Biography & Memoirs

Kayla Jones was a beautiful, young, 17-year-old, girl who was well known for her strong willed personality and her gorgeous red hair. Approaching her senior year of high school, she had the world in the palm of her hands. She highly anticipated turning 18 on Christmas Eve of 2010. Achieving complete independence for herself was her ultimate goal in life. However, on July 3, 2010, Kayla’s world turned completely upside down when she was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia (AML). After a horrific 81 day battle with cancer, she passed away on September 22, 2010. She left behind a heartbroken mother and two younger sisters who admired and looked up to her as their hero. Kayla’s m ...

Stories of teaching in a medium security state prison.

By the grace of God, Nona Freeman veteran missionary, has written her story. Over 66,000 books are in print. Adventures of Bug and Me - an autobiography Bug and Nona on the Go - an autobiography This is the Day - an inspirational book Box 44, Monrovia - biography of African missionary Shouting on the Hills - biography of her mother, Carrie Eastridge Unseen Hands - the story of revival in Ethiopia In the Bag - an inspirational book My Memorial - (compiled) Pentecostal Journal Beloved Wide Spot, the newest release, is the story of Bug and Nona Freeman's seven years pastoring a small church in a small town in Louisiana before they went to Africa in 1948.

Stars shine too bright to be on Earth with us. They belong in the sky for everyone to marvel at. This is the story of a fathers love for his son. A son who tragically passed away unexpectedly at the tender age of 14. In writing this book, the author pays tribute to the coolest kid who ever was. Tyler "Double Zero" Miller

Dante Drummond is a successful Palo Alto business woman. In this engaging life story, including 17 moves and 12 schools by the age of 16, Dante shares her hopes and dreams – taking us from her loving family farm in Virginia to the wacky Driftwood Shack in Florida and beyond. We travel with her to the outskirts of an Indian reservation, on to a movie set in Tucson, to a runaway teenage girl's life in downtown Los Angeles . . . and eventually to the mega-mansions of Silicon Valley. The only reliable constant in this girl's life was change – new homes, families, schools, and experiences – ever adapting to new lifestyles. Amid the chaos, long-term relationships were difficult to form. From h ...

After graduating from the College of Wooster in 1967, Roger Williamson enlisted in the US Army knowing that his path would likely lead to the jungles of Vietnam. By 1968 he ended up there as an Advisor to the Army of the Republic of Vietnam. Even far from home, his connection to his family and friends remained strong. So many letters from the people he loved -especially his Mom- kept him encouraged. He wrote often offering bland details of the war to keep his family from worrying about his safety. His stories show the fear, frustration, anger and sometimes humorous situations he encountered as a young Lieutenant in an increasingly unpopular war.

This stunning, painful, but ultimately hopeful, fictional truth written by Belinda Whipple Worth, MA, LCMHC and illustrated by the LIVE UNITED system, reveals the inner world of a remarkable survivor of trauma and her healing journey coping with her Dissociative Identity Disorder as a result of ritual abuse, mind control, and incest. A tool for psychotherapy and self-help alike, the story shares a path through terrifying and disturbing experiences most often hidden outside the mental health counseling or psychology office. For people living with the fear and shame of the secret of child sexual exploitation and trafficking, the courage, bravery, and ingenuity of the Little Girl can bri ...