June 2019 Blog Posts (7)

Did you ever dismiss an idea because you thought it was too big?

Did you ever think you couldn't do it because you had no idea, no experience, no money?

This new book will help you get your event off the ground and show you how to overcome all these and more objections you may have thought off to holding a major event. …

That's what some community leaders called roller skating as it became popular in the late 19th century. Some medical experts even branded it as hazardous to health.

I have an article on the subject in the July/August issue of Pennsylvania Magazine. Lots of other interesting articles and fabulous photography in the issue. Grab a copy. https://www.pa-mag.com/

If short stories and mysteries are your thing, check these out:

Open and Shut: Officer Fred Drumheiser is ready to write it off as a tragic murder-suicide. But Corporal Harry Minnich isn’t prone to snap judgments. Something about the situation rubs Harry wrong, and his suspicions lead to a forensics test with a surprising conclusion. 

The Man Everyone Loved: Rookie Officer Flora Vastine of the Swatara Creek Police Department is called to Creekside Rest, a…

An essential guide to improving through exercise your quality of life in later life.

Like millions of other people I accepted aches and pains as a normal part of getting older, but wow, has this book proven otherwise.

With over 20 years of experience as an accredited sports therapist behind him, the author, John Molyneux has…

A story of love, life and adventure in Paris.

It’s amazing what we will do for love. Its magnetism draws like nothing else, as the readers of this fast paced and exciting memoir will discover.

It is possible to break free from your traditionally expected path in life and live a totally different one. The author, Karen…

Bloody Coffee

In this traumatic and sometimes heart-rending novel we meet a teenage girl called Leigh, whose world has been turned upside down when she discovers that the man she has always known as her father isn’t actually her biological father. This traumatic fact was not uncovered as you might think by accident, but as a result of being…

A Future With Hope – what an excellent title for this book, it sets the tone perfectly for the inspirational and educational content.

The author, Carl S. Armato was diagnosed in the mid 1960’s with type 1 diabetes at the very young age of 18 months. However, the knowledge that their son was the youngest child ever to be diagnosed with diabetes in St. Mary…