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Nobody will forget where they were when they heard ‘the news’. Lynn Manuell’s ‘Standing Tall: The Emails, Journals, Creative Writings and Articles of 9/11/2001’ shares the immediate response, thoughts and experiences of people around the world, as the news of 9/11 unfolded.

Co-authored by Angela M. Dodge, Ph.D., and John H. Ryan, Ph.D., ‘The Better Witness Handbook: A Guide for Testifying at a Deposition, Hearing or Trial’ is a practical and fact-based ‘how to’ for those who have been called to give testimony and think, “What next?” Covering issues ranging from becoming a better communicator to surviving a barrage from an aggressive lawyer, Dodge and Ryan offer sound advice, sure to make even the most nervous witness feel better prepared and more confident.

Former filmmaker and producer Penny McCann Pennington’s first novel, ‘It Burns a Lovely Light’ is fiction at its sharpest and most effective. At its center is a Pittsburgh still stumbling from the loss of its formidable steel industry, and a family coping with tragedies both great and small. By turns heartrending, poignant and wildly funny, ‘It Burns a Lovely Light’ is, above all, a stirring portrait of a young woman regaining her life.

In February 1927, Dominic Cheech Caruso transitioned from ‘just another’ Italian immigrant in New York to the creator of national news after slashing the throat of a young doctor who had been caring for his just-deceased son. While branded as a mobster by the media, Caruso’s tragic life story offers a fascinating glimpse into the struggles thousands of Sicilians faced after giving up all they knew to start a new life in the United States.

While children may first appear to be the most accepting people on the planet, their formative years are a vital opportunity to instill life-long good habits of friendship and compassion. Through an enchanting and entertaining new book, author Damon Pickett attempts this feat with gusto.

When Matt was diagnosed with severe Autism in the 1980s, the future was laid out in front of him and mother Liz Becker – a life requiring full-time help that would lead to eventual institutionalization. However, following twenty-five testing yet hugely-fulfilling years, Matt has joined most other men his age by enjoying the joys and freedom of independent living – a feat that is almost non-existent among those living with the severe condition.

Author/Screenwriter, Karen R. Hardin, has backtracked on her career to make an official release of her first novel “Loyalty” to celebrate bravery and healing.

Thirty-eight years ago, the Bergstroms set out on a unique and courageous mission – making Jesus the CEO of their lives.

It isn’t often that a novel comes along with a story that spans an entire lifetime, witnessing wars, love affairs, temptation, financial ruin and at the center of it all, the construction of a luxurious hotel that becomes a mecca for the rich, famous and deceitful.

Carving her mark on the literary landscape has been Hannah Faye’s passion for years, and with almost twenty books under her belt, one would be forgiven for thinking that she might be ready for a break.