It's Nuttin Cuttin' Time with Patrick Dorinson

ABOUT PATRICK DORINSON

Patrick Dorinson is a veteran of the political wars, radio talk show host and commentator who unlike many so-called pundits, has actually been in the arena and has the battle scars to prove it. He has been on both sides of the aisle and in the aisle itself, having worked over the last 25 year for Republicans and Democrats in both politics and government. He now is a proud independent and paraphrasing the words of Marx-Groucho not Karl-says he will not join any political party that would have someone like him as a member.

Patrick's unique political journey has been a search for real leaders, regardless of party, to move America forward but says in frustration, "I have chased more false prophets than the ancient Hebrews in the Old Testament". He is still searching and doesn't expect the 2012 election will end his search no matter who wins.

After all these years, he has returned to where he began his political odyssey at age 12 as a Goldwater Conservative. Like Goldwater, Patrick believes in limited government in all things and the basic right of all Americans to live their lives as they see fit as long as they abide by the laws of the land. Or put another way, government should keep their hands off the public's wallet and their nose out of folk's private lives.

Patrick Dorinson is a modern day Will Rogers with sharp elbows who's had an insider's view of the political system and tells it like it is.

Patrick's cowboy wisdom will make you laugh, make you cry, and most of all, it will make you think. If you've had enough of the bloviating blowhards who won't admit how America got into this mess, or explain how we'll get out of it, this return to simple common sense is needed now more than ever.

Patrick Dorinson is a columnist for the FOX News.com Opinion on the FOX News website and regular contributor to "The Arena" on POLITICO the #1 political website in the nation. He is the resident political analyst for Morning News on Newstalk 1530 KFBK radio in Sacramento, California. He also appears regularly as a commentator on local television.

Mr. Dorinson has appeared on Sean Hannity's Great American Panel on the FOX News Channel and on Cavuto on the FOX Business Channel as well as on FOX News.com webcasts. He is host of weekly radio talk show, The Cowboy Libertarian with Patrick Dorinson. It airs Saturdays from 5 to 6PM Pacific on Newstalk 1530 KFBK.

Dorinson lives on a 15 acre ranch in Nevada City, California with his wife Carol, is an avid student of the West and a pretty fair horseman. And he knows that when learning how to ride, the ground is the best teacher, having the broken bones to prove it. He enjoys working and riding alongside his friends in the ranching and cattle business whenever he gets the opportunity. And if he had his druthers and could find an outfit to hire him he would make his living on the back of a horse.

ABOUT IT'S NUT CUTTIN' TIME

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It's Nut Cuttin' Time is an insightful look at the last four years in America and sets the stage for the pivotal 2012 election and what is to come afterwards. It takes aim at the preening politicians of both parties and also takes a swing at our self-indulgent celebrity-obsessed pop culture.

Patrick Dorinson is a modern day Will Rogers with sharp elbows who's had an insider's view of the political system having been on both sides of the aisle and as he likes to say, "in the aisle itself". He now is a proud independent and paraphrasing the words of Marx-Groucho not Karl-says he will not join any political party that would have someone like him as a member.

His unique political journey has been a search for real leaders, regardless of party, to move America forward but says in frustration, "I have chased more false prophets than the ancient Hebrews in the Old Testament". He says he is still searching and doesn't expect the 2012 election will end his search.

Double Book Spotlight: James Patterson

About The Book

Detective Alex Cross arrests renowned plastic surgeon Elijah Creem for sleeping with teenage girls. Now, his life ruined, Creem is out of jail, and he's made sure that no one will recognize him—by giving himself a new face.

A young woman is found hanging from a sixth-floor window, and Alex is called to the scene. The victim recently gave birth, but the baby is nowhere to be found. Before Alex can begin searching for the missing newborn and killer, he's called to investigate a second crime. All of Washington, D.C., is in a panic, and when a third body is discovered, rumours of three serial killers send the city into an all-out frenzy.

Alex's investigations are going nowhere, and he's too focused on the cases to notice that someone has been watching him—and will stop at nothing until he's dead. With white-hot speed, relentless drama, and hairpin turns, ALEX CROSS, RUN is James Patterson's ultimate thrill ride.


