You know the ending! The subtitle of 26 Seconds, Grief and Blame in the Aftermath of Losing My Brother in a Plane Crash, tells it all. So I asked, and […]
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Deep Waters
“Mr. Taggart’s experienced an acute neurological event.” When Beth Ann Mathews’ husband, Jim, experiences a rare type of stroke that severely impacts his speech and his ability to walk, their […]
Read MoreChained Birds: A True Crime Memoir
Carla Conti is a former crime reporter who is pulled into a federal criminal defense case by Scott, one of her friends from high school. Scott seems to be a […]
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Leah Fisher’s description of her decision to spend a year traveling without her husband, and how that led to rekindling her affection for Charley and her passion for life, is […]
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Clementine Msengi has written a compelling autobiography that held my attention throughout. As a survivor of the Rwanda genocide (1994), she describes the ordeal—many ordeals—with descriptions of events one can […]
Read MoreFinding the Light: A Mother’s Journey from Trauma to Healing
Author Marian Henley keeps a secret from her innocent, adopted son, whom she loves dearly. He’s her lifeline to hope, love, and second chances, and she keeps her secret for […]
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