Explore the Best Indie Non-Fiction Books

July 3, 1863 at the Battle of Gettysburg: Twenty-one-year-old Captain Wells Waite Miller of the 8th OVI—"a bruised and undersized regiment"—played a crucial role in the Union's victory at Pickett's Charge. Chosen to lead an outpost 100 yards away from the main Union line, against seemingly insurmountable odds, Miller and 150 courageous men faced down 6,000 desperate Rebels. Fighting valiantly, they "broke an entire . . . brigade of the Army of Northern Virginia." This book celebrates the life of this forgotten Civil War hero.During a seven-year period of research, the author connected with several of Miller's descendants with remarkable syncronicities occuring between Wells' life and her...

Ten Rules Of The Road I Learned At My First Concert is one ordinary guy's saga of 160 concerts over the last 44 years: "From scalping tickets to catch Captain Fantastic at the height of his success to missing the opportunity to see Sir Paul close down Shea Stadium; from meeting one band in the middle of 43rd street to watching another play in a parking lot; from seeing a crowd throw objects at an amateur lead-in band to hearing two legends, Macca and Bruce, play "I Saw Her Standing There" - twice; from never seeing Van Morrison play "Someone Like You" to having him surprise us all with a rendition of "Send In The Clowns"; from attending a concert that never started to being at a show that we...

Do you have trauma from what you've believed about God since childhood?(Hint: You do.)Think about it. You might not even realize it....It isn’t just you....You are not alone.This book offers a page-turning look at a rarely discussed saga laced throughout the Bible from beginning to end—the story of inherited generational trauma and how it affected the impressions that the people of the Bible had about their lives and their God.The Bible tells of trauma that has been passed down to you.Some 3,000 years before the advent of modern psychology, which would identify childhood trauma as one of the primary causes of mental illness, the first authors of the Bible began to write a saga in which t...

Eight true crimes stories written by anonymous newsmen from early to mid 20th century in Canadian daily newspapers, historically retold (and in parts imagined) in this book. The first story is about the murder of a young university student during the Christmas season in Montreal. His half-brother, a Catholic Priest, is the accused. A Saskatchewan farmer is afflicted by periods of dark moods. He murders his stepson during one of these. Whilst in prison, serving a life sentence, he strikes out at the Deputy Warden, killing him. A man and his wife immigrate to Canada from Germany. His wife dies mysteriously. The man remarries, and his supposed second wife suffers the same fate. H...

Motley Crooks: Canadian Crime Stories unearths five gripping true tales of crime from Canada’s early to mid-20th century—each more audacious and unexpected than the last

Author Keith Landry uncovers crimes lost to time—stories of deception, pursuit, and justice that shaped a growing nation. Perfect for fans of historical crime and true Canadian mysteries.

Step into the shadowy corners of history where the line between justice and vengeance blurs, and the stories of human frailty, resilience, and cruelty unfold. Blood in the Headlines is a gripping anthology of true crime cases, each meticulously researched and vividly told, revealing the chilling events that once dominated front pages and captivated the public’s imagination.From cold-blooded murders in remote railway cars to tragic crimes of passion, from courtroom battles that exposed societal prejudice to investigations that unraveled long-buried truths, this collection delves into the darkest moments of human history. Each case is more than a crime story—it’s a reflection of the time...

The Sales Training Playbook Built for Today’s B2B SellerIf you’re in outside sales, the rules have changed. Scripts don’t work. Gimmicks backfire. And outdated methods leave money on the table. 21st Century Sales Success is the modern sales training guide built for the real world—designed to help B2B sellers master the conversations that drive deals, loyalty, and growth.Inside this no-fluff playbook, you’ll learn:• Sales conversations that work in today’s economy• What top performers say (and avoid) during critical moments• How to earn bigger orders, faster closes, and repeat business• Field-tested methods used by successful sellers and teams right nowWhether you lead a t...