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MODEL DETECTIVE takes listeners where true crime has never gone before—inside the heart, mind, and soul of a Chicago homicide detective whose grit and instincts prove that a woman's place is in the homicide division. Sergeant Michele Wood, a 25-year veteran of the Chicago Police Department, has spent nearly two decades in the Detective Division. With hundreds of arrests, and an extraordinary record of solving murders, she has led homicide teams while also appearing as a legal expert on ABC's 20/20 and other national true crime series.

Laurie Notaro can time travel. The portal is Scottsdale, Arizona. Once inside her elderly parents’ home, she’s a child again—who’s two years away from collecting Social Security. Caught between generations, Laurie is young enough to be thrust into the role of caregiver yet old enough to be grappling with her own creaking bones and analog life skills. It’s an awkward age.

Standing at the podium at the Pro Football Hall of Fame Luncheon Club, Becca Moore is about to address a group of predominantly male football fans who know her only as the wife of the coach of the most famous high school football team in the nation: the Massillon Tigers. But more than being a coach’s wife, she is a girls flag football coach, an administrator for special needs students, and a two-time ironman finisher.

Brought to you by Penguin. In her new book, Dame Judi Dench tells us of her life on the stage, on the screen, and, above all, behind the scenes... In this brand-new memoir, Judi takes us on a heartfelt and hilarious tour of her extraordinary life and career: from growing up in York and being...

In the quiet of the night, under the light of moon and stars, long ago, women began a story. The Power of Women shares a glimpse of that story and of the power still alive in the daughters of those first women long ago. This audiobook on instinctual birth is both educational and inspirational. It is not about how women should birth. It is about how some women do birth. Filled with mystery, the simplest, most straightforward birth is amazing, powerful and dramatic.

From the international supermodel, mother of successful businessman Elon Musk, and bestselling author Maye Musk comes an empowering, intimate, and inspiring exploration of reinvention that proves it’s never too late to embrace change, rewrite your story, and create a truly fabulous life. In...

De son enfance marquée par la violence physique et psychologique, Daniela Martins livre un récit puissant et intime, parfois drôle. Quelles marques ces traumatismes laissent-ils à l'âge adulte et comment composer avec ? Comment être mère lorsque l'on a subi des violences enfant ? Éclairant un sujet encore trop souvent passé sous silence, elle offre ainsi une vision d'espoir à toutes celles et ceux qui, comme elle, ont grandi dans la souffrance et refusent de transmettre cet héritage douloureux.

Voices of Women 2025, Vol. 4 is more than a book, it's a movement. Compiled by international speaker and community builder Kimberly Crowe and published by Woodhouse Publishing, this powerful anthology gathers the stories of women from across the globe who dared to rise, reclaim their voices, and create change in their lives, their communities, and the world.

In Laying the Foundation Brick by Brick (Second Edition), Khadijah Butler shares a deeply personal journey marked by loss and resilience. After the tragic death of her father, Craig, to gun violence in 1999, Khadijah transformed her grief into a force for good. She founded the Craig D. Butler Scholarship Foundation, dedicated to supporting African American high school seniors in Philadelphia.

A deliciously honest memoir about dating, desire and the radical act of wanting more. At 38, Louise O’Neill had the life she thought she wanted—until her long-term relationship ended, taking with it the home, future, and sense of certainty she’d built. Heartbroken but defiant, she made a...

Birgit Maria Kemphues turns expat life in the UAE into a rapid-fire comedy of wrong guesses, identity quizzes, and strangers who treat your face like public property. One day it’s Arabic coffee in a majlis. Next day it’s Germans aggressively sorting recycling into 17 bins while debating pretzel temperature. Airports? Full theatre: “Where are you REALLY from?” “Speak German.” Maybe sing the anthem. (Most Germans can’t.)

When the author’s marriage breaks down after 16 years, she embarks on a journey of transformative learning. Sometimes heart-wrenching, sometimes celebratory but always ethereal, Mo’s testimony bears an examination of the emotional plane that everyone in a marriage should explore. From the shock of discovery and deconstruction through to the easement of rehoming, Radiant White Light brings us through divorce to the tenderness of vulnerability and displacement, under the waters of forgiveness, and finally to a place where life will never be the same.

Diary Writer beschreibt in ihrem Buch „Raum“ zuerst, wie sie ihre Kindheit als türkisches Mädchen in Deutschland erlebt hat. Die kulturellen Unterschiede, die unbegreiflich sind, aber stets präsent, führen immer wieder zu Konflikten – innerlich und auch äußerlich – ob das in Deutschland ist oder in der Türkei im Urlaub. Die Autorin nimmt den Leser mit und erzählt von über ihre Kindergartenzeit, über ihre die Zeit mit ihren Eltern und ihren beiden Schwestern in der kleinen Zwei-Zimmer-Wohnung in Köln, bis hin zu ihrem Leben als junge Mutter und Ehefrau.

In this deeply personal memoir, Sherri Olson invites listeners into the quiet, painful, and powerful spaces where identity is shaped. From childhood wounds and fractured family bonds to motherhood, resilience, and hard-earned self-awareness, Still Becoming unfolds as a journey of survival, reflection, and growth.

In the dimly lit corners of history, where oppression casts its long, suffocating shadow, tales of courage, resilience, and unwavering determination emerge like beacons of hope. Out of Tyranny is the memoir of Fanyela Weinberg, a remarkable woman who defied the iron grip of communism in Romania. This tale serves as both a testament to the human spirit and a reminder of the enduring power of freedom.

Break Loose and Fly is more than a memoir; it’s one of those self-help books for women that shows you how to create lasting change. Growing up behind the walls of East Germany under Russian oppression, Kerstin Decook learned early what it meant to live caged. Later, she faced what felt like insurmountable hurdles — social, emotional, personal, and economic. From painful divorces to starting over in a new country without knowing the language, she chose not to let setbacks define her.

An intimate and human portrait of Perpetua, a third-century woman author who was idealized as a Christian martyr On March 7, 203, in the monumental amphitheater at Carthage, Vibia Perpetua was one of five Christians who met their deaths after refusing to venerate the Roman emperor Septimius...

Vanishing is a memoir about survival—and the quieter, more dangerous act of disappearing while still alive. Told through a series of intimate, unsparing reflections, the audiobook traces a life shaped by instability, silence, and endurance. From childhood memories marked by fractured family dynamics and unspoken rules, through adulthood spent functioning instead of living, the author charts how survival slowly became a substitute for selfhood.

Nikki Nash tells the story of an obsession that starts with a young girl's movie-star fantasy. At fourteen, longing for excitement and something of her own, Nikki fixates on superstar Warren Beatty. She's determined to find him and have him in her life forever. She creates a solid plan that she initiates four years later at the age of eighteen when she gets a job as a restaurant hostess where Beatty frequents. A year later, on a warm Sunday evening in April, after breaking a finger in a judo class and looking her worst, Warren Beatty walks through the door and her plan comes to fruition.

In Notes from the Other Side of Night, Juliana Geran Pilon provides a beautiful memoir of a return to her native Romania in 1975, which she left with her family when she was just fourteen. Poetically weaving together hard-won adult insights with her childhood perceptions, Pilon tells the haunting stories of her parents, grandparents, neighbors, and friends. She recounts the chilling realities of anti-Semitism, political imprisonment, and judicial execution under Romania’s ruthless communist authorities.