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  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...

  Jeffrey Weiss's just-released book,  Racing against Time , was selected by Kirkus Review for spotlighting in its October magazine. From Kirkus Review: Great news! Your review for RACING AGAINST TIME  has been selected by our Indie editors to appear in the October 15th issue of  Kirkus Reviews  magazine. Only a limited number of Indie reviews make it into the magazine, so this is a pretty special spotlight. Here are some out-takes: " The author does not gloss over setbacks, such as calf pain that threatened his training, and the grueling heat of race day, which tested his endurance. This grounded authenticity will appeal to athletes and fitness enthusiasts alike, particularly those who value a thoughtful blend of motivation and realism. An engaging and reflective life journey that captures the grit, grace, and quiet triumphs of endurance sports." Read the remainder of the review in the  October Kirkus Reviews Magazine .  Book Description: In  Rac...

  WARM-HEARTED AND ENGAGING Says Rose City Reader of  From Tuscany with Love  by Lauretta Avina:  The book isn't a slick production, but it is warmhearted and engaging. I love it and can't wait to try the recipes.    Read the full review   HERE . Book Description: From Tuscany with Love  is an emotional memoir capturing the heartfelt journey of a scared, little girl from the rolling hills of Lucca to the bustling life in America. Through evocative stories and cherished family recipes, the author pays tribute to the rich culture, love, and flavors that shaped her life. This memoir beautifully blends personal reflections on family, resilience, and the timeless traditions of Tuscan cuisine, offering readers a deeply personal and flavorful look at an immigrant's path to finding a home and a sense of belonging in a new world. Keywords: Tuscany memoir, Italian cooking, cookbook, immigrant biography, culinary biography, Italian heritage book, family reci...