years of her life turned out to be some of the best. Free on Kindle.

Gerry and Jan embark upon a nomadic journey of self-discovery when they leave England and go hitchhiking around France. Bored with the prospects on offer, they go in search of inspiration and a Life they dream of. Will they find an alternative path, or will they settle for the life society is telling them to lead?

In 1906, I was barely over fourteen years old, and it was my wedding day. My older sister, Helen, came to my room and said, “You’ve always been a good girl, Maude, and done what I told you. Now, you’re going to be a married woman, and he will be the head of the house. When you go home tonight after your party, no matter what he wants to do to you, you have to let him do it. Do you understand?”

I didn’t understand, but I nodded my head anyway. It sounded strange to me, the way so many things did. I would do what she told me. I didn’t have a choice, any more than I had a choice in being born. This touching autobiography is just $2.99 on Kindle.

Take a wild ride into the heart of Africa and discover what it it really means to be free- Will Africa free Gerry of his demons , or will the past destroy him altogether? $0.99 on Kindle.