In Widows Gone Wild, Sunny recounts her journey of how she and her friends, each at their own rate, overcame their grief and cultivated lifelong friendships. She shares wisdom from the Widows Gone Wild gently and non-judgmentally, for the bereaved and also those who want to help them.

Widows Gone Wild: Our Journey from Loss to Resilience

Wells, Sunny

Parenting & Relationships

Retelling

In this powerful and entertaining memoir, Dr. John Charles Hill chronicles his climb of Mount Manaslu, the eighth highest mountain in the world. His keen observational skills and uncommon vulnerability bring to life the terrain, people, and experience of a professionally guided climb in Nepal. Meanwhile, the author’s family is in crisis at home in Colorado. Dr. Hill shares multiple personal stories from his unique perspective as a sports medicine physician, ultra-athlete, husband and father. He invites us into his world of unexpected disasters, life and death, spiritual encounters and miracles with an innate sense of humor and gifted eloquence. He demonstrates what it means to live a life "All In".

All In: The True Story of a Physician Living on the Edge

Sports & Outdoors

Hill DO, Dr John Charles

Biographies

Perennial Wealth: A Guide for Cultivating the Family Enterprise

Business & Money

Brenneman, Jay

Lagerborg, Daniel R.

Kirkpatrick, Taylor

Finance

Katherine Gottlieb, the daughter of an Alaska Native mother and a Filipino father, grew up in a war zone of alcoholism, domestic violence, abuse and neglect. She became a mother and was married at sixteen, which began her own journey of breaking the silence for herself and countless others. With a resilience born of a strong faith, Katherine refused to be defined by her past or her own failures. Hired as a receptionist, she quickly advanced to become the President and CEO of Southcentral Foundation, a renowned Alaska Native Healthcare Organization which received two Malcolm Baldrige Quality Awards. In 2004, Katherine was granted the prestigious MacArthur Fellows Genius award. Katherine's vividly remembered story portrays her heart behind the Beauty for Ashes conferences, which she founded with others who share her passion for those who have been harmed. It is a story of continuing struggle, resilient faith, determination, and hope. Visit her website at katherinegottlieb.com.

His Hand Upon Me: The True Story of an Alaska Native and her fight to end abuse

Religion & Spirituality

Gottlieb, Katherine

New Age & Spirituality

Embracing a full life in the midst of suffering.\nJanene Brenneman was diagnosed at age 59 with Frontotemperal Dementia. As Jay Brenneman watched this disease steal the vibrant personality and the verbal and semantic function of his brilliant life companion, he journaled in order to grieve and to process the horror of what was happening to their lives and dreams. Jay’s reflections, shared in small but articulate and insightful portions, are honest, raw, and searching. Each of them is also imbued with a sliver of hope. Gradually Jay learns to embrace a full life in the midst of suffering. As Janene, in one of her last spoken phrases summoned him, to “Take a larger way.”

Take A Larger Way: Reflections of A Dementia Caregiver

Biographies & Memoirs

Memoirs

Turquoise Summer

Literature & Fiction

Lagerborg, Mary Beth

Genre Fiction

Dr. Cal Wilson was armed with a fresh degree in the new specialty of Family Medicine and inspired by stories of pioneer missionary doctors. His wife Mimi grew up deep in the Ituri Forest of Democratic Republic of Congo and watched her mother welcome anyone who passed through. She inherited a passion for serving the balm of a warm meal and good conversation. Together they lived for stretches of time in Africa, South America, the Middle East, and the Navajo reservation, with the goals of serving the not-yet-served and leaving them able to serve themselves and others.

The Pioneer and the Innkeeper: Adventures in Uncertainty and Faith Around the World

Wilson, Mimi

Wilson, Dr. Calvin

Professionals & Academics

Three young journalists at the Los Angeles Times scatter to assignments in hot-spots around the world. On location in Tanzania, Kosovo, and Los Angeles, they encounter Sepo, Danika and Marko, and Paki, refugees who have been forced to assume leadership beyond their years and abilities. As the youths get caught up in the dangers surrounding them, they form global alliances that surprise even them-and that will change the course of their lives. This fast-paced story will challenge what-or who-you believe the Church to be.

Invisible Lines

Joe Nuu

At the close of World War II, Kansas newspaper editor Frank Hamilton and his wife Jane are taking a long-awaited month's vacation on Grand Lake, Colorado. Frank wants to fly fish. Jane wants to leave her social obligations behind and find a summer passion. They've brought their precocious 11-year-old granddaughter Maggie. A Nancy Drew wannabe, Maggie believes that in a creaky old cabin with a cranky grandmother she must uncover and solve a mystery to make her vacation complete. The Hamilton's capable maid Alma has come to manage Maggie, a task that will take her places she never dreamed she could or ought to go.

Mary Beth Lagerborg

The Road to Somewhere: A Journey Down Route 66 and Through the Bible

Beltz, Bob

Christian Books & Bibles

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