Creative Non-Fiction > Memoir

THIS STORY TELLS THE ENDS AND OUTS OF HOW THE ENEMY TRIED TO DESTROY DENISE DAVIS AT A VERY EARLY AGE. MARRYING AT THE YOUNG AGE OF 21, BROUGHT HARDSHIPS AND EMOTIONAL PAIN THAT SHE NEVER THOUGHT SHE'D EXPERIENCE. THERE WERE SOME STRUGGLES FOR DENISE TO FIND PEACE AND BLESSINGS, BUT IF IT HAD NOT BEEN FOR CHRIST, THE SITUATIONS SHE ENDURED WOULD HAVE TURNED OUT COMPLETELY DIFFERENT.

A Cross Bearer's Deliverance is a memoir of my life beginning in poverty stricken 1950’s Danville,Virginia and chronicles my experiences as I was moved up and along the east coast growing up in Boston,Massachusetts.While constructing my story it brought forth memories I suppressed of love, betrayal, devotion and revelation shown through those closest to me. It demonstrates that even though everything in my surroundings suggest I go on a self deprecating journey........I choose one of enlightenment. Join me on that journey!

Earl Gremillion retired from working in the Health, Safety and Environmental profession after 45 years of service. His Memoirs are a compilation of true stories he has experienced from working for Boeing Aircraft, Conoco and Mobil Oil. Earl was fortunate to have traveled all over the world during his career, spending four years abroad in England and another nine years as an independent consultant, retiring officially in 2009. Originally a Texan, he now lives in New Mexico on 10 acres of land near his daughter, including four Labrador retrievers and two cats. Earl’s stories are all true. Hopefully, the reader will find them informative, entertaining and humorous. They reflect his adven ...

Like everyone, Allie spent her formative years trying to discover who she was. But life decided there were going to be exceptions to the rule, not least of which was a devastating illness at the age of sixteen. From her sheltered childhood, to an unusually progressive college experience… An early musical talent that blossomed into a diversified career... And getting her fifteen minutes of TV fame... Every word of this book is true, even the parts that are unbelievable. "Cool. I'd read the h*ll out of that" - Galen W. "How is your book going?" - Keith S., at least weekly "I don't read, but I'd probably get through 7 or 8 pages of it. As long as it's not about other books." - ...

Northpoint Training Center has had a long and interesting history. From operating as a Hospital for mental illness to a Juvenile Detention Facility to a men's prison ran by the state, the history of the land and buildings are discussed and revealed in this tale of courage and determination