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    Just in! Review of Nothing So Broken by Chris Richards from Literary Titan. " If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to live with the echo of someone else’s war or if you just like stories about complicated families and growing up, this one’s for you. I’d recommend  Nothing So Broken  to anyone who appreciates honest, character-driven stories that don’t sugarcoat real life." Read the rest of the review here:  Nothing So Broken | LITERARY TITAN NothingSo Broken  has reached  #2 in Hot New Releases /Vietnam War History,  #25 in Vietnam War biographies, #36 in disability biographies, #61 in Vietnam War History, and #266 in Asian history. Book description:  In the shadow of loss, a path to healing begins. Chris Richards grew up in a small New England mill town, where life was tough and loyalty ran deep. At just 19, his world was shaken when a close friend was left permanently disabled by a devastating accident. At the same time, Chris’s fath...

  Just in! Review of Nothing So Broken by Chris Richards.  Inspiring and necessary, this memoir will give all who receive it a new look at life, love, and hope. It is definitely a must-read, one that will guide individuals through the darkest of times. Read the rest of the review here:  Book Reviews - The US Review of Books: Professional Book Reviews NothingSo Broken  has reached  #2 in Hot New Releases /Vietnam War History,  #25 in Vietnam War biographies, #36 in disability biographies, #61 in Vietnam War History, and #266 in Asian history. Book description:  In the shadow of loss, a path to healing begins. Chris Richards grew up in a small New England mill town, where life was tough and loyalty ran deep. At just 19, his world was shaken when a close friend was left permanently disabled by a devastating accident. At the same time, Chris’s father began to show troubling symptoms linked to his service in the Vietnam War—unseen wounds that would slowly ...

  Independent Press review writes about Spiritually Homeless by Kris Girrell: Spiritually Homeless is deeply inclusive and compassionate, constantly inviting its readers into a shared, safe community. Throughout the book, Girrell positions himself as a fellow traveler—not a teacher or a spiritual guru, but a companion. We can feel the soft, unwavering call to take this journey as a personal invitation to rediscover what faith and meaning might look like when stripped of dogma and filled instead with honesty, curiosity, and true connection. Read the rest of the review HERE . Book description: Many have walked away from organized religion not out of apathy, but out of honesty. Still the spiritual hunger remains; the longing for community and a place called home persists.  Spiritually Homeless   offers a deeply compassionate and practical guide for those navigating spiritual life beyond church walls. Whether you left organized religion years ago or never belonged to some s...