Written from the unique experiences of Doug Pedersen, this self-improvement book—disguised as a memoir—is at once funny, poignant, and generous, while offering genuine advice. Providing intimate insights into being a “super fat kid,” an insecure teenager, and an over-aggressive, angry, and ironically arrogant Marine who was full of self-pity, Doug shares the negative emotional drivers and responses that drove him through a destructive life (including childhood obesity) before finding physical health, emotional balance, and spiritual wholeness. Tuna Breath invites us to intimately observe a troubling life journey in which the lessons to be learned are truly visceral and inspirational.

Born in 1929, Beryl Walker (nee Pereira) enjoyed a rich but sheltered childhood in rural New South Wales. It was a time when family and church meant everything, and the trials of war brought out the best in the community. There Was Always a Cat captures life as a child of the Great Depression, as well as the joys and sorrows of a lifelong connection with cats, with gentle wit and poignant honesty.

Have you ever felt overwhelmed, sad, or simply frustrated with life in general? Well, I have. This was not a pleasant time for me, and it took a long time to recover. I felt compelled to write about my journey with depression. My goal is to share with you how I survived, how I got through it. I felt very alone in this journey, and now I realize that I did not need to be. You are not alone, and being depressed should not be seen as a taboo. It is an illness like any other, and there is hope. In this book, I share with you my life story, from my childhood to the present day. I hope it will give you a glimpse of what depression looks like. You might be surprised by what you find!

I Made It This Far is about a woman who went through so much disrespect, abuse, and hard times in her life. Angelique E. Constance wanted to share her own horrors and the triumphs, as there are a lot of other women who are going through it or have encountered the same childhood experience as she has. I wanted to share that even though it took me a while to empower myself to the point that I could finally take control of my life, once I did, it was the best feeling ever. My story will show people how they can get out of that vicious cycle and make themselves feel valued, not only by themselves but by the people that we value. We may feel that there are no way out of those life experiences. If I can grow spiritually and heal within, you too can do the same. You will find the person who you want to be. You can have the life you have always wanted for yourself. There is a light at the end of the tunnel. We just need to take that first step and be accountable to ourselves. It can be disheartening at times, but with faith, hard work, self-reflection, and the belief that you can heal within, everything is possible. You need to decide to let go and let God take care of you, while you take the necessary steps for the betterment of the life you so richly deserve. Believe within always.

I Made It This Far is about a woman who went through so much disrespect, abuse, and hard times in her life. Angelique E. Constance wanted to share her own horrors and the triumphs, as there are a lot of other women who are going through it or have encountered the same childhood experience as she has. I wanted to share that even though it took me a while to empower myself to the point that I could finally take control of my life, once I did, it was the best feeling ever. My story will show people how they can get out of that vicious cycle and make themselves feel valued, not only by themselves but by the people that we value. We may feel that there are no way out of those life experiences. If I can grow spiritually and heal within, you too can do the same. You will find the person who you want to be. You can have the life you have always wanted for yourself. There is a light at the end of the tunnel. We just need to take that first step and be accountable to ourselves. It can be disheartening at times, but with faith, hard work, self-reflection, and the belief that you can heal within, everything is possible. You need to decide to let go and let God take care of you, while you take the necessary steps for the betterment of the life you so richly deserve. Believe within always.

I Made It This Far is about a woman who went through so much disrespect, abuse, and hard times in her life. Angelique E. Constance wanted to share her own horrors and the triumphs, as there are a lot of other women who are going through it or have encountered the same childhood experience as she has. I wanted to share that even though it took me a while to empower myself to the point that I could finally take control of my life, once I did, it was the best feeling ever. My story will show people how they can get out of that vicious cycle and make themselves feel valued, not only by themselves but by the people that we value. We may feel that there are no way out of those life experiences. If I can grow spiritually and heal within, you too can do the same. You will find the person who you want to be. You can have the life you have always wanted for yourself. There is a light at the end of the tunnel. We just need to take that first step and be accountable to ourselves. It can be disheartening at times, but with faith, hard work, self-reflection, and the belief that you can heal within, everything is possible. You need to decide to let go and let God take care of you, while you take the necessary steps for the betterment of the life you so richly deserve. Believe within always.

Have you ever felt overwhelmed, sad, or simply frustrated with life in general? Well, I have. This was not a pleasant time for me, and it took a long time to recover. I felt compelled to write about my journey with depression. My goal is to share with you how I survived, how I got through it. I felt very alone in this journey, and now I realize that I did not need to be. You are not alone, and being depressed should not be seen as a taboo. It is an illness like any other, and there is hope. In this book, I share with you my life story, from my childhood to the present day. I hope it will give you a glimpse of what depression looks like. You might be surprised by what you find!

A tenor’s voice, passionate and pure, draws shy Rebecca Butler into the Studentenheim’s crowded social room. Finished singing, Khalil Khoury notices her sitting alone, joins her, then notices no one else. Georgetown University’s 1964 summer program opens; Salzburg’s magic begins.

The Butterfly & The Snail interweaves several heartfelt encounters, creating a fabric of love and intimacy that transforms their lives forever. On one outing, Rebecca loses her footing and tumbles down Untersberg Mountain. Khalil risks his life—and almost loses it—to save Rebecca from falling off the peak. Two days later, Rebecca discovers a newborn butterfly and then spies a snail picking its way up the path. These creatures come to symbolize this couple’s extraordinary relationship. Relaxing on Gaisberg’s hillside, Rebecca reveals the turmoil she’s had to overcome to gain inner peace. Yet, she confesses, her heart’s desire—love—has eluded her. When Khalil reacts with sympathy and compassion, she desires that powerful, mystical love radiating from within him. She asks, “How can I love like you?” His answer binds them together forever.

