Articles
When Fantasy Heals: Finding Magic in Broken Places
Crystal J.N. Willix’s debut fantasy romance blends magic and trauma recovery, following a scarred heroine and a cursed prince as emotional healing unfolds.
When Success Becomes a Prison– The Hidden Courage Behind The Big Dark
Healthcare professional Pamela Elaine Telford reveals decades of domestic abuse in memoir ‘The Big Dark’ – exposing why leaving is perilous and healing.
Finding Poetry in Survival: How to Built a Life and a Home at Alaska’s Edge
A fearless memoir of Alaska’s off-grid living where science meets remote wilderness, charting faith and survival and a woman’s search for authentic purpose.
A Grandmother’s Handwritten Gift of Gentle Wisdom For All: Musings For Madie- Quotes to Live By When Life Gives Us Life
Stephanie Malbasa’s ‘Musings for Madie’ turns a handwritten gift into a book of wisdom, gratitude and daily joy honouring family bonds and mindful reflection.
‘Australia’s To Kill a Mockingbird?’: Why ‘Outback Odyssey’ Is Sparking Conversations
‘Outback Odyssey’ echoes ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ in Australia, a First Nations-centred historical fiction that probes prejudice and identity for book clubs.
Questions To Ask Yourself: ‘Fool for Thought’ Feels Like the Conversation You Need
David Vega’s ‘Fool for Thought’ is an essay collection that swaps fixes for questions, blending leadership insight with self-reflection and mental wellbeing.
Finding Your Way Forward- How One Woman’s Story of Grief Became a Guiding Light for Others
Laurie Robinson Sammons’ ‘From Mourning to Dancing’ reframes grief and loss through shared stories with guided journaling for wellbeing and book-club support.
Your Reading Roadmap: The Nonfiction Books That Help Through Divorce, Grief and Caregiving
Brittany Snow shares non-fiction books that steadied her after divorce and her father’s Alzheimer’s – from grief and trauma to mindfulness and self-therapy.
Everyone Has Secrets: ‘The Good Wife’ Taps into Survival and Identity
B.M. Roberts’s debut ‘The Good Wife’ is a taut psychological thriller as Claire Holloway’s life unravels, exposing domestic secrets, survival and identity.
Whose Story Are You Living? How Memory, Myth And Heritage Impacts Your Wellbeing
Dr Ruth Gannon Cook explores signs, symbols and family stories through a Jungian lens to help women recognise patterns, nurture wellbeing and reclaim identity
Breaking the Emotional Triangle- A Fresh Stepparenting View on Belonging and Building Real Bonds
Richard Ramos offers guidance for stepparents in ‘The Art of Stepparenting’ – five pillars to build trust, set boundaries and foster blended-family harmony.
Empathy at the Heart: How Amy Peterson is Rewriting the Rules of Legacy Building
Amy Peterson brings tactical empathy to family farm negotiations, easing succession stress and safeguarding legacy. Her people-first approach helps women lead.