About Featured Book: The Complete Guide to Public Relations for SMEs by Mark D. Wells The Complete Guide to Public Relations for Small to Medium-Sized Enterprises Are you are the owner of a small to medium-sized business or a budding entrepreneur eager to carve out a...
JOSHUA COOK began practicing law
in 2004 and quickly came to appreciate
unraveling the mystery of fraud investigations. As in-house counsel to one
of the best-known brands in America,
he led countless investigations and incident responses. He then established
his own firm to bring that experience
from a multibillion-dollar, multinational financial services enterprise to Main Street’s small and
mid-sized businesses. He lives outside Boston with his wife
and two daughters
Danielle Spencer is a senior leader with almost 25 years of experience focused on business, finance, and acquisition management. She is a change agent; transforming and improving business operations and processes. She has two Masters degrees, one in Business Administration, the other in Information Systems, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Medical and Research Technology. She is also certified in Information Assurance (cybersecurity) and Project Management.
I was born in a small town in southern New Jersey but lived with my parents and four older siblings in a sleepy little beach town along the Delaware Bay named Fortescue.
When I was six years old, we moved to Port St. Lucie, Florida, a then small town near the east coast. Years later with a family of my own, me and my soulmate moved to another small town outside of Ocala, Florida.
Due to numerous food allergies I’ve been a vegan for four years. I love animals, especially dogs and horses. I’m an avid romance reader and movie lover, am obsessed with dark chocolate, coffee, and I enjoy crafting throughout the year.”
“Me and my husband like traveling in our thirty-five foot RV with our fur-babies, Sofie and Coco, when we have free time. Many of my sweet romance books have been created while riding with my husband at the wheel and the pups supervising.
With five adult children, and nine grandkids, I enjoy lots of family time and host gatherings for everyone to come together so we can catch up when our schedules align.
Some of my happiest moments as an author is reading emails from my fans who take the time to share something about themselves, to wish me well (especially during my cancer treatments in 2022), or to let me know what their favorite story was.
Charles S. Isaacs has been a schoolteacher, a college professor, a community organizer, a Congressional consultant, a social activist, a gambler and an occasional journalist. He has written opinion columns and feature stories for numerous newspapers and magazines, including The New York Times Magazine. During recent decades, he has been a consultant to dozens of non-profit organizations operating in the social justice arena. His recent published work includes fiction, poetry and award-winning non-fiction.
Scott Coon is a published novelist, an award-winning short story writer, and a former U.S. Army Intelligence Analyst. His afterlife fiction, Godless Armageddon, was recently #2 on the hot new releases in atheist books on Amazon.
He’s appeared in MOBIUS: The Journal for Social Change, The STEAM Journal at Claremont University, and others. His writing advice can be found on my website and YouTube channel.
Erika Reich Giles was born in post-WWII Hungary and came to the U.S. as a child with her refugee parents. She grew up in Billings, Montana. Her BA in psychology from Macalester College and MSW from the University of Washington led to a social work career helping children move out of the foster care system by facilitating their return home or placing them for adoption.
She began writing essays after a writing class exercise reminded her of a traumatic incident in her childhood, not unlike those of some of her clients. Her understanding of family dynamics and trauma’s effects helped her unravel her own past for her memoir, Becoming Hungarian. The essay on which her memoir is based won the 2011 John Guyon Literary Nonfiction Prize at Crab Orchard Review. Her essays also have been published in The Seattle Times, Clackamas Literary Review, North Dakota Quarterly, Ascent, Clockhouse Review, Tahoma Literary Review, Under the Sun and in two anthologies.
Erika’s refugee background has made her passionate about helping immigrants and refugees learn English. She has led conversation groups for English learners for over a decade. She also enjoys reading and solving crossword puzzles and cryptograms. Seattle-area residents for more than forty years, she and her husband now live in Portland, Oregon.
An unapologetic Californian, Carole Towriss now lives just north of Washington, DC. She loves her husband, her four children, the beach, and tacos, though not always in that order. In addition to writing, she binge-watches British crime dramas and does the dishes for the fourth time in one day.
This is her 14th book.
