What inspired you to write your memoir? Most people will never see the inside of a jail nor know what goes on inside the walls. When I became medical director of the El Paso County Jail, I knew I had to record the environment, events and people that I met. I'd already found success with my first book, Maximum Insecurity, about being the doctor in Colorado's supermax prison, so I knew people would want to know about the jail too. About your Book: Dr. William Wright gave up a suburban … [Read more...] about Jailhouse Doc by William Wright
Bargain Book: Won’t Somebody Help My Child? by Tracey Hughes
A heart breaking true story about a baby boy with the genetic disorder Neurofibromatosis and an inoperable brainstem tumour. This story is written from the heart and tells of a devoted mother; fighting for a diagnosis for her child. Learning about a cruel disease that would ultimately take the life of her precious son. It is a tribute to a courageous, determined, very special little boy who touch the hearts of all who knew him. Targeted Age Group: Adult Book Price: $2.99 Links to buy … [Read more...] about Bargain Book: Won’t Somebody Help My Child? by Tracey Hughes
Bargain Book: Sister Moon of The Philippines by Victoria Mulato
Xulli entered the world in a way no child should ever have to; into a family and Filipino culture of poverty, neglect, and terrible abuse. Astonishing and unforgettable, this is a captivating story about the effects of abuse on the mind of a child, the heart wrenching struggles of an impoverished family, and how a young girl strives and dreams for something better. Born in the Philippines in the 1960s, Xulli is the first child of many. By the time she is four, she is taking care of three … [Read more...] about Bargain Book: Sister Moon of The Philippines by Victoria Mulato
Buyer’s Guide: An Aviator At Heart by Ilyan Kei Lavanway
Targeted Age Group:: Young adult and up Category: Autobiographies, Biographies & Memoirs Print book price range: $10.00 - $29.00 About An Aviator At Heart: A shy, hopelessly romantic, teenage pilot experiences his own unique coming of age in this illustrated true life adventure. What readers say about this book: "An Aviator at Heart is the unabashed story of a young Mormon pilot, his exploits and passion for flying. These stories of flight, with all the sensory detail, drew me … [Read more...] about Buyer’s Guide: An Aviator At Heart by Ilyan Kei Lavanway
Witch of Death by Chrys Fey
*Witch of Death is a short story.* Detective Reid Sanders doesn’t believe in the supernatural, but when he’s faced with a crime scene that defies the laws of nature, he has no other choice but to start believing. And solving a magical murder involves working with a witch. Liberty Sawyer embodies the look of your classic evil witch, so, it’s no surprise when she uncovers the murderer is a witch that she becomes Reid’s number one suspect. If she can’t convince him otherwise, more people … [Read more...] about Witch of Death by Chrys Fey
Just Perfect by Hanne Arts
When sixteen-year-old Christina Jacobs comes to school one day and discovers that life will never be the same again, she soon finds herself sinking away into self-doubt, haunted by her troubled thoughts and experiences and striving for acceptance and equality. Fate was never easy on her, having given her an appearance far from desirable and a family situation far from the norm, but when she is forced to face it all on her own, forced to battle her inner demons, she knows she needs … [Read more...] about Just Perfect by Hanne Arts
The Factory by Greg Dragon
In Brian Jackson’s eyes, he was being cheated out of a proper life. His boss paid him a salary comparable to the people that he managed, while he lived in a crappy apartment, and his only connection with women was limited to his weekly visits to his favorite strip club. Brian had done everything right by society, but the rewards were just not enough. This was until he met Jada, a beautiful stripper who grew attached to him. When Brian took their relationship outside of the club, he didn’t … [Read more...] about The Factory by Greg Dragon
How Many Planes to Get Me? Nine children adopted into a New Zealand family by Jonquil Graham
A funny heartwarming story of a New Zealand couple who adopted nine children and fostered many more. Shocked by the plight of Romanian orphans, Jonquil flew to Romania and brought home tiny malnourished identical twins. But she never forgot the little boy she left behind. Leaving her husband and eight children on the family's kiwifruit orchard, she returned to Romania, but never imagined the protracted nightmare ahead. Later she flew to Russia and adopted 8 year old twins from an orphanage near … [Read more...] about How Many Planes to Get Me? Nine children adopted into a New Zealand family by Jonquil Graham
Surviving To Twenty-One by Skip Williams
What inspired you to write your memoir? My paternal grandfather , Alban Williams, was born in the late 1880's. The West was still the Wild West. Born in Reno, Nevada , he lived in the West all his life. I was able to meet and stay with him for only about a month when I was nine years old. He was a quiet and reserved gentleman who never mentioned his youth. My father Jack had told me that he was a card dealer in Reno, a lumberjack in Northern California, an auto mechanic, a deputy sheriff, and … [Read more...] about Surviving To Twenty-One by Skip Williams
The story about Rene by Brian Rienzie Wicklin
What inspired you to write your memoir? The idea in writing this book has been to find a part of my life that was missing and that was a problem I had to manage by himself throughout ny adult life. Hopefully, this story will convey to others the need for sharing experiences about challenges and struggles as well as failures in overcoming adversity in family life. This is my first book. I had been contemplating in writing the story about my mother RENE and her disappearance from our family … [Read more...] about The story about Rene by Brian Rienzie Wicklin
Old McLarsen Had Some Farms – Book One – Brave Beginnings by Christine Larsen
What inspired you to write your memoir? All the inspiration one could ever need came from the countless wonderful (and woeful) experiences throughout 40+ years of farming in two States of Australia—mostly in the last century. The appeals from those we have shared our stories with, to "please, please... write it all down. Write a book... just don't let these stories die!" was equally inspirational and irresistibly challenging. About your Book: 'Brave Beginnings' is the first of several books … [Read more...] about Old McLarsen Had Some Farms – Book One – Brave Beginnings by Christine Larsen
Hospital Days – A Memoir by Hudson Owen
What inspired you to write your memoir? In 2014, for the first time, I became a patient in a hospital. While I was hospitalized I got a flashback to the days when I was a hospital orderly nearly half a century ago. I decided it was now or never to tell these highly diverse stories. About your Book: During the late Sixties, I worked in a number of hospitals as an aide or orderly. Two of them were world famous: McLean Hospital, Belmont, Massachusetts; and the Massachusetts General … [Read more...] about Hospital Days – A Memoir by Hudson Owen