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When Memories Remain is the remarkable conclusion to the bestselling memoir, Where Children Run, the story of David and Dennis Pischke who survived more than a decade of abuse at the hands of their violently unstable stepfather. By the time the twins turned fifteen years old they'd left the...

Can You See Me? is a raw, courageous memoir of survival, addiction, faith, and healing. From a childhood marked by abandonment, abuse, and silence, Latoya Pemberton learned early what it meant to be unseen. Passed between caregivers, stripped of safety, and burdened by trauma no child should endure, she grew into adulthood carrying wounds that shaped every choice she made. Addiction became a way to survive what she could not yet name. With unflinching honesty, Latoya shares her journey through substance abuse, loss, incarceration, broken relationships, and the relentless search for relief.

Pessimism is a mindset characterized by a tendency to focus on the negative aspects of situations, anticipating unfavorable outcomes and often expressing doubt or skepticism about the future. This outlook can manifest in various ways, from subtle commentary on everyday events to overt expressions of despair about life’s direction.

There are moments when speaking feels harder than staying silent. When your thoughts are clear but your voice hesitates. When you know what you need but struggle to express it safely. Mind+Voice Alignment: Survivor Guide+Workbook for Finding Your Voice by Flora Hart is a gentle, trauma-informed audiobook designed to help you reconnect with your inner guidance and express yourself with clarity, safety, and self-trust—at your own pace.

For more than three decades, she lived under the crushing weight of manipulation, gaslighting, and control—abuse so invisible that even those closest to her couldn’t see it. Her parents dictated her thoughts, her choices, and her very identity, leaving her trapped in a cycle of fear, confusion, and despair. In this raw and powerful memoir, she shares her journey through the darkest valleys: multiple suicide attempts, countless battles for independence, and the devastating disbelief of those who couldn’t comprehend her pain. Yet her story doesn’t end there.

You’re not crazy. You’re being manipulated. If you constantly second-guess yourself at work, feel confused after conversations, or wonder why nothing you do ever seems right, you may be dealing with workplace gaslighting. And it can quietly destroy your confidence, your performance, and your mental health. In Gaslighting at Work, the author guides you through how toxic and narcissistic bosses manipulate reality and show you exactly how to protect yourself and fight back with clarity and strategy.

¿Sientes que los ecos del pasado familiar te persiguen? ¿Te parece imposible escapar de los patrones destructivos transmitidos de generación en generación? ¿Estás decidido a crear un legado más sano para tus hijos, libre del bagaje emocional de generaciones anteriores? Si has respondido "sí" a alguna de estas preguntas, no estás solo. Muchos han recorrido tu camino, deseosos de transformar la narrativa de su familia y abrazar una vida sin la carga del trauma heredado. Este libro es tu guía para comprender, sanar y, en última instancia, romper el ciclo para siempre.

The only daughter of a bipolar woman, Mae’s childhood innocence was bartered for the ease of a “secure” life. At twelve years old and after years of abuse, Mae realizes she must fight for herself. When she is sent away from her family, she’s forced to navigate years of abandonment in a children’s home. Throughout her turbulent adolescence and well into adulthood, the need to be seen as enough and the ache to become a mother shaped her life. It is this heartbreaking journey that leads to her deepest loss.

When Vicky was growing up she idolised her big brother David. Their mother worshipped the ground he walked on and as far as she was concerned, David could do no wrong. But then he betrayed little Vicky in the most shocking way imaginable. David began raping his sister. Vicky's happy home life was brutally twisted into a nightmare—he whispered threats into her ear over the kitchen table and she was crippled with fear about what he would do next. Then, at just twelve years old, Vicky discovered she was pregnant with her brother's baby.

A raw, honest, and unfiltered look at what it really takes to break alcohol’s grip. This audiobook isn’t theory — it’s lived experience. Laughing at My Alcohol Addiction follows one person’s journey from drinking out of habit, culture, and social pressure to finally choosing clarity, confidence, and a sober life.