Stephanie Thoma is an author and career coach known for her inspiring approach to confidence, self-acceptance, and community building. Her debut book, Confident Introvert, has been praised for empowering introverts to excel in social and professional settings by embracing their unique strengths. Her latest release, Not That Sweet, delves into modern relationships and self-discovery, encouraging readers to embrace authenticity through embodying personal standards, healthy boundary setting and deep self-knowing.
As a connector, Stephanie’s views around networking have been featured in Forbes, Business Insider, Entrepreneur and Thrive Global. She has also been invited to speak at Harvard, Northeastern, and Boston Universities as well as at international conferences. To date, Stephanie has helped thousands of people celebrate their strengths, step into their authentic confidence, and make meaningful connections.
Zoe Dawson lives in North Carolina. She discovered romance in her teens and has been spinning stories in her head ever since. Her heroes are sexy males with a disregard for danger and whether reluctant, gung-ho, or caught up in the action, show their hearts of gold.
Her imagination runs wild with romances from sensual to scorching including romantic comedy, new adult, romantic suspense, small town and urban fantasy. Look below to explore the many avenues to her writing. She believes that it’s all about the happily ever afters and always will be.
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Dan is an author of Christian fiction who understands the power of Christ to redeem lives. He has worked in Youth Ministry, Associate Pastor, and Christian teaching roles, in addition to a three-decade career in the Publishing, Technology, and Healthcare industries, with degrees in Theology/Pastoral Studies, Behavioral Sciences, and an MBA in Technology Management. Visit https://www.arkharbor.press/ for more info.
About Featured Book: The Complete Guide to Public Relations for SMEs by Mark D. Wells The Complete Guide to Public Relations for Small to Medium-Sized Enterprises Are you are the owner of a small to medium-sized business or a budding entrepreneur eager to carve out a...
JOSHUA COOK began practicing law
in 2004 and quickly came to appreciate
unraveling the mystery of fraud investigations. As in-house counsel to one
of the best-known brands in America,
he led countless investigations and incident responses. He then established
his own firm to bring that experience
from a multibillion-dollar, multinational financial services enterprise to Main Street’s small and
mid-sized businesses. He lives outside Boston with his wife
and two daughters
Danielle Spencer is a senior leader with almost 25 years of experience focused on business, finance, and acquisition management. She is a change agent; transforming and improving business operations and processes. She has two Masters degrees, one in Business Administration, the other in Information Systems, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Medical and Research Technology. She is also certified in Information Assurance (cybersecurity) and Project Management.
Tell us about yourself.: I am an award-winning short story writer and former U.S. Army Intelligence Analyst. I served six years, rising to the rank of Sergeant. I’m currently a software developer. My latest novel GODLESS ARMAGEDDON was published by Hypatia Press in...
I was born in a small town in southern New Jersey but lived with my parents and four older siblings in a sleepy little beach town along the Delaware Bay named Fortescue.
When I was six years old, we moved to Port St. Lucie, Florida, a then small town near the east coast. Years later with a family of my own, me and my soulmate moved to another small town outside of Ocala, Florida.
Due to numerous food allergies I’ve been a vegan for four years. I love animals, especially dogs and horses. I’m an avid romance reader and movie lover, am obsessed with dark chocolate, coffee, and I enjoy crafting throughout the year.”
“Me and my husband like traveling in our thirty-five foot RV with our fur-babies, Sofie and Coco, when we have free time. Many of my sweet romance books have been created while riding with my husband at the wheel and the pups supervising.
With five adult children, and nine grandkids, I enjoy lots of family time and host gatherings for everyone to come together so we can catch up when our schedules align.
Some of my happiest moments as an author is reading emails from my fans who take the time to share something about themselves, to wish me well (especially during my cancer treatments in 2022), or to let me know what their favorite story was.
Charles S. Isaacs has been a schoolteacher, a college professor, a community organizer, a Congressional consultant, a social activist, a gambler and an occasional journalist. He has written opinion columns and feature stories for numerous newspapers and magazines, including The New York Times Magazine. During recent decades, he has been a consultant to dozens of non-profit organizations operating in the social justice arena. His recent published work includes fiction, poetry and award-winning non-fiction.