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The poignant and humorous story of a fearful rookie reporter at a small-town newspaper in 1978 who uncovers a big-time scandal.

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In this true-life Julie and Julia meets Notorious RBG mash-up, former attorney Leslie Karst recounts how finagling her way into hosting an intimate dinner party for Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg sends her on a journey of culinary and personal discoveryand, ultimately, completely changes her life.

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With the threat of invasion and bombing by Germany hanging heavily over England at the start of World War II, twenty-year-old Kate is devastated when she's forced to postpone her dream of a singing career to help out at home. When she finds herself responsible for the well-being of a young Jewish girl--her priorities change in ways she never imagined.

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When Melanie Gibson needed a good kick in the pants to get her mind in order and her life back on track, she turned to the Korean martial art of taekwondoand, from white belt to black belt, learned to trust herself, build confidence, and speak up for what she wanted in life.

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Tired of watching Michigan's forests devastated by fracking as leaders refuse to act on climate change, four eco-minded students, a few seasoned activists, and some wildly creative locals stand together to say, "No more!"

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When a traumatized reporter goes missing in the Wyoming wilderness, the therapist who knows her secrets is drawn into the investigationand she comes face-to-face with terrifying answers regarding her own difficult past.

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After growing up on a small Arkansas farm in the 1940s and 1950s and struggling with poverty, her fathers lecherous grip, and a husband in the Klan, Grace Marie Hall escaped to a life in Californiabut now her father has died, and she returns to Arkansas for what she hopes will be her last trip home.

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Facing an existential crisis, Melissa Gibersona suburban woman in midlifesearches for her authentic self even as she desperately clings to the stable life shes created for her children. Can she be true to herself and be a good mother Or will her children hate her for changing their story

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Too often, literature on leadership is designed for menor insists that women have to be more like their male counterparts in order to succeed in business. Here, executive coach and former Catholic nun Ellen Snee shares how women can find confidence in their own competence, capitalize on their inherent strengths, and start leading in the most effective way possible: from the inside out.

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We each have a gift meant to be used, and accessing the full power and creativity of this gift requires reconnecting with the wise and intelligent universe from whence it came. Both a philosophy and a way of life, Leadership Flow is a must-read for new and experienced leaders seeking an alternative way to make an impact and make a difference.

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Leaders who care about justice must be ready and able to address concerns about equity, power, biases, hiring practices, and sustainabilityand thats just the tip of the iceberg. Leading for Justice offers individual and collaborative

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After interviewing an Indian holy man, newspaper reporter Margaret Bendet follows him in pursuit of enlightenmentunconditional and unending joyand ends up facing demons that were inside her all along.

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When graduate student Cassie Lyman discovers that shes related to the woman shes decided to write her doctoral dissertation aboutKate Easton, the founder of the Birth Control League of Massachusettsher quest to discover the truth about Kate unearths some unpleasant family secrets.

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This is the story of my search for truthfirst, the truth of a childhood with a sexually abusive, alcoholic father and an emotionally absent mother; then, a search for truth as a journalist and a grown woman.

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In these twelve linked short stories-pieces at once painful and yet also everyday slices of life-women and girls struggle to find their way amid cultural constraints.

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Half a world apart, soul mates Nettie and Andy struggle to surviveone in a hospital with ugly secrets and treacherous people, the other in the dangerous shadows of the Vietnamese jungle.

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Rachel Levy Lesser tells the story of her life in this collection--fourteen coming-of-age essays, each one tied to a unique fashion accessory, laced with humor and introspection about a girl-turned-woman trying to figure out friendship, love, a career path, parenthood, and, most poignantly, losing her mother to cancer at a young age.

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When Janice Mock's stage four cancer diagnosis causes her to examine her career as a successful trial lawyer and the relentless drive for wealth and excess that corporate America promotes, she comes to the realization that she must change in order to make the most of the rest of her life.

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When a lonely young girl meets a teacher twice her age, she is seduced into a web of deceit and secrecyan experience that teaches her that sex in exchange for attention feels like love, even as it destroys her self-worth. Here, Liz Kinchen offers a detailed view of exactly how this abusive experience influenced her adult relationships, and how her eventual healing unfolded.

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Set in Eastern Europe in the first half of the twentieth century and culminating in contemporary Israel and Palestine, Light Radiance Splendor shows how three generations of the Hebrew Goddess Shekinahs devoted mission keepers grapple with betrayal, forgiveness, and redemption.

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A fictionalized account of a real-life rivalry between two sisters who crave wealth, fame, and travel at a time when women are expected to be content with a humble home life: May and Louisa Alcott.

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Thirty-seven-year-old piano teacher Camille Childs is a lost soul who is seeking recognition through her star studentso when her student unexpectedly leaves California to return to her village in Oaxaca, Mexico, Camille follows her. There, Camille meets Alejandro, a Zapotec man who helps her navigate the unfamiliar culture of Oaxaca and teaches her to view the world in a different light.

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A psychological memoir by a highly trained child psychologist who falls in love with a brilliant and charming psychiatrist. Choosing to ignore all the red flags of narcissism she's been trained to recognize will later come back to haunt her.