A poignant story that illustrates it is possible to rediscover yourself and become the person you were always meant to be.Born and raised in Poland, Karina accomplished her goals-traveling and learning languages, moving to the United States, climbing the corporate ladder, marrying, and building a family-but she never truly felt happy.In an effort to please the people around her, Karina denied her needs and squashed her own identity.Twenty years of building the life she thought she longed for in the United States, her body began to rebel: developing irritable bowel syndrome, pneumonia, a pericardial cyst, and Lyme disease.After a decade in the care of physicians and psychotherapists, Karina was ready to go in a new direction. Working with a holistic doctor, she came to a transformational belief: if her thoughts could make her sick, her thoughts could make her well.Karina realized she could be the creator of her life. And that was the catalyst that saved her family, marriage, and her well-being. Free on Kindle.

Dancing in the Dark

“Little did I know that I would have to lose my literal vision to regain a true vision of peace, which is a vision rooted in the soul.”

Dancing in the Dark is a memoir of transformation—a journey through loss, identity, and the reclamation of light in the face of darkness. When Eva Dalak lost her vision for two years, she was forced to navigate not only physical blindness but also the unseen landscapes of trauma, belonging, and ancestral memory.

As a Palestinian woman who grew up in Israel, her personal story is woven with the collective wounds of conflict, displacement, and inherited pain. Yet what emerges is not merely a testimony of survival but a profound exploration of healing.

With honesty and poetic grace, Dalak traces her path from disorientation to clarity, from fragmentation to wholeness. Through her Peace Activation framework, she weaves trauma-informed practices, intergenerational dialogue, and embodied resilience into a new way forward—not only for individuals but for communities and nations caught in cycles of violence.

This is a story of awakening. Dancing in the Dark invites readers to see with new eyes—to reclaim the sacred, liberate love from trauma, and activate peace as a lived experience. $2.99 on Kindle.

As a successful former prosecutor and defense lawyer, Shelley Lynne Levisay thought she understood the dynamics of domestic violence. She fought for victims in the courtroom, armed with logic, evidence, and a deep-seated belief in justice. But when a charismatic and decorated veteran named Matthew walked into her life, she discovered that the heart does not always listen to the head.

What began as a storybook romance devolved into a suffocating web of manipulation, isolation, and terror. Shelley’s confidence was eroded by relentless gaslighting, her independence stripped away by coercive control, and her safety shattered by physical abuse. She was living a double life: a poised attorney in public and a prisoner in her own home, all while financially supporting the very man who was destroying her.

The nightmare culminated in her own arrest, a public humiliation that threatened to end her legal career and everything she had worked for. *Love Isn’t Always the Answer* is Shelley’s harrowing, courageous story of surviving the unthinkable, facing a justice system from the other side, and finding the strength to rebuild a life that is truly her own. It is a vital, unforgettable memoir for our times. $2.99 on Kindle.

Also known as “He was blacklisted: A family in the path of the FBI and its secrets”.Earl Meanor was an honest, hardworking man who got shafted badly by some men he knew at work. They deliberately bad mouthed his character, we believe they stole one of his inventions and they crafted a blacklist that nearly destroyed his life.This is the true story of a man, my dad, Earle Vincent Meanor, who was pushed aside and down by people whose only reason was that they just did not like him. He could have been successful, powerful, and wealthy, but instead, he was broke, ostracized, pushed into a corner, and mocked. He created an invention, a camera that changed the world, but never got the credit for it. He was blacklisted and could not get a job because of the evil men who hated his guts. For half his life, he had to walk everywhere, along with his family, just to survive. Somehow, despite all the harsh treatment and circumstances, he kept his family together, and now his son can tell everyone the truth about what happened. This book tells that story and more. You need to read this to motivate you to never give up, no matter the obstacles thrown in your way. Please read it. $2.99 on Kindle.