Six weeks later, the program ends. As Rebecca says good-bye, Khalil hands her an envelope: “Not to be opened until out of Salzburg.” Is this his auf Wiedersehen or the beginning of a deeper relationship? Discover if their magic continues beyond Salzburg.

“I personally wanted to congratulate you for submitting one of the top proposals in the contest … this is no small feat given more than 300 proposals were received and yours rose to the top.”
Christine Kloser, 2012 Transformational Author Writing Contest Sponsor

“I am reading your book and I love it. I really cried on the chapter about your father. My mother died from cervical cancer and had a lot of agony and pain also. So, I really connected with you and your family. It was beautifully written. You are really good!”
Marilyn Hughes Gaston, M.D., Co-founder, Prime Time Sister Circles®; Former US Assistant Surgeon General

I Followed the Feathers and Found Myself is both an intimate, revealing autobiography and a practical self-help book in three parts

The story is a true account of torment, fear, strength, and, eventually, hope. When Jane was young, she was visited by spirits in droves, which led to her being put into a psychiatric hospital.

Later the angels intervened, saved her from despair, and led her to true calling.

Empowered by her sudden awakening and now a much respected and followed angel teacher and healer, Jane tells her story of seeing angels and spirits beyond this life and into the next.

Learn to raise your energy to that of angels and to trust spirit communication with tried and tested protection techniques taught by Jane in this book.

“I visited Jane for healing found she was so tuned into me highly I recommend anyone to work with her, her powers are outstanding”
Amanda Whitehouse

Jane has put her heart and soul into this account of her fascinating spiritual journey a great read for anyone intrested in Spirituality, Star children and the Angelic realms
Glenn Harrold
Author and Hypnotherapist

Gloria’s life was threatened many times by evildoers but Jesus was always there. She experienced many spiritual and physical difficulties with the production of this book but with the help of Jesus, His Mother and the Saints, she lived to tell the story. Satan and his agents worked hard to prevent this book from being published. However, Jesus was always ahead of them.

This book tells us that God our creator, is very near to us. We are His sacred temples, He hears, sees, and knows everything about us. He is interested in our lives and even more interested in our souls. He will befriend each one of us as He did with Gloria.

This book will appeal to you if you:

Have loved the Lord all your life and now you want to learn more about His mysteries.

Are an atheist – thinking that God does not exist.

Are sitting on the fence not knowing which way to turn.

Think your life is fulfilled – you do not need God or you put God in His place.

Are just using God for your convenience.

Are a Priest or Pastor wandering why your congregation is so faithless.

Are just curious.

Memoirs from a Stormy Passage shares the story of author Mandy Innis’s life with her son, Storm, describing a passage of her life that brought great pain but also great joy.

After years of wanting a child and three failed in vitro fertilization attempts, she managed to naturally conceive and give birth to a son. After three precious months of happiness at the long-anticipated gift of Storm, Mandy and her husband faced devastating heartbreak when they learned their son was blind. But before she could adjust to her son’s blindness, more medical conditions were diagnosed, all in the midst of their disintegrating marriage. Even so, Mandy didn’t allow herself to wallow in self-pity, as her maternal instincts demanded that she step up to the challenge of doing what was best for her son. An inner knowledge told her there would be worse to come, and her son would need as much help as she could give.

Storm was blind, the only word he could say was mum, and he couldn’t walk unaided because his legs were failing him. Even so, he loved unconditionally, laughed loudly and showed Mandy how to live in the moment, to stop and listen. She now shares their story, as well as the ways in which a small, semi-rural town welcomed them, supported Mandy in her endeavour to help her son, and brought happiness to mother and child.

Gloria’s life was threatened many times by evildoers but Jesus was always there. She experienced many spiritual and physical difficulties with the production of this book but with the help of Jesus, His Mother and the Saints, she lived to tell the story. Satan and his agents worked hard to prevent this book from being published. However, Jesus was always ahead of them.

This book tells us that God our creator, is very near to us. We are His sacred temples, He hears, sees, and knows everything about us. He is interested in our lives and even more interested in our souls. He will befriend each one of us as He did with Gloria.

This book will appeal to you if you:

Have loved the Lord all your life and now you want to learn more about His mysteries.

Are an atheist – thinking that God does not exist.

Are sitting on the fence not knowing which way to turn.

Think your life is fulfilled – you do not need God or you put God in His place.

Are just using God for your convenience.

Are a Priest or Pastor wandering why your congregation is so faithless.

Are just curious.

Memoirs from a Stormy Passage shares the story of author Mandy Innis’s life with her son, Storm, describing a passage of her life that brought great pain but also great joy.

After years of wanting a child and three failed in vitro fertilization attempts, she managed to naturally conceive and give birth to a son. After three precious months of happiness at the long-anticipated gift of Storm, Mandy and her husband faced devastating heartbreak when they learned their son was blind. But before she could adjust to her son’s blindness, more medical conditions were diagnosed, all in the midst of their disintegrating marriage. Even so, Mandy didn’t allow herself to wallow in self-pity, as her maternal instincts demanded that she step up to the challenge of doing what was best for her son. An inner knowledge told her there would be worse to come, and her son would need as much help as she could give.

Storm was blind, the only word he could say was mum, and he couldn’t walk unaided because his legs were failing him. Even so, he loved unconditionally, laughed loudly and showed Mandy how to live in the moment, to stop and listen. She now shares their story, as well as the ways in which a small, semi-rural town welcomed them, supported Mandy in her endeavour to help her son, and brought happiness to mother and child.

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Making Mr. Wright is a rare look into the spiritual journey of a black FTM transman. It offers a dangerous and heart wrenching depiction of how a young black female navigated through poverty, social oppression, gender dysphoria, and suicidal tendencies, ultimately finding Jesus along the way. This book starts at the end and ends with a return to the beginning.