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MAKING PIECE: A MEMOIR OF LOVE, LOSS AND PIE author Beth Howard was featured in the Los Angeles Times. The newspaper profiled her journey from Hollywood mover and shaker to pie baker and American Gothic house resident.

Iraq vet, triple amputee Bryan Anderson, author of NO TURNING BACK, is scheduled to appear on 60 minutes May 20th. He was recently featured on the front page of USA Today.

Bryan had both legs and his left hand blown off in Baghdad, Iraq, when the truck he was driving was hit by an improvised explosive device. Now Bryan travels around the country and relates his struggles to the challenges of others. He also snowboards, rides a motorcycle, and appears in movies as a stuntman.

WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN, by Kira Sinclairis, is a finalist in the Contemporary Series category for the NRCA.

The book follows Ainsley Rutherford as she desperately tries to forget her first love—sexy, reckless Luke Collier—but ends up falling into his arms again.

ENCHANTED NO MORE, by  RITA Award-winner Robin D. Owens, is a National Readers Choice Awards finalist.

The book follows a half-blooded Mistweaver, Jenni, who knows what it’s like to be caught between two worlds: the faery and the human.

Vicky Dreiling’s fresh, engaging take on Regency matchmaking, HOW TO MARRY A DUKE, is a finalist for Best First Book in the National Readers Choice Awards.

A recent Romantic Times Magazine article on ebooks buzzed up Lauren Baratz-Logsted’s THE BRO-MAGNET, calling it “a laugh-a-minute ride . . . one of the sleeper hits of the year.”

Melissa Mayhue’s HIGHLANDER’S CURSE was selected for Best Time Travel by Singletitles.com.

DRINK DEEP by Chloe Neill received a 2011 Cupid and Psyche Award in the Young Adult category.

Shannon K. Butcher received a 4 1/2 star review for BOUND BY VENGEANCE from Romantic Times.

Marley Gibson was interviewed American Cheerleader Magazine about her April release, RADIATE, which is a fictional retelling of the her own batttle with cancer as a teen.