About The Book

Private, the world's most respected investigation firm, has branches around the world, each staffed with the smartest, fastest, and most advanced agents, who have cutting-edge forensic tools that not even the most powerful governments possess.

At Private Berlin, agent Chris Schneider has disappeared. Chris had taken a secretive personal leave and hadn't spoken to anyone from the office in days. The Private team retraces his footsteps to the cases he was investigating before his disappearance: a billionaire suspected of cheating on his wife, a world-famous soccer player accused of throwing games, and the owner of a seedy nightclub. They were the last people to see Chris—and they're all suspects. And someone is lying.

The Private team is led to an abandoned Nazi slaughterhouse where all hope vanishes. As Private digs further into Chris's past, a terrifying history is revealed, and they begin to suspect that someone very dangerous and very depraved is responsible for Chris's disappearance. And he's not finished in Berlin. PRIVATE BERLIN has more twists, action, and deception than any other James Patterson thriller ever.

Author of the Week: Ashley Henry

About Ashley Henry

I am an author new to the rest of the world but not to my family and friends. I have been writing young adult urban literature for a decade, writing my very first short story, ‘Suffering in Silence’ at the age of fourteen.

Born, raised and currently residing in the Capitol Heights, MD area I love to read, write (novels, short stories & poetry), and spend time with family and friends.

I write what I see everyday people go through. When I write I want people to feel like they are the character. In my stories you WILL find characters much like you or someone you know.

Writing is my biggest passion, along with mentoring. Hoping that I can change someone child, teen, or adult with the messages that I am writing about.  

 

Q& A with Ashley Henry

A&RBC: How did you become a writer?
Ashley: I started writing when I was in my 7^th grade class and we had to do one of those benchmark test. It required us to write a short story and from there I fell in love with literature world. I started writing little plays and short stories using my classmates as the characters. They loved it.

A&RBC: Where does your inspiration for your characters come from?
Ashley:  Real life experiences from me and other people.

A&RBC: What are you hoping readers take from your book?

Ashley: I hope they read my books and see that see the realness and take them as lessons. I hope they would laugh until they cry, get captivated into the storyline as if they personally know who Nevaeh, Joi, and April are.

A&RBC: If you were to write a book about a controversial topic, what would it be?

Ashley: Abortion

A&RBC: Most writers have a process or method for writing their books, what is yours?

Ashley: Usually I have a dream about the book that is so vivid that I have to get on to writing it the next day; even if it’s just the first chapter. I don’t do outlines. If I’m stuck on what to write I would close my eyes and let my imagination run.

A&RBC: What is your favorite genre of books?
Ashley: Romance

A&RBC: Are you an avid or occasional reader?

Ashley: I’m an occasional reader. I don’t like to read when I’m in the works of writing something.

A&RBC: What are two things you want your readers to know about you?
Ashley: I HATE public speaking. I wrote Love in spite of Darkness in the 9^th grade

A&RBC: If you could interview one of your favorite authors, who would it be? Why?

Ashley: Donald Goines! I just want some of his advice on being so vivid with his writing, drawing the reader in the way that he do. He’s my favorite author and I wish he was still here today creating more books.

A&RBC: What is or was your dream job?

Ashley: To become an English Teacher & Own my own community Center

A&RBC: What new projects are you working on?

Ashley:  Jade: Perfectly Imperfect

A&RBC: Where can readers find you?

Ashley: www.authorashleyhenry.webs.com ; https://www.facebook.com/authorashley.henry

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About the Book

Growing up in a corrupt household, 20 year old Nevaeh Smith became a woman way before her time. After getting her innocence taken by her moms crack addicted boyfriend she runs away, at the age of ten, only to go into worst situations.

Not a wife, girlfriend, or child could slow her down. Even after being placed into the hospital for sleeping with someone’s boyfriend she still continued with her lifestyle. Until she met Jermaine Brooks inside of this group home that she had been placed in. Thinking that he was going to be an easy catch just like her foster father, she threw herself at him; but he didn’t catch. Nevaeh was determined to get the man who took authority and put her in check.

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Spiritual GPS Virtual Book Tour with Apostle Oliver Reid

About The Book

Spiritual GPS is dedicated to the masses that found themselves paralyzed at life’s intersections and crossroads. This book is committed to those who are in desperate need for God’s direction each and every day of your life. To the one that has lost their way this book is devoted to you. To the one that can’t see God’s promises because of life’s obstructions this book is designed with you in mind.

