Memoir/Biography/Autobiography – Reader Views Book Reviews

“The Memorandum: A True Story of Justice Forged from Fire” by Robert W. Kelley

April 19, 2021

“The Memorandum” features the legal side of one of the legal battles General Motors (GM) faced for one of the tragic events that happened with some of their vehicles. It starts off with showing what happened to the Murphy family and ends with the conclusion of their lawsuit against General Motors. In between, it shows what lawyer Robert W. Kelley faced, both in his personal life and in the legal system. A truly tragic story ending with some justice. … More “The Memorandum: A True Story of Justice Forged from Fire” by Robert W. Kelley

“The Whistleblower’s Tune” by Hugh Giblin

March 17, 2021

“The Whistleblower’s Tune” is Hugh Giblin’s memoir on the experience of whistleblowing that will keep you up at night! … More “The Whistleblower’s Tune” by Hugh Giblin

“Gone: A Memoir of Love, Body, and Taking Back My Life” by Linda K. Olson

March 5, 2021

Linda has achieved so much in her life, more than most other people have or will. She has beaten the odds and remains optimistic throughout her trials. Her story is an inspiration to everyone if only to follow your dreams. If you find yourself in a tough spot, think of what Linda would do and go from there. … More “Gone: A Memoir of Love, Body, and Taking Back My Life” by Linda K. Olson

“Doubting Faithfully” by Keith Long

February 18, 2021

“Doubting Faithfully: Confessions of a Skeptical Pastor” is Keith Long’s memoir of his spiritual journey throughout his life. It is the true story of how circumstances and situations can make a lasting impact on your life. … More “Doubting Faithfully” by Keith Long

“Arriving Here” by Lisa Steele-Maley

February 11, 2021

“Arriving Here: Reflections from the Hearth and Trail,” by Lisa Steele-Maley is a series of beautifully written essays of reflection based on her life experiences. … More “Arriving Here” by Lisa Steele-Maley

“Never Turn Your Back on the Tide” by Kergan Edwards-Stout

February 6, 2021

“Never Turn Your Back on the Tide” is labeled as a fictional memoir. I have to say as fiction the book was interesting as a self-conscious journey through the narrator’s remembrances. It is a circuitous adventure filled with nice short one liners. Perhaps, the best parts are the little snippets. … More “Never Turn Your Back on the Tide” by Kergan Edwards-Stout

“Our Immigrants’ Son” by John Francis Patrick Murphy

January 29, 2021

“Our Immigrants’ Son” by John Francis Patrick Murphy is an epic poem which explores the author’s family history, dating back to his ancestors’ arrival in America in the 19th century. The narrative chronicles the events of the family through generation after generation, ultimately ending up with recollections from the author’s own life. … More “Our Immigrants’ Son” by John Francis Patrick Murphy

Interview with Derryen Plante – Author of “You’ve Got Some Nerve”

January 14, 2021

Derryen Plante, author of “You’ve Got Some Nerve” shares her battle back from a brain injury after a 20-second attack changed her life forever! … More Interview with Derryen Plante – Author of “You’ve Got Some Nerve”

“Listen Mama” by M.S.P. Williams

January 7, 2021

“Listen Mama” by M.S.P. Williams, is a moving memoir about not giving up on love. Comprised of touching letters, this book chronicles the journey of a son’s yearning for his mentally ill mother to love him, and encounters barriers that seem impenetrable. … More “Listen Mama” by M.S.P. Williams

“Cover My Dreams in Ink” by Jessie Dunleavy

January 2, 2021

“Cover My Dreams in Ink” provides the most intimate glance at what life with people impacted by addiction is like. This memoir, published by Paul’s mother gives an inside point of view post-death, in a story unlike any other. … More “Cover My Dreams in Ink” by Jessie Dunleavy