Biography Books

When the valley is darker than it has ever been...when we lose someone we loved, what can we learn? Lessons Learned in the Mourning explores that question. Born from real experiences, this book dives deep into the issues of loss, yet it also finds hope there.

These are the creeds and confessions of a retired man.

This is an autobiography of Richard Clarke. Richard lived a life adapting to change. Born in Oklahoma with roots from Texas, moving to San Jose, CA long before it became Silicon Valley, working in a number of Silicon Valley Companies, and then retiring first to South India, then Mexico. One...

This is the prequel and sequel to my first book The Prisoner in Hell first written in 2007, This is the story of my life up to my encounter with the Texas Justice System, and to the death of my friend in 2016, It may not be as thought provoking and as hard to fathom as The Prisoner is, but...

This is a publication that reveals rewarding routes taken by the author during his work and family life time.

The runt of the litter, Gemini Joe is no stranger to tears. His life is a story: following the Great Depression and his parents struggle to provide for his family. Survival in his powerful, sometimes cruel family was not easy. Although he remembers with affection and occasional humor the holidays...

The true stories about me and my mates growing up in London. Begins in the late sixty’s. From around 6 to 26 years old.Just some of the true uncensored and possibly incriminating stories of me and some mates growing up in London S.E.10, That I dare tell,

Being reborn is the power of redefining existence and having a new life.

It is my real life experience through three and a half years of domestic violence as a teen where I was almost killed twice.

The book is a short inspirational tale of the adventures and experiences of a polio survivor from the early 1950's. The book is full of amusing anecdotes exploring the first 50 years of his eventful, and certainly not boring life. This is living life to the full in spite of a disability. Peter was...