We specialise in creating powerful autobiographies that resonate with readers. If you enjoy true stories of resilience and triumph, you’ll love ours.
A Diamond of Dust by Anato Swu
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A Doctor’s Path to Healing by Dr Audrey Gilchrist Johnston
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A Journey of Discovery by Heather Thompson
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A Plentiful Rain by Joanna Gadd
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Amazed by George Jones
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Breaking the Silence by Bokali Chishi Mughavi
£9.99A story of survival and a call to action as the author explores conditions such as schizophrenia, mood disorders, depression, anxiety, and substance abuse, exposing the silent suffering of stigmatized souls and the isolation that grips their families.
COLLECTORS BOOK – HARDBACK – The Border Cleansing
Price range: £14.99 through £25.00HARDBACK VERSION: In this heart-wrenching collection of true stories, readers are taken on a journey through the brutal reality of life in the border areas between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. With unflinching honesty and raw emotion, the survivors of these horrific atrocities share their stories of pain, loss, and grief.
Dangerous Escapades by Ian D. Withers
Original price was: £16.99.£14.99Current price is: £14.99.For over sixty years, Ian Withers traversed the world’s shadowy underbelly, undertaking daring missions that defined the very essence of danger and intrigue
GYPSY PREACHER by John Purcell
Original price was: £10.99.£8.99Current price is: £8.99.Unashamedly Gypsy by birth, John Purcell’s passion for Jesus shines through on every page of this book. How does a man who couldn’t read or write lead thousands to Christ, witness countless miracles, and become known as ‘The Walking Bible’?
I Heard Their Cry by Shirley Bowers
Original price was: £11.99.£9.99Current price is: £9.99.From the turbulent history of Oliver Cromwell’s conquests to the lasting impact on Barbados, Ireland, and beyond, this book exposes generational pain and injustice. It shines a light on the descendants of those transported as prisoners—people still living under the shadow of forgotten suffering.
