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Featured Post: Confessions of A Charismatic Christian by Rick Dewhurst

About Confessions of A Charismatic Christian:

The Charismatic Movement came and went. Rick Dewhurst experienced most of it, dating back to 1980. From John Wimber’s Vineyard Church in Anaheim, to the Kansas City prophets, to Rick Joyner’s MorningStar Ministries, to the Toronto Blessing, he was there to see it all. This is his memoir, focusing on the spiritual highlights of his 40-year journey.

Targeted Age Group: Adult
Written by: Rick Dewhurst

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Featured Post: ‘Hollywood: Hollyweird’ “How People Survive And Make It!” by Art Norman Jr.

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About ‘Hollywood: Hollyweird’ “How People Survive And Make It!”:

Greetings from the land of pure Jubilation!!! Yeahhh! HOLLYWOOD, CA! Check it out I’m the guy off to the side & to be precise I am the Bodyguard for nearly a Decade I watched the money, the street, the person of interest usually Chris Rock or Ms. Paris Hilton or Lindsay Lohan or Jamie Foxx just to name a few details…….AND in this ‘Tell All’ is great Adventure, Shocking untold Secrets & the inner workings of the Fast Lane in good ‘ole Tinseltown!!! So grab a eBook or 2 & enjoy! Thanks, Art Norman Jr.-black author.

Targeted Age Group: 18 +
Written by: Art Norman Jr.

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Featured Book: You’ve Got Some Nerve: The Battle Back from an Invisible Injury by Derryen Plante

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About Featured Book: You’ve Got Some Nerve: The Battle Back from an Invisible Injury by Derryen Plante

Derryen Plante knew her destination in life long before she reached it: she was going to be a special investigator for the federal government working on high-level crimes. Every step she took was in preparation for one day achieving that dream.

Then, without warning, her dream was shattered.

While completing a unit check at the juvenile prison where she worked, Derryen was violently attacked by one of the inmates. She suffered a traumatic brain injury that sent her into a spiral of PTSD, depression, and multiple medical interventions. As she navigated her life after the attack, Derryen struggled to accept her new reality. She’d built her entire life around a dream that no longer seemed possible. Without that, who was she?

You’ve Got Some Nerve is Derryen’s real, raw, and honest account of how she redefined her life, navigated the challenges unique to brain injury recovery, and found support in unexpected places. Her journey offers keen insight into how each of us can support those suffering with the long-term effects of an invisible injury.

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Featured Post: From Startupper to Cancer Fighter by Hamza Aboulfeth

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About Featured Book: From Startupper to Cancer Fighter by Hamza Aboulfeth

Hamza Aboulfeth, a young Moroccan serial entrepreneur, publishes his first book, an autobiography titled From Startupper to Cancer Fighter. In the account of his life, this singular businessman tells the story of how he founded his first business—one that continues to thrive today—at the age of 17, and reflects on how his intrepidness and resolve to follow his dreams against all odds have shaped his remarkable trajectory from hacker and dropout to owner of numerous successful tech and food enterprises.

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Featured Post: The Breast Defense is a Good Offense

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About Featured Book: The Breast Defense is a Good Offense by Cathy Croshaw

It isn’t every day you find out that you have breast cancer right smack in the middle of moving into your dream home. And as far as Cathy Croshaw—attorney, wife, mother, and proud new owner of a house in Lake Tahoe, California—was concerned, cancer wasn’t on the schedule.

Caught up in the whirlwind of moving day, her life packed into boxes and her husband directing movers from room to room, Cathy got the kind of phone call no one wants to receive: The hospital that had performed her routine mammogram just the day before wanted her back as soon as possible to run some more tests. Soon after, an official breast cancer diagnosis pierced through the chaos of her bright, busy life, bringing with it an unexpected new reality for Cathy and her loved ones. What came next is a human story shared by women around the world, told with uncommon wit and clarity.

A human story shared by women around the world, told with uncommon wit and clarity.

From advocating for the right medical team to trying on wigs to grappling with unforeseen medical side effects, Cathy Croshaw's experience with breast cancer proves that few things in this world are a match for preventive screening, a strong support network, and wicked sense of humor.

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Featured Post: Into Africa a Personal Journey by Yvonne Blackwood

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“About Into Africa a Personal Journey:

When a single woman made plans to travel alone to West Africa for the first time, her clients and some friends thought she was crazy. “Africa is a dangerous place; you hear it in the news all the time,” they said. Into Africa, a Personal Journey, is a remarkable and intriguing story about a journey to West Africa, the land of Blackwood’s ancestors. The story begins in Nigeria with exposure to the tight control by the military that causes Blackwood to experience fear as never before. The journey takes her on an exploration of a new mysterious world where she experiences joy and wonderment as she shares in the lives of family members, friends and new acquaintances. In Ghana, her respect for human beings, and her sense of adventure along with destiny, lead her to meet Adamson. Determined to see it all, she finds herself in desperate situations, each mysteriously resolved by strangers. Peppered with nostalgic flashbacks to her native Jamaica, and colourful descriptions of West Africa, the memoir resonates with unique poignancy, a love of people, and Blackwood’s growing spiritual quest for her African roots among the proud Ashanti people. Down to earth, vulnerable yet fearless, Blackwood shares with us a small part of her life as it unfolds.

Targeted Age Group: 16-90
Written by: Yvonne Blackwood

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Featured Post: You Can’t Buy Love Like That: Growing Up Gay in the Sixties by Carol Anderson

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“About You Can’t Buy Love Like That: Growing Up Gay in the Sixties:

How do you live an authentic life while keeping a secret?

This award-winning memoir chronicles one woman’s struggle to be true to herself as she grapples with the ramifications of accepting that she’s gay amid the religious, social and legal norms of the Sixties.

Raised in a fundamentalist Christian home Carol fears the rejection of her parents, with whom she shares a loving relationship, she hides the truth and pursues false romances with men while struggling to harness her powerful attractions to women. The watershed point in Carol’s journey comes when she returns to graduate school and discovers the feminist movement, which emboldens her sense of personal power and the freedom to love whom she chooses.

But this sense of self-possession comes too late for honesty with her father. His unexpected death before she can tell him the truth brings the full cost of Carol’s secret crashing in compelling her to come out to her mother before it is too late. Candid and poignant, You Can’t Buy Love Like That reveals the complex invisible dynamics that arise for gay people who are forced to hide their true selves in order to survive and celebrates the hard-won rewards of finding one’s courageous heart and achieving self-acceptance and self-love.

Targeted Age Group: 18 and up
Written by: Carol Anderson

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Featured Post: Being Authentic: A Memoir by Morhaf Achkar

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“About Being Authentic: A Memoir:

A Syrian immigrant in the US tells his story from growing up in Syria to moving to the US. He is a family physician and university professor. He is also a stage IV lung cancer patient. The author of Roads to Meaning And Resilience with Cancer tells his stories of Being Authentic.

Targeted Age Group: 18-100
Written by: Morhaf Achkar

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THE BABY FLIGHT

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“About THE BABY FLIGHT:

An American teacher in Korea delivers three orphans on Christmas Eve to their new parents in USA. But there is a major problem – one of the babies. Heart-warming, illustrated and wonderful ending.
Over 400,000 copies of The Baby Flight story have been published. The Baby Flight is entirely non-fiction. Diane Ravitch Former Assistance Secretary of Education writes, “A beautiful and moving story.”

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