The She Writes Press Big Summer Blowout is HERE!

Summer is coming to a close but not before Labor Day weekend and the She Writes Press Big Summer Blowout! Stock your ereader with 17 incredible ebooks for UNDER $20! 

 

After Midnight by Diane Shute

After Midnight follows Alix as she plans to break her way into the 1830s British horse racing world, after being forced into marriage with a Lord and sent to live in London, where her plans to race are further threatened when past memories resurface.

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A Leg to Stand On by Colleen Haggerty

A Leg to Stand On is the autobiography of a woman who didn’t let her disability—the loss of her leg during her senior year of high school in an accident—become her defining quality, taking on sports, life and motherhood.

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Building Blocks for Reflective Communication by Grace Manning-Orenstein, Ph.D.

Building Blocks for Reflective Communication provides empowering and accessible skills to communicate positively with people working in the highly emotional and stressful areas of child care such as teachers, administrators, mental health consultants and parents.

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The Coconut Latitudes by Rita M. Gardner

The Coconut Latitudes is a compelling, unexpected memoir about an explosive, alcoholic father who moves his family from their comfortable US lifestyle to the beaches of the Dominican Republic, declaring their family the luckiest people alive, while natural disasters and a violent dictator threaten their lives.

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A Cup of Redemption by Carole Bumpus

In A Cup of Redemption, three women’s lives become inexplicably intertwined as they struggle to overcome and resolve the memories the wars that changed their lives.

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Daring to Date Again by Ann Anderson Evans

As Evans recounts in her hilarious memoirDaring to Date Again, online dating can be a stride outside your comfort zone—especially after two kids, two divorces and twelve years alone.

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Dearest Ones At Home by Clara Taylor, Edited by Katrina Maloney and Patricia Maloney

In this collection of letters from YWCA industrial expert Clara Taylor, Dearest Ones At Home is a documentation of the Illinois native’s time in teaching in Revolutionary Russia.

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Faint Promise of Rain by Anjali Mitter Duva

Faint Promise of Rain is the story of Adhira, born to a Hindu family in 1554 Rajasthan and carrying the weight of her family’s hopes by being promised to marry a wealthy patron. Raised in seclusion, Adhira becomes an elegant dancer with different ideas for her future.

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Her Beautiful Brain by Ann Hedreen

In Her Beautiful Brain Ann Hedreen watches as her mother slowly succumbs to early onset Alzheimer’s while she herself starts a family and launches a career.

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Peanut Butter and Naan by Jennifer Hillman-Magnuson

When Jennifer Magnuson’s husband gets offered a job in India, she jumps at the chance to give her spoiled suburban family some much needed perspective and adventure. In Peanut Butter and Naan, Magnuson learns about unplugging, parenting fearlessly and letting go of her irrational anxieties.

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Portrait of A Woman in White by Susan Winkler

The day before Lili and Paul are meant to be married in 1940, the Nazis storm Paris, forcing Lili and her family to flee. But when Nazi Herman Goring loots their country chateau and discovers Portrait of A Woman in White, the family’s treasured Matisse portrait of Lili’s mother, the family’s fate becomes entwined with the of the portrait as they are forced pushed themselves to the limit to survive.

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Say It Out Loud by Roberta Dolan

Say It Out Loud is one part memoir, one part how-to as Dolan provides inspiring and accessible guidance for those dealing with the physical and emotional scars of sexual abuse.

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Trespassers by Andrea Miles

Trespassers follows Melanie years after being verbally and sexually abused by her stepfather as she contemplates her two options, revenge or forgiveness, both of which will cost her something.

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What is Found, What is Lost by Anne Leigh Parrish

Though she was raised in faith, Freddie feels lost after the death of her husband and seeks quiet contemplation rather than help from God. InWhat is Found, What is Lost Freddie will learn what it truly means to be faithful as a family crisis emerges and makes her question what it means to believe in God.

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Where Have I Been All My Life by Cheryl Rice

Cheryl Rice’s mother just died, she’s in love with her therapist and her husband is transforming from Average Joe to superhero.Where Have I Been All My Life is a funny, honest memoir of Rice’s struggle with grief, family and history as she learns to move on.

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The Sweetness by Sande Berger

Vilna 1941. An inquisitive young girl asks her grandmother why she is carrying nothing but a jug of lemons and water when they are forced by the Germans to evacuate their Vilna ghetto. “Something to remind me of the sweetness,” the wise woman tells her, setting the theme for what they must remember to survive. Set during World War II, the novel is the parallel tale of two Jewish girls, cousins, living on separate continents, whose strikingly different lives promise to converge.

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