What happens when everything you know comes crashing down?

Upon returning home from golf on a rare afternoon free of responsibilities, Dr. Beverly Joyce, a busy and beloved OB-GYN, listened to a phone message that would shake her identity and send her on a life-changing journey of self-discovery. That call would instantly help free her from the hidden doubt, guilt, and shame that had plagued her throughout her life.

In ‘The Birth of Joy,’ Dr. Joyce offers a candid glimpse into her personal and professional life, revealing how she navigated childhood traumas, the demands of being a physician, mother, daughter, and more. Her journey from burnout to self-discovery unveils her path to becoming her true self and finding a deeper calling.

Throughout this deeply revealing and engaging memoir, Joyce attempts to answer the questions so many women physicians have struggled with: Who am I? What do I believe about myself? How do I find meaning and satisfaction in life as a physician and outside? What excites me and keeps me focused on the path ahead?

With honesty and grace in describing her journey, Joyce inspires readers to reflect on their own experiences and to search for and find their most authentic selves. $0.99 on Kindle.

What do you do when you hit rock bottom?

Rising From Ashes is a powerful and courageous memoir by Faith C. Echo that delves deep into the harrowing journey she undertook to break free from the clutches of a toxic relationship. With unwavering candor and vulnerability, Echo lays bare the tumultuous four-year ordeal she endured at the hands of a malignant narcissist, an experience that threatened to consume not only her but her children as well.

In this poignant and gripping narrative, Echo shares her struggles, triumphs, and the painstaking process of rebuilding her shattered life. Seamlessly blending personal insights with vital information, practical advice, and transformative tools, she provides a lifeline of hope to others who have faced or are facing similar forms of abuse. It doesn’t merely recount the horrors of Echo’s past; it illuminates a path toward healing, resilience, and empowerment. $0.99 on Kindle.

Polly Letofsky left her Colorado home and headed west across 4 continents and over 14,000 miles–by foot–to become the first woman to walk around the world. In a spirit of adventure, along with the goal of raising global awareness for breast cancer, strangers welcomed her into their homes. The world had embraced her. But in the middle of Polly’s journey, 9/11 flung us all into a crossroads in world history, and she found herself navigating a vastly changing world. $1.99 on Kindle.

Narrated through the prism of flashbacks from a young child who defied time to share her tale, this is a narrative where the causes of armed conflict may shift, yet the unchanging recipe and style remain constant. Within, the unsettling reality surfaces that children are sometimes exposed to sights and sounds that childhood should never encompass. Caught in the crossfire, civilians perpetually find themselves in an untenable predicament. Supporting or opposing any of the warring factions inevitably leads to ruin.

Exploiting communism, extremist ideologies, and propaganda, malevolent forces employ tactics that echo through time. The past and present blur as the ease with which young minds can be indoctrinated by hollow assurances is exposed. The aftermath of conflict rarely delivers the promised rewards, instead yielding a harvest of destitution and despair.

Liberators, who once symbolized salvation, often evolve into oppressors far exceeding their predecessors in cruelty. The book’s lens pans across five decades post-war, revealing a stark transformation: a region once heralded as the “breadbasket of Africa” now perennially extends a begging bowl. The same liberators wielded their power brutally, suppressing their own with ruthless intimidation. Tragically, this distressing cycle replicates in numerous nations today, a haunting pattern where countless innocents are ruthlessly slaughtered.

In this chilling account, the reader is beckoned to confront the unsettling parallels between history and the contemporary world, raising urgent questions about humanity’s propensity for repeating its darkest mistakes. $0.99 on Kindle.

In her gripping debut memoir, Nicole shares her triumphant journey through this beautiful yet heartbreaking thing called life. Her raw, unapologetic, and profoundly vulnerable voice pulls you into a rollercoaster of highs and lows, affirming the essence of humanity.
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Veteran, versatile singer/songwriter Aaron Espe’s new book is a remarkable and inspiring and courageous feat. It is a methodical and engaging deep-dive into the songwriting process, exploring creative psychology and providing useful tips to stay fresh through the ebbs and flows of songwriter life and craft. $0.99 on Kindle.

Ever wondered how a passport can be a rollercoaster of emotions?

“Passports and Parasites” is a mesmerizing memoir that invites you to embark on a remarkable journey with Vashti, an intrepid traveler whose life unfolds across the pages in vivid and unvarnished detail. This captivating narrative takes you on a rollercoaster ride through Vashti’s life, from her daring adventures in war-torn regions to the serene shores of Curaao.

Throughout the pages of this book, you will experience the full spectrum of human emotionsthe exhilaration of exploration, the depths of despair when faced with unforeseen challenges, and the unbreakable spirit that drives Vashti to overcome adversity. Alongside her, you will grapple with unexpected adversariesparasitesand confront the harsh realities of infertility and the profound joys of motherhood.

But “Passports and Parasites” is more than just a memoir; it is a source of inspiration and resilience. Vashti’s journey serves as a beacon of hope, offering practical insights that will resonate with readers from all walks of life. Whether you’re seeking adventure, grappling with health issues, or simply looking for a fresh perspective, this memoir is your passport to newfound inspiration and unwavering resilience. $0.99 on Kindle.

Have you ever asked yourself what would it take to transform a life steeped in challenges into a story of happiness?

Defying Odds: Empowered through Adversities is a fascinating portion of Marva Hyatts memoir, reflecting her experience growing up in abject poverty on the island of Jamaica, to chartering a successful career in the UK. Through resilience she has proven statistics about teen mothers and societys expectations wrong.

As you plunge into the pages of Defying Odds, you will discover the intimate details of Marva becoming pregnant at fifteen and again at seventeen years. Her triumphs through adversity were more evident when she became a police officer and a social worker, significantly impacting the lives of hundreds of youth and families.

This book is purposely aimed at teen mothers to give them hope in seemingly trying situations. See how Marva refused to let her situation define her but took each hurdle in stride to become the impactful woman she is today.

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A 17-time award-winning memoir chronicling a father’s eight-year journey back to the first woman he ever loved. After being forced apart by his abusive parents’ divorce, C.J. presents Danielle with half of a heart pendant, promising to love her forever and return for her one day. Eight years later, he ends 100 years of abuse and keeps his promise. $1.99 on Kindle.

In this memoir, Jeanne proves her mission statement: success requires perseverance and vulnerability. From the trials of childhood to the rush of romance; from the crush of heartbreak to the nervous excitement of two major pivots in her career—readers will relate to Jeanne’s honest and heartfelt insights on growing up, motherhood, love, and, yes, interior design.
$7.99 on Kindle.