If you have ever faced a problem that appeared to be bigger than the solution this book is handcrafted by God for you. If you have endeavored to hear the simple words you can this book is for you. Spiritual GPS is tailored to people of diverse backgrounds and experiences. This book caters to individuals who dare to dream and live on the cutting edge of their next level. Spiritual GPS is focused on allowing you to concentrate on godly solutions instead of the equations.

 

About The Author

Apostle Oliver T. Reid, called into the ministry in his youth, is a powerfully anointed and dynamic man of God.  Known to be a remnant preacher and a testament to these times, Apostle Reid flows with a global prophetic mandate with God’s signs and wonders following.  A man of many gifts and talents, he walks in the office of Pastor, Prophet, Evangelist and Teacher, and most affectionately knows him as “Apostle.”  As a trailblazer, stalwart, and international apostle Reid has a passion to see the body restored, sinner’s saved, and broken hearts mended.

A native of Charlotte, North Carolina, Apostle Reid is happily married to Miatta Reid and a proud father. He is a graduate of Winston Salem State University with a BA/BS degree in History and Sociology. Apostle Reid obtained a Bachelors as well as a Master’s Degree in Theology from Life Christian University. He is presently in pursuit of his Doctor of Ministry in Theology degree from Life Christian University. 

Author website: http://www.otrministries.com/

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Q & A with Apostle Oliver Reid

A&RBC: How did you become a writer?

Apostle: When I was in elementary school my third grade teacher read one of my stories in class and entered me into nationwide writing contest. I won 1^st place and represented my state. From that day forward I knew it was my destiny to be a writer.

A&RBC: Where does your inspiration for your characters come from?

Apostle:  My inspiration stems from my life experience as a whole.

A&RBC: What are you hoping readers take from your book? 

Apostle:  I pray that every reader will fully understand that they are a solution because God the greatest solution has creative to solve a problem.

A&RBC: If you were to write a book about a controversial topic, what would it be?  

Apostle: Why hurting leaders can’t tell anyone?

A&RBC: What is your favorite genre of books? 

Apostle: Christian Non- Fiction

A&RBC: Are you an avid or occasional reader?

Apostle:  I am an occasional reader but a great researcher.

A&RBC:  If you could interview one of your favorite authors, who would it be? Why?

Apostle: If I could interview one of my favorite authors it would be Bishop TD Jakes because his words pierce the hearts of the masses regardless of race and gender.

A&RBC:  If you could make a movie out of one of your books, which one would it be? 

Apostle:  Words From The Low Place

A&RBC: What new projects are you working on?

Apostle: I am currently working on a ministry workbook curriculum entitled Your Is Not Impossible “Developing your Assignment for ministry” and the remaining sequels to Spiritual GPS.  Also I am currently spearheading an I AM A SOLUTION CAMPAIGN Empowerment Campaign.

A&RBC: Where can readers find you?

Apostle: Readers can find me on www.otrministries.org www.otrministries.org   www.i-am-asolution.com     www.i-am-asolution.info

 

Book Review: Reasons For Hatred



Reasons For Hatred

J. E. Thomas

Publication Date: October 24, 2012

4 Stars=Great Page Turner

Friends are reunited in Reasons For Hatred by J. E. Thomas. Sylvia and Hadassah are best friends who do everything together. When Hadassah’s family moves away, separating the girls they are devastated. Sylvia and Hadassah try to stay in touch but as time goes on their contact with each dwindles.

Sylvia meets Brooklyn who happens to be friends with Hadassah and after thirty-two years, Sylvia and Hadassah are reunited through a phone call. The two decide to take a cruise to make up for lost time. Hadassah shares the horrific details of her life. The friends continue to catch up on old times, new events in their lives and how they were not going to let past issues take over their lives. Both ladies did not know what to expect but after spending time together realized their friendship was still present.

Reasons For Hatred tells true accounts of a Hadassah’s terrifying childhood that led her to forgive her abuser and move on with her life. A person’s pain can be turned into a positive to help others going through the same situation. This was a touching story and I applaud the author for sharing such intimate and emotional details.  I recommend Reasons For Hatred to others.

