Author: keithbook

There was a time when I was surviving more than I was living. Days filled with noise, demands, grief, and confusion. I couldn’t tell where one emotion ended and another […]

Most of us grow up thinking power is something you have to take. Force. Control. Domination. That’s what we see in movies and boardrooms. But what if power didn’t require […]

This book was the hardest to write—because it was written from a place most of us try to avoid. When I’m Gone is not a farewell letter. It’s a doorway. A […]

Some books are written for an audience. This one was written for the people I love—especially those I may never get the chance to fully explain myself to. What I […]

We often hear the phrase “Pay it forward.” But no one talks about the other side of that truth—the part where you have to be willing to receive. Receiving It Forward is one of […]

There’s no shortcut to becoming. The Long Road to Here is a memoir, yes—but not the kind with a polished arc or tied-up ending. It’s a book about the slow, painful, […]

Some books are written with a plan. This one started with a road trip and a deep, aching need to breathe again. Escape to Port Isabel is a journal-style reflection of the […]

This book isn’t just a love letter. It’s a testament. She’s Not Just Along for the Ride was written for my wife, Melody—a woman who walked through cancer, hardship, uncertainty, and […]

Some books take chapters to build. This one took only pages. The Sunset Redemption is a short story—but it lingers. A quiet, reflective piece about a man alone with his thoughts, […]

If you knew you only had one day left to speak—what would you say? A Warrior’s Last Words is a deeply reflective piece of historical fiction set in feudal Japan. It […]