NAWW Member, Anita Hackley-Lambert publishes the first biography to pay homage to F.H.M. Murray, an American champion for civil justice. The twelve-year research project praises his achievements as a noted African American who helped to prove throughout the United States that white oppression could be overcome. To get more details or to order your advance copy visit www.AnitaHackleyLambert.com.
When pregnant teen, Joanne, chooses single motherhood, she loses everything, including her family. Four years later, she’s fiercely independent, trusts no one and is barely keeping her head above water. Roy is a Hillsborough County Sheriff, and a widower who lost his wife and child during a burglary gone terribly wrong. Six years later, he still refuses to love for fear of losing it again. Together, these two just might get a second chance to learn about trust and love. When you can’t count on people, TRUST IN THE WIND.
NAWW Member, Vicki M. Taylor, latest romance novel is available from the publisher or from Amazon.com.
NAWW Member, Jill Rigby share that the advanced word for Raising Respectful Children in a Disrespectful World has been so strong, that she’s been asked to start a second book. All royalties go directly to Manners of the Heart Community Fund to further our work to bring a return of respect and civility to our society!!
For more information: www.thecommunityofmanners.com
Kris Yankee, NAWW member, announces the launch of her new website, www.krisyankee.com. Here you’ll find links to her published essays, information about her current project, and the opportunity to sign up for her periodic newsletter. Kris has also received news that her novel, Years Between Us, has been chosen as a finalist in the Novel Division in the Yosemite Writer’s Conference Writing Contest.
Lorrie Morgan Ferrero of Red Hot Copy recently featured an article by NAWW Member, Lisa Manyon of Write On ~ Creative Writing Services, LLC. Manyon’s article, 7 Surefire Signs of a *Virtual Violation and 5 Ways to Avoid It was the published guest article in the July 11th edition of Ferrero’s Copywriting TNT.
*Virtual Violation – A virtual violation is a dishonest and misleading representation on the internet. This term was coined by Lisa Manyon after traveling to Las Vegas for an event that was cancelled and misrepresented online to learn more visit www.writeoncreative.com and go to the “Manyon’s Musings†section.
