Browsing: Nonfiction

Diane Dewey was told she had been adopted at age one from an orphanage in Stuttgart — and that her biological parents were dead. But at 47, she received a letter from her birth father, and everything she believed about her life unraveled… A compelling memoir about family and identity.

In this incisive collection of essays, Keturah Kendrick challenges society’s notions of Black women — and recounts how she found empowerment through defying external expectations. An inspiring and thought-provoking read.

“Intense” (Publishers Weekly): Karen Keilt’s early life as part of Brazil’s upper class was one of privilege and exclusivity. But when her brother returned home from abroad and drew the attention of corrupt police, she was unlawfully arrested — and her life soon became a waking nightmare. A gripping memoir.

Journalist Jo Giese never wanted to be like her mother, Babe… but as Jo reflects on the lessons Babe taught her, she relishes her old-fashioned wisdom. A heartfelt memoir about the bond between mothers and daughters, “this engaging tribute should ring a bittersweet bell” (Kirkus Reviews).

“Superb” (Booklist): In the early 1900s, a single tiger claimed over 400 lives. This account describes what drove the animal’s aggression — and one man’s quest to end the bloodshed. “A gripping page-turner that also conveys broader lessons about humanity’s relationship with nature” (Publishers Weekly).

From a USA Today bestselling author: All Larkyn wanted was to lose her virginity — she certainly didn’t plan on a fake marriage to über-rich and drop-dead gorgeous Kade! But the blistering passion they find together may ruin her for any other man…