Editor, "Splash! How Women Entrepreneurs Dive Into Success" by Lorin Beller Blake (Big Fish Publishing, 2011)
SPLASH! How Women Entrepreneurs Dive Into Success, a follow-up toLorin's first book, From Entrepreneur to Big Fish, 7 Principles toWild Success, was written based on the author's experiences of working with thousands of women throughout the past decade.

Readers will learn how to:
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create a vision story
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set, write and achieve goals, yet not be confined
by them
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set intentions and use intuition to release
limiting beliefs
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see powerful results
They will also gain from the added nuggets of
wisdom shared throughout the book by 21 women entrepreneurs who have made a
“big Splash” in their respective industries.
If you are ready to achieve a full, balanced life,
as defined by yourself, not the world, and would like to learn how a way of
being in “best self” in all circumstances can help you create your own “big
Splash” in the world, this practical, yet inspirational how-to guide will help
you take the plunge!
To order: http://www.lorinbellerblake.com/products/splash/
Co-Author, "Goodbye, Fat Guy! How I Lost 200
Pounds and Built a New Life, One Day at a Time" by Starke Taylor with
Debbra Dunning Brouillette (Zone Press, 2009)
E
xcerpt from the Prologue:
You are the man across the aisle from
me on a plane who asks for a seatbelt extender. You are the young guy in the
next booth whose stomach uncomfortably presses against the table as he downs a
banana split. You are the middle-aged woman at the stoplight gorging on French
fries. You are the man in front of me on the street whose weight causes him to
slowly shuffle to his destination. You are the person ahead of me on the stairs
who stops to catch her breath as she reaches the landing. You are the red-faced
young woman next to me at the gym, huffing and puffing, as she pedals a
stationary bike.
All of you are overweight; some of
you are dangerously obese. And I know you well, because I was you! I was obese
and faced all of the above situations and others you'll read about in the pages
of Goodbye, Fat Guy!

As Attorney John Boundy likes to describe it, “I had a story to tell” and he tells it well. This is a compelling and suspenseful fictionalized tale based on an actual case he was involved in years ago, which has been life-changing. Publishing Justice is Coming was a personal triumph for the author, whose future goal is to see the book turned into a screenplay, and, ultimately, become a feature film. Justice is Coming is available on www.amazon.com, other major online bookstores, and at www.zonepress.com. He is also an accomplished jewelry-maker. Check out his designs and also buy the book on his website, www.shootingstarcreations.com.
Book Description: To his ever-faithful patients, Dr. Milton Conger is
a compassionate healer who places their health and well being above all else.
But there’s more—so much more—to the engaging Dr. Conger. Behind the facade of
stethoscope and white physician’s coat lurks a man playing evil games, like
insurance fraud. His world of deception feeds a lavish lifestyle of private
islands, luxury yachts, and personal jets with wealth that knows no boundaries.
When small-town lawyer, Ernie Holmes, learns of the means and methods of the
conniving doctor, he becomes a central figure in a major lawsuit aimed at
dismantling Dr. Conger’s ill-gotten empire. Heated confrontations erupt in the
courtroom and lead to another game . . . one that turns deadly! In Justice
is Coming, Holmes finds himself squaring off with the arrogant Dr. Conger
both on and off the witness stand. He fights to unravel Conger’s devious
schemes, and finally devises a risky plan to track down the millions they have
yielded. It’s a journey filled with twists and turns at every dangerous corner.
For those who survive the ride, their lives will never be the same.
TESTIMONIAL: This being my first full-length work, Debbie was patient and
guiding, like a mother with a newborn, or a toddler taking his first steps. She
was insightful and willing to venture outside the box with me when my
characters had to follow a different path.
Editor, “Dear Chris” by Rodd Brown (Iuniverse,
2008)
This non-fiction work was originally titled "Stupid Boy, Wretched Man" and published by Zone
Press (2007). It was retitled "Dear Chris" and published by Iuniverse
(2008).
