Prague: My Long Journey Home is a different kind of Holocaust memoir, giving readers access to information via a unique personal story. Son of a mixed marriage, Ota Karel Heller was born in Czechoslovakia three years before the Nazi occupation of his country. Raised a Catholic, he was unaware of his Jewish roots, even after [...]

This year give a gift that will not only inspire friends and family, but will help support and spread the word about the hope, healing, and guidance we provide to so many deserving young women… Butterfly Tears: Stories of Entrapment to Empowerment Years in the making, this newly released book features the stories of nine [...]

Butterfly Tears: Stories of Entrapment to Empowerment So many women’s lives are shattered before they even have a chance to begin girls who suffer childhood abuse, neglect, drug addiction, and despair. Butterfly Tears reveals the gripping, intimate stories of nine brave women who found the strength The butterfly symbology is derived from the famous parable The [...]