Each memoir and biography in this collection invites you to walk in someone else’s shoes, feel their victories, their losses, and discover that even ordinary lives can hold extraordinary lessons. Perfect for readers who crave inspiration, humanity, and stories that linger long after the last page.
Have a Love Affair with the USA
by Evelyn Kelly and Natalie Kelly
Release Date: March 17, 2026
Have a Love Affair with the USA is a warm, inspiring travel memoir that invites readers to rediscover America through curiosity, courage, and connection. Written by award-winning mother-daughter travel team Evelyn and Natalie Kelly, the book blends short, story-driven essays with history, personal insight, and a deep love of place.
Was it Just a Matter of Luck? (Holocaust Survivor True Stories)
by Dr. Charles Kaner
Release Date: March 19, 2026
In Was it Just a Matter of Luck? Dr. Charles Kaner weaves an unflinching, moving account of his family’s survival during the Holocaust with the story of how those memories – and his mother’s fierce devotion to testimony – helped shape a new era of remembrance in America.
Travis Heights
by Ray Tye
Release Date: March 19, 2026
Ray Tye was fourteen when his father gave him an ultimatum. He left home with seven dollars and disappeared into the streets of Austin, Texas. What followed was twenty-five years of transformation—from homeless teenager to Marine officer to corporate executive, from survival to success—but the cost was complete estrangement from his father.
Hostage
by Mimi Nichter
Release Date: March 1, 2026
On September 6, 1970, twenty-year-old Mimi Nichter was on a flight home to New York from a summer in Israel when armed members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine crash-landed her plane in a remote desert in Jordan. Passengers were held on board for six days in sweltering heat without flushable toilets or running water.
Unbendable: How Pressure Built a Movement
by Ken Katas
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Unbendable tells the gripping true story of a medical student whose life collided with bullets, prison, failure, and unimaginable pressure—yet his faith ignited a revival movement that transformed a university campus.
Still Here
by Sophie Weiss
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You don’t expect to lose everything before you’ve even had the chance to live. In what felt like a matter of moments, Sophie Kay Weiss lost her father, lost her child, and was left to raise her son alone—while trying to survive the kind of grief that doesn’t have a name.