Find My Me

STOP! Look around, breathe, feel, hear, and see. These are the true senses of what makes us Who We are? When was the last time you sat down all by yourself, in silence, with no distractions, no stream of thoughts, just you in a quiet space ‘all by yourself ’? “Your life is surrounded by many lives. You often go through a rehearsed pattern of life, where you learn to love others. But in this circus of life, you hardly ever realize the importance of falling in love with yourself. Your life is all about ‘YOU’.” Do you want to find your ‘YOU’? Do you know the real meaning of your life’s journey? Find My ‘Me’ invites you on a journey with Vindi Kohli, as she recounts the deep losses and many challenges she has had to overcome, all while raising three beautiful daughters and running two successful businesses. Vindi describes the Bollywood-worthy twists and everyday victories of her life, observing how each struggle has led her further up the road to Self-Awareness, Self-Healing and Self-Love. Find My ‘Me’ is not just an inspiring memoir – it challenges readers to reflect on their own lives, discover their true identities.

Help Me Find My Brother is a memoir about Maria Colavita’s relationship with her brother Angelo. It details the journey she and her parents endured as they discovered the person he had become and uncovered his years of self-destructive, addictive behavior and the resulting tragic accidents. Growing up in an Italian American house, Maria and Angelo’s loving parents worked hard to provide many good opportunities for their children. Maria enjoyed the brighter opportunities that came her way; but struggled to understand why Angelo chose the darker path of life. Her fun loving, intelligent brother was lost to the world of drug addiction. Maria has worked for the past 40 years to help Angelo; trying to steer him toward a life with a brighter future. She’s shared her story of how an ordinary traditional family with old school values understood and handled their lost son and brother. Help Me Find My Brother is Maria’s attempt to understand the difference between Angelo’s drug addict lifestyle and his traumatic brain injuries and mental illness. While she may not have gotten her fun-loving brother back, she became a much better sister and daughter because of this journey.

After the Civil War, African Americans placed poignant "information wanted" advertisements in newspapers, searching for missing family members. Inspired by the power of these ads, Heather Andrea Williams uses slave narratives, letters, interviews, public records, and diaries to guide readers back to devastating moments of family separation during slavery when people were sold away from parents, siblings, spouses, and children. Williams explores the heartbreaking stories of separation and the long, usually unsuccessful journeys toward reunification. Examining the interior lives of the enslaved and freedpeople as they tried to come to terms with great loss, Williams grounds their grief, fear, anger, longing, frustration, and hope in the history of American slavery and the domestic slave trade. Williams follows those who were separated, chronicles their searches, and documents the rare experience of reunion. She also explores the sympathy, indifference, hostility, or empathy expressed by whites about sundered black families. Williams shows how searches for family members in the post-Civil War era continue to reverberate in African American culture in the ongoing search for family history and connection across generations.

Here I stand, beholding an amazing paradise. Never, in my entire life have my eyes envisioned such beauty, not even in travel brochures or nature magazines. Jasmine vines and honeysuckle bushes, perfume the air with the most fragrant smell that has ever filled my nostrils. How did I get here; I do not recall? I think to myself, do I have amnesia or have I died and gone to heaven? Are my love ones searching for me? Where in all glory can I be? Can you help me find my way home?

Sex in your seventies, a google search, begins this humorous story about senior single relationships. Kayla comes up with the idea that without a partner she is at a disadvantage. She goes online over a one year period in search of a compatible companion in spite of the many self-doubts and second thoughts that arise from a persistent, outspoken inner voice that criticizes her unmercifully. Follow her journey as she meets five potential companions telling about each encounter as it takes place (yes, the author did the research herself). Along the way, she bumps into many surprises and learns a few things about herself as well as online dating. Find out how Kayla turns her mundane existence into a more fulfilling life as she looks forward to the future. The sand in the hourglass may be running out but paradoxically, living for her is gearing up rather than winding down.

No one can save her. In order to protect Prince Lucien d’Malvane’s heart, Zera had to betray him. Now, he hates the sight of her. Trapped in Cavanos as a prisoner of the king, she awaits the inevitable moment her witch severs their magical connection and finally ends her life. But fate isn't ready to give her up just yet. With freedom coming from the most unlikely of sources, Zera is given a second chance at life as a Heartless. But it comes with a terrible price. As the king mobilizes his army to march against the witches, Zera must tame an elusive and deadly valkerax trapped in the tunnels underneath the city if she wants to regain her humanity. Winning over a bloodthirsty valkerax? Hard. Winning back her friends before war breaks out? A little harder. But a Heartless winning back Prince Lucien’s heart? The hardest thing she’s ever done. The Bring Me Their Hearts series is best enjoyed in order. Reading Order: Book #1 Bring Me Their Hearts Book #2 Find Me Their Bones Book #3 Send Me Their Souls

Part memoir, part mystery, 'Find Me' is a tale of a friendship between a troubled young woman and a celebrity obsessed with helping her. Rosie O'Donnell's candid memoir is a topsy-turvy tale of mistaken identities and strange psychological illnesses that may or may not exist.

Cle is the best analyst in the CIA. It's not bragging, just true. While it hasn't turned out to be the dream job she imagined, it does afford her a sense of pride knowing that her work helps make the world a safer place, or so she thought. When she stumbles across something other analysts failed to find, she becomes trapped in dangerous world of smoke and mirrors that threatens those closest to her. Captain Draven "Hyper" Maxwell hates his hand-me-down name and everything it stands for. Being no more than an afterthought of parents more interested in their own careers, he cuts out the minute he turns eighteen. He signs up for the Army, and spends the next ten years building bonds that are incapable of breaking. As Hyper watches all of his teammates find women and start families, he realizes a part of him is still missing. Despite his best efforts, he can't seem to get past the quirky, paranoid friend of Sam that keeps invading his thoughts. When the dirty player in the CIA learns that Cle cracked the code, a target is placed on her and the Rangers she's been hanging around with. Hyper and his team are tested to the limits when they are ambushed by American operatives during a training exercise. Frustrated and unwilling to trust anyone outside their circle, they finally get the break they're after when an obscure message comes to them from an unlikely source... Cle. He'll need her help to stop further attacks on his team, and she'll need him to stay alive.