Biography Books

Helping hands are better far than praying lips. -Agnostic, Robert G. Ingersoll Ingersoll the Magnificent "Lips or Hands?" is an autobiographical account of a young atheist recovering from a years-long methamphetamine addiction (1987). By...

The journal of James Roosevelt Starks and his devoted wife, Ida Marie Bowers.

The author has chosen his parents badly and at 17 had to wear a yellow star to distinguish him as an enemy of Hungary. After becoming 18 he was called up into the Army as an unarmed laborer. He deserted and as a fake corporal went about during the Arrow-Cross terror period. Saving first his father...

From the introduction "A few years ago, my mother found a painting folder inside an old chest filled with my early works from the late 80’s and 90’s. They were totally forgotten for many years. I felt so happy to see them again, they really brought great memories back... " To enjoy the e-book...

A 13 year memoir of living in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as a Government Relations and Security administrator with the Royal Saudi Air Force from 1983 through 1996 while employed by McDonnell Douglas Services. Coordinating the daily administrative activities of the Company, its employees, their...

Mohammad Amin SheikhoBirth: 1890 A.D (1308 A.H) Death: 1964 A.D (1384 A.H) Precept: Interpretation of the Holy Qur’anScholar Sheikho was born in al-Ward district in Sarouja Quarter, one of the historical districts of Damascus, in Syria which was called mini-Istanbul during the period of the...

My autobiography tells of a sage, ironic, funny life that is too strange not to be true. So many crazy things happened to me that I just had to write about them. I have Asperger's Syndrome which makes me do crazy things sometime (once in a long movie line I turned to nobody in particular and...

Searching for love with all the trimmings at age 54, I happily reminisced about my own background and joyful take on life. This is the first of a series about falling down that "rabbit hole" when I met "Mr. Right" who probably lay on the continuum between narcissism and psychopathy. As roller...

In dealing with pain and hidden truths. I have discovered how a few people can help channel a chink of light found in the dark secrets we keep. To restore faith in self awareness that is as wide as the Ocean and as deep as the Sea.

Black Market Baby reveals my life growing up as an adoptee. . . With its inherent sense of restlessness, abandonment and denial. Half the U.S. Population (140 million Americans) have an adoption in their immediate family. There is an estimated seven million, or one-third of the Canadian...