This book was provided by the author for review purposes.

Liberation Virtual Book Tour with Wanda B. Campbell

About the Author

Wanda B. Campbell is an extraordinary and talented writer who brings creativity, a new sense of hope, and restoration through the healing power of God to the Kingdom, by way of Christian fiction. Wanda uses real life everyday issues to exhort, motivate, and give comfort to all.

A romantic at heart, Wanda uses relationships to demonstrate how the power of forgiveness and reconciliation can restore us back to God and one another. Wanda currently resides in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband of twenty-two years, and two sons. She holds the unique position of being the oldest of five siblings and the youngest of twelve. Her hobbies include writing and reading of course, traveling, and collecting magnets from around the world. Her favorite hobby is spoiling her grandson.

 

Q & A with Wanda B. Campbell

A&RBC: As an author, have you accomplished everything you set out to accomplish?

Wanda: In seven years I’ve accomplished more than I ever thought possible. When I began writing, I didn’t have an agenda or goals. I just wanted to see if I could do it. Now, I can’t imagine not writing.

A&RBC: What do you love about being a writer? What do you dislike about being a writer?

Wanda: I love creating characters that are relatable. I love writing stories that not only engages the reader, but also makes them evaluate their own life. My desire is to enhance the reader’s life and not simply entertain them.

Not having more time to write is what I dislike about being a writer.

A&RBC: If you could switch lives with a fellow author, who would it be? Why?

Wanda: Not Applicable

A&RBC: If you could make a movie out of one of your books, which one would it be?

Wanda: I think all of my novels would be great on the big screen, but if I must choose one it would be Right Package, Wrong Baggage. The book uncovers issues that are destroying relationships and families. The story challenges us to stop pointing fingers and due a self-evaluation.

A&RBC: Which marketing/promotions or publicity strategy has worked best in your favor?

Wanda: Next to “word of mouth”, Social Media has proven the most effective marketing tool for me. There I connect with readers and readers can connect with me on a personal level. I love talking to readers. I personally answer every e-mail and message. For me it’s important to be approachable to my audience and not just communicate with them when I have a new book for them to purchase. Through Social Media I have met some wonderful people from all over the county and have established a great readership.

A&RBC: Which do you like better traditional or self-publishing? Why?

Wanda: I love the freedom of self-publishing and the ability to manage projects. However, for my novels, I prefer traditional publishing. Traditional publishing frees me to concentrate on writing and mentoring. Also, I have found distribution more effective with traditional publishing.

A&RBC: What new projects are you working on?

Wanda: My eighth novel, Doin’ Me will release May 2013. Currently, I’m working on something for 2014.

A&RBC: Where can readers find you?

Wanda: www.wandabcampbell.com

                  www.facebook.com/wandabcampbell

                  www.twitter.com/wbcampbell

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About the Book

Wanda B. Campbell is an extraordinary and talented writer who brings creativity, a new sense of hope, and restoration through the healing power of God to the Kingdom, by way of Christian fiction. Wanda uses real life everyday issues to exhort, motivate, and give comfort to all.

A romantic at heart, Wanda uses relationships to demonstrate how the power of forgiveness and reconciliation can restore us back to God and one another. Wanda currently resides in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband of twenty-two years, and two sons. She holds the unique position of being the oldest of five siblings and the youngest of twelve. Her hobbies include writing and reading of course, traveling, and collecting magnets from around the world. Her favorite hobby is spoiling her grandson. Tired of living a life of manipulation and abuse, Shannon Yates trades in her mini-skirts, colored contacts, and twelve-inch weave for a Bible. Although she accepts the liberation found within its pages, walking in her newfound freedom proves easier said than done. Just when the thing Shannon longs for the most is within reach, insecurities and old emotional wounds resurface, causing her to reject the blessing the Father has for her. Will love cast out all fear and liberate Shannon before it’s too late? Or will she settle for the familiar?

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Book Review: Dream Girl Awakened

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Dream Girl Awakened

Stacy Campbell

Publication Date: February 19, 2013

5 Stars=None Stop Page Turner

Aruba Dixon, Victoria Faulk and Tawatha Gipson are three women in three different relationships whose worlds collide in Dream Girl Awakened by Stacy Campbell. Aruba Dixon is fed up with her unemployed husband James. She is ready to trade him in and Aruba has just the right candidate.

