Some stories feel like they belong in a movie, yet they are all too real. Nick Berg’s book, Shadows of Tehran, blends fact and fiction to tell the gripping account of his life—from escaping Iran after the revolution to serving in the U.S. Special Operations, surviving war zones, and overcoming unimaginable obstacles.
Stories of adventure, resilience, and pushing the limits of what’s possible always stand out at Fortis Publishing. Daz Tait exemplifies all of these qualities and more. His sailing memoir, The World’s My Oyster, captures the highs and lows of his six-year journey circumnavigating the globe—an odyssey filled with challenges, losses, and unexpected twists.
Bringing history to life with passion and meticulous research is something we value deeply at Fortis Publishing. John West exemplifies this dedication in his work. His book, The Psychiatrist, masterfully intertwines historical fact with fiction, recounting his father’s real-life experiences as a British POW while also imagining a poignant journey that was never realized.
Discovering authors who share bold, real-life stories that challenge perceptions and leave a lasting impact is at the heart of Fortis Publishing. Andy Morrissey does just that in his book, All At Sea: Living the Fake Dream. His memoir takes readers on a whirlwind journey through his career, financial highs and lows, and extraordinary adventures. But behind the glamorous vacations and extravagant lifestyle was a stark reality—one far different from what social media projected.
At Fortis Publishing, we are proud to introduce remarkable authors whose stories inspire, empower, and resonate with readers worldwide. Here, we highlight Patricia M. Wennell, the author of Because It Didn’t Stop When It Ended—a deeply personal memoir that explores childhood trauma, therapy, and the journey to emotional freedom.
