Authors in the News

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2013

The Angel Lady
Susan Reynolds
Ponorecord.com features the spiritual book The Angel Lady: A Journey with my Spiritual Companions by Susan Reynolds. The book includes 24 essays of different contributors who speak of Reynolds’s help in making them pay attention to different events of their lives.

The Diary of Cord House
Loretta Bender
Loretta Bender’s new mystery novel, The Diary of Cord House, was featured on booksworld.com. The book tells the story of Karen, a writer who intends to write about past murders. The twist happens when a recent murder she is trying to unlock is pinned on her.

Looking in the Mirror Out
Nora Nita Bates
Nora Nita Bates’ personal memoir Looking in the Mirror Out was chosen as one of the Best Indie Books of 2012 by the prestigious Kirkus Reviews. The first-time author finished her master’s degree in counselling with a focus on mental health from the University of Wisconsin-Stout.

Two Out of Three, A Meagan Maloney Mystery

Two Out of Three, A Meagan Maloney Mystery
M.M. Silva
M.M. Silva’s mystery novel Two Out of Three, A Meagan Maloney Mystery was chosen as one of the Best Indie Books of 2012 by the prestigious Kirkus Reviews. The author is a native of Iowa and currently lives in New England. Presently, she is writing the second book in the Meagan Maloney series.

Freedom of an Illegal Immigrant
Ruth Marimo
Ruth Marimo’s memoir, Freedom of an Illegal Immigrant, follows her humble life beginnings as an African orphan, her brief stay in England, and how she found her way to America at a very young age. She marries an abusive American Citizen and has two children with him, only to come to terms with her own truths, especially the fact that she is lesbian. She has been invited to be a guest speaker at an Ivy League Conference at Yale University.

First dooowwwnnn…and life to go!
Red Cashion with Rusty Burson
An NFL official referee for 25 years, Red Cashion was interviewed by sports writer Bob Wolfley of Journal Sentinel. Cashion became a recognizable figure in NFL by passionately asserting his personality with a trademark call that became known across the country. This became the title of his autobiography, First dooowwwnnn…and life to go!, a captivating story that accentuates the power of a positive attitude.

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