Autobiographies & Memoirs
In My Arms Again
A memoir ghostwritten as an epic romance, a young married couple is forced by their own warring parents to divorce, despite her pregnancy. When their son is eighteen, he reunites his parents, the couple remarry, and their epic romance continues.
Thumbprint Butterfly
In a heartbreaking memoir, a woman is born with birth defects resulting from her father’s exposure to Agent Orange in the Vietnam War. The book serves as an exposé of a war crime whose effects are still being felt today, but is also an inspiring tale of personal triumph.
A Wee Dividend
In an autobiography based upon the style of P.G. Wodehouse, a successful banker lived a legendary life of world travel and charitable giving and wrote this ghostwritten memoir to honor all those who helped him along the way.
Legacy
In the face of his mother’s death from cancer, a young man honors her memory by dedicating his life to making her organic farm successful in spite of all the odds.
New Day Dawning
In a truly unusual ghostwritten autobiography, a narcissistic playboy was punched in the face so hard, one day, it resulted in a profound spiritual enlightenment that completely turned his life around.
Walk Toward the Rising Sun
A young South Sudanese man grew up running from attacks in a genocidal war against his people, then came to America as a refugee and became a Hollywood actor.
Ironing Money
A down-and-out, homeless alcoholic finally went into recovery after three trips to rehab and used the only life experience he had to build one of America’s premier rehab clinics for veterans.
Ice Angel
A female scientist fought for her right to work in the nearly all-male environment of America’s premier Antarctic research facility, then had to fight again to be recognized for her ground-breaking achievements.
I’m not that Smart but I Know How to Make Money
In another ghostwritten memoir, a wildlife researcher in Africa used what he learned from the elusive honey badger to succeed in business.
Business Cards and Shoe Leather
A client who succeeded despite crippling dyslexia wasn’t fazed by any aspect of building a multi-million-dollar business, but being embarrassed in front of his wife made him realize it was finally time to learn to read.