Lydia a tout juste 4 ans lorsqu'elle découvre pour la première fois la secte de Raël. C'est sa mère, fervente adepte, qui l'a embarquée avec elle dans ce qui va devenir la vie de la fillette pour les vingt années suivantes. Pour Lydia c'est la descente aux enfers : alors qu'elle n'a que 13 ans, l'un des responsables de la secte la viole en lui disant qu'il la prépare pour Raël lui-même. Un peu plus tard, elle devient la « préférée » du gourou. Elle sera son esclave qui le sert, fait le ménage et se soumet sexuellement à toutes ses volontés.

Stop Bullying Without Fighting: The Proven System That Works for Adults, Teens, and Children. Master Moral Authority, Build Unshakeable Confidence, and Turn Fear Into Power At Any Age!

During the six months of caring for her husband through cancer treatment the main character Meredith finds herself living in two worlds at once—the uncertainty of the present and the pull of the past. During the long months of caregiving each stage of illness becomes intertwined with memories of her younger self, her immigrant survivor grandparents, her own survivorship, and the unspoken family losses and secrets that shaped her earliest understanding of love, grief and resilience.

She told him he was intelligent—and he believed her. What he didn’t know was that his entire life had been carefully controlled. This powerful Australian true story exposes the devastating reality of coercive psychological control hidden behind family love. Behind closed doors, Devin was praised yet denied autonomy. Protected, yet deliberately kept dependent. He was encouraged to believe he was intelligent while never being taught how to read, write, or function independently not to empower him, but in ways that kept him unaware of the deeper deception shaping his life.

Sobriety Was Supposed to Fix Everything. It Didn’t. In What Now? The Realities of Life After Addiction, Mike Allen delivers an honest addiction memoir about life beyond addiction and the unsettling truth that comes with long-term sobriety. After two decades of alcoholism, relapse, and self-destruction, he finally achieves recovery from alcohol abuse. But instead of instant peace, he faces early sobriety struggles, emotional sobriety, identity after alcoholism, and the quiet weight of responsibility.

This book is for anyone who has ever questioned their own reality, struggled to name what happened to them, or wondered if healing was truly possible.

One of the world's top experts on betrayal looks at why we often can't see it right in front of our facesIf the cover-up is worse than the crime, blindness to betrayal can be worse than the betrayal itself. Whether the betrayer is an unfaithful spouse, an abusive authority figure, an unfair boss, or a corrupt institution, we often refuse to see the truth order to protect ourselves. This book explores the fascinating phenomenon of how and why we ignore or deny betrayal, and what we can gain by transforming "betrayal blindness" into insight.

From the orchestra pit to the bariatric clinic, from Amsterdam canals to Toronto sidewalks, Finding Wendy is the unforgettable, laugh-out-loud, binge-worthy memoir of Wendy Limbertie—a queer, post-op, horn-playing force of nature who proves it’s never too late to rewrite your story. With her signature blend of grit, grace, and unapologetic humour, Wendy takes us on a wild ride through decades of struggles with obesity, public shame, music, love, and loss. She’s been 450 pounds. She’s been on international stages. She’s been heartbroken, hilarious, hopeful, and utterly human.

If you are a survivor of family trauma, "home" was never a sanctuary. It was a place of pain, instability, and fear. You may have longed for a home filled with love, nurturing, connection, belonging, and safety―but instead were met with dysfunction and emotional harm. When a home is toxic, it...

As a tale of the human spirit to overcome, SOCIOMOM is both a shocking tale of years of horrific child abuse at the hands of a sociopathic mother—and a remarkable triumph of the human spirit. An underdog story that goes behind the scenes in the workings of a sociopathic mother and how their mind works to get what they want at any cost. It is a harrowing tale that is still emotionally and spiritually uplifting. Raw, real, and unfiltered, it is a firsthand account of not only a depraved tale of child abuse—but the courage that can lead a survivor to a life beyond abuse.