My Journey 90 Years is the rich and wide-ranging memoir of Dhirajlal Dhanani — a life spanning nine decades of family, friendship, business, travel, and a steadfast commitment to helping those in need, told with warmth and deep gratitude for every chapter along the way.

Light of Your Own Being is the compelling memoir of Rakeebah Rahim, who spent thirty-five years building a law firm from a small high-street practice into a thriving multi-office business — only to lose it almost overnight, and discover that her greatest strength had been within her all along.

L'Chaim is the warm and richly detailed memoir of Arleen Schwartz — an eighty-one-year-old Jewish woman from Philadelphia who traces her family's journey from Ukraine to America, and reflects on a life shaped by love, resilience, loss, and an unshakeable belief in the beauty of family.

The Power of Positive Events is the professional playbook of award-winning creative director Kwame Knight, who draws on over 25 years of event planning and production experience to reveal how truly memorable events are never accidental — they are intentionally designed. From corporate conferences to brand experiences, Knight blends real-world case studies with practical strategy to show readers how to create gatherings that inspire, connect, and leave a lasting impression long after the lights go down.

...And That's Not A Small Thing is the warm and candid memoir of Vittorio Musso — a man raised above a bakery and a bar in Torino who built a business, a family, and a rugby legacy, navigating love, divorce, and a full-circle return to the sport that shaped him.

The Founder's Story is the memoir of Patrick Wallschlaeger — a man who built his career from family roots and early self-discovery, forged a marriage alongside a professional life in financial planning, and ultimately created a business legacy he could pass on to others.