 Tawatha Gipson is ready to settle down and find a father for her four children. Tawatha has not had much luck until she meets James Dixon. James is everything she is looking for in a man and potential husband. Tawatha does not even feel bad that he is married. In her mind once James divorces his wife, he will be all hers.

Victoria Faulk is a shop-a-holic who loves the good life but does not want to put work in to keep it. Victoria has a bad attitude and has no desire to keep her husband happy. It is said that what you won’t do another one will. Will Victoria’s nonchalant ways catch up to her?

Dream Girl Awakened is a great example of the grass not being greener on the other side. It is also about being careful of whom you call friend. This book was a wonderful debut novel full of drama, mischief and backstabbing. It was entertaining, had some suspense and a little mystery to round it off. The characters were well-written and I could relate to them all, especially Aruba even though I would not stoop to her level. The twists and turns were just right and had me continuing to turn the pages. Great job, Stacy Campbell! I cannot wait to read her next book.

This book was provided by the authors for review purposes.

Author of the Week: Ebony Iman

About The Author

Little old Ebony didn't know she had a flare for writing. She dabbled with poetry in high school, and even won a few school contests, but had no idea of what she was capable. After joining the military at age 17 she picked a career in Public Affairs because she was intrigued with the press conferences she would be organizing and working with distinguished visitors. She had no idea that the bulk of her duties would be writing for the base paper.

After throwing a few fits at her initial failures in technical school, she got to her first duty station and received rave reviews on her literary skills.

When she left the military, she was smitten by a certain someone and picked up poetry again. And the object of her affection forcefully encouraged her to try erotic short stories. They let a few close friends read them as she wrote them, and they all clamored for more.

Seven short erotic stories later, she completed Desideras: 7 Sexclusives and is very eager for the world to enjoy her imagination.

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About The Book

These sexy tales follow several characters on journeys to fulfill their desires for sadism, role play, fetishes, and revenge. Conventional twists with unpredictable turns combine with exciting characters and explosive desires that pop off the page to make visual orgasms that you can feel. Bella Siren gives and learns lessons in common and lesser-known fetishes as she regains her memory and learns the truth about her life and near death experiences. Another tale follows the bisexual party girl, Cookie, as she tries unsuccessfully to release the beckoning of public sex only to find that she is dragged into an emotional triangle. Cookie and Bella are only two of the characters who search for satisfaction and sexual freedom while wading through the turmoil of mental disorders, voyeurism and more, making this page-turner a desirable escape from the restraints that many of us tolerate in pursuit of acceptable gratification. The rich background of the characters in these short stories and explorative descriptions of their feelings, situations and love affairs will pull you in deep to replace the character with which you most closely identify. There is no lack of action or passion in any of these stories. And once you read one, you will have to read them all.

Miss Scandalous Virtual Book Tour with Nicole Dunlap

Q & A with Nicole Dunlap

A&RBC: How did you become a writer? 
Nicole: I can remember being in my mom’s busted-up car when I was about five years old. We didn’t have a radio. I started out singing--unfortunately, I was no Alicia Keys. So I dabbled in story telling while my mom drove from Long Beach to do the “kiddy exchange” with my father who lived in San Bernardino. Over the years, I’ve always had a few stories swimming around in my head at one time or another. After I got a Masters in Educational Counseling and couldn’t find a job--eeek! I decided to try my hand at self publishing.

A&RBC: What are you hoping readers take from your book? 
Nicole: Other people’s choices can either make you or break you. None of my characters are perfect, each of them have flaws, and some, so much more than others. With Miss Scandalous, my main character’s mother and daughter are going through different phases of life. Charlene has it perfect; she’s the star of a soap opera and the man of her dreams. Now, all she wants is for her adult daughter, Raven, to fit into this new life she’s made for herself. And, she deserves it right, because she’s been through so many things to get there. That’s what goes through her one-sided mind. While she’s busy trying to persuade Raven to love her, she doesn’t know that Raven has a vendetta against everyone she’s been hurt by.

A&RBC: If you were to write a book about a controversial topic, what would it be? 
Nicole: I try to bring controversy into every book I consider writing. It adds tension to the story and can often shed light onto topics that have been neglected. Such as with Miss Nobody, Raven goes through periods of depression from being neglected by her mother, Charlene. Since she’s a teenager in this book, it really compounds on the issue of teen depression. As a school counselor, my eyes have been opened to this problem. Before, it wasn’t real to me; I didn’t have to think about it. But know, as I work with foster students and students whom have shock-stories, for example coming home from school and everything is gone–that their parents have left without a word–, well, that just makes the issue 3D. So, this issue of depression has dug its talons into the heart of the Shaw Family Saga and hopefully, it becomes real to the readers too.

A&RBC: Are you an avid or occasional reader? If so, what is your favorite genre of books? 
Nicole: I’m an avid reader. My favorite is drama, but just about every genre can hook me, it all depends on my mood or the season. I find myself gravitating toward a good love story in the summer months and a suspense or mystery in the wintertime. If my husband is sitting next to me watching football or some other sport, I don’t mind reading about vampires and werewolves.

A&RBC: If you could interview one of your favorite authors, who would it be? Why? 
Nicole: Terry McMillan. She’s been in the game for a while and as a teen, when I branched out from reading–other than what I was forced to in school–, McMillan’s novels were my go-to. Her stories evoke emotion. In each book there's a character that I can relate to, and then the plot snags you in too.

A&RBC: If you could make a movie out of one of your books, which one would it be? 
Nicole: I’d make a movie out of every book that I’ve thought of–I have a Tyler Perry mindset. Some of my dreams have turned into movies, I can think of one starring Loretta Devine that I dreamt of, long before it launched. To bad I can’t type faster. Anyhow, I’d love to make Miss Nobody a movie. Charlene and Raven have so much emotion that would most certainly have a theater full of laughing, crying slightly-hysterical-with-emotions type of crowd.

A&RBC: Which marketing/promotions or publicity strategy has worked best in your favor? 
Nicole: Free. I’ve learned that people–including me–love discounts and freebies. I’ve given Miss Nobody away many times and it has shown a peak in sales, the catch is that I have to keep the momentum going. If the Amazon ranking system loves an author, bookies will know. So that has been my number one strategy. Not to mention, I have a lot of fans contacting me about future installments. I’ve also been marketing on Goodreads. I’ve made a lot of friends–and welcome more. I’m astonished by all the readers, it’s my kinda world. Through Goodreads I can interact with friends, get their ideas on book covers and blurps. It’s a way to promote future stories without being a salesman, which makes me shutter. I can’t sale a book to save my life, but I can interest you in the back-story and the idea that goes into my family saga in a fun way, through staying active and doing events.

A&RBC: Which do you like better traditional or self-publishing? Why? 
Nicole: There are certain aspects of each that I respect and certain aspects that could be changed, but that’s the way the world goes. Traditionally published books give the author a certain level of status that self-publishing hasn’t been linked with, though self-publishing isn’t as taboo as it has once been. One thing that I enjoy most about self-publishing is freedom. My creativity blossoms to the fullest, I know what I want to write and no editor is going to in return slash red marks through pages that doesn’t work for them. As I endeavor to write what works for me, a message of sorts. And, I can keep in mind what my audience is interested in. I’ve read over reviews of Miss Nobody and have tried to lace certain ideas that were given based on fan reviews. So, I write what works for me, and hopefully, others will like it too.

A&RBC: What new projects are you working on? 
Nicole: I’ve wrapped up the second installment of the Shaw family saga. Miss Scandalous will be available in March and I’ve had so much fun writing that story. Right now, I’m toggling back and forth between Miss Perfect, the third part of the series and a very interesting psychological suspense. Because I’ve self-dubbed myself the “gumbo genre novelist”, I’ve decided that Miss Perfect is going to be seasoned with mystery, love triangles and suspense. So, changing up my plot in each book–without losing my writing style–has been a welcoming challenge from Miss Nobody that was more drama, young adult, and women’s fiction. I’m hoping fans will come to enjoy how my books don’t follow a certain formula, and I’ve gone the extra mile to pull at every type of emotion a reader can fathom.

A&RBC: Where can readers find you?

Nicole:

Website: NicoleDunlap.com

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/NