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Francesca Bodins near perfect life is upended when a snowmobiling accident lands her, her husband Ben, and their four-year-old daughter in frozen lake. When he gets out, leaving them to die, she realizes her life isnt as perfect as she thought it was.

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When Elizabeth Garber, her architect father, and the rest of their family move into Woodies modern masterpiece, a glass house, in 1966, they have no idea that over the next few years their familys life will be shatteredboth by Woodies madness and the turbulent 1970s.

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When Jeanna Kendalla young white teacher at a progressive urban schoolbecomes involved with a community activist group, she finds herself grappling with issues of racism, sexism, and oppression of various shades in both her professional and personal life.

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Caitlin Billings is confident that shes finally outrun her tumultuous past and achieved the stability she needs to maintain as a mother and a therapistuntil a terrifying encounter with a man with a gun sends her spiraling into depression, suicidal ideation, and self-harm that only worsens when her eldest child begins to follow in her footsteps.

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How does the emotionally abandoned daughter of an emotionally abandoned mother learn to support her own child in a healthy wayIn Pursuit of Radio Mom is a clinical psychologists journey about longing for the embrace of a mother who cannot reach back, and how one generation impacts the next.

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After David Herron takes his life in the wake of the bursting lending bubble of 2008, those left behindhis wife and daughter, the detective who investigated the suicide, and the banker who called in the loanlearn, as they struggle to remake their worlds, that there is power in forgiveness and unlimited possibility in the unknown.

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Admitted to the California State Bar in 1975when less than 3 percent of lawyers were womenPeggy Garrity refuses to choose between family and profession, and succeeds at both beyond anything she could have imagined.

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After spicy, forty-something soap star Jo Randolph manages in twenty-four hours to burn all her bridges in Hollywood, along with her director/boyfriends beach house, she spends a crazy summer back in her West Texas hometownand it makes her question whether her life in the limelight is worth reclaiming.

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Perfect for readers inspired by Between Two Kingdoms, this inspirational memoir of a twenty-two-year-old womans sudden autoimmune kidney failure details a resilient journey of chronic illness, unfailing love, and moving forward with joy.

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Krista Nerestant endured multiple traumas as a child in the Philippines and a young immigrant in the United Statesyet she rose to face every obstacle she encountered with courage and self-love. Along the way, she found success and healing, discovered the hidden gifts of trauma, and eventually became a spiritual medium and inspirational leader in her community.

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An intimate and illuminating account of corporate executiveand secret love addictShary Hauers migration from destructive to healthy love.

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A slim, fast-paced, savvy volume that takes readers through the emotional roller coaster of dealing with being fired, seamlessly integrating practical advice and womens experiences into a narrative of resilience Involuntary Exit is a must-read for all professional women, becauselets face itit could happen to any one of us.

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After two European cataclysms disrupt the life of Irmathe wife of Vienna's Jewish city representativeshe escapes to London and New York, where she restores her life by saving child refugees. This true story, told in Irma's words and narrated by her granddaughter, reveals an inspiring woman who used languages as her passport to a safer, more hopeful world.

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A frank portrayal of the challenges and rewards of mothering midlife daughters and an exploration of how these relationships change with aging.

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Following the deaths of her parents, Linda Murphy Marshall returns to her midwestern childhood home; in the process of going through each room, she evokes memories and insights from her patriarchal 1960s upbringing, andinformed by her training as a translatorfinds new meanings in the often disturbing events that took place in that home.

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With humor, lived experience, and actionable advice, positivity expert and author Jane Enright offers inspiration and hope to readers on accepting unplanned change, building resilience, and landing butter side up in in the game of life.

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When Jenna McCann has the misfortune of becoming notorious at age twenty-four, she very quickly experiences the deluge of public shaming so prevalent in the modern age.

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When Josie Serafinis brother, Vic, loses his family in a tragic accident, she drops everything and goes to LA to help him. While there, she confronts broken relationships with her estranged father and rebellious, singer-songwriter daughter and begins a long-distance relationship with the equine veterinarian caring for her beloved horses back home in New York.

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Like her Great-Aunt Resi, Annette Gendler, a German, fell in love with a Jewish manbut unlike her aunt, whose marriage was destroyed by the Nazi times, Gendler found a way to make her impossible love survive.

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An insider's story of unrelenting sexual harassment and sexism from the 1950s to the 2010s as a young woman scratching her way up in a male-dominated world, from farm laborer to PhD scientist to corporate executive--and a call to action for those who wish to become champions for others.

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This coming-of-age memoir takes you inside the ashrams of gurus and sages of the far East, where one woman learns to heal her heart, believe in the magical happenstance of the universe, and find an unshakable love and trust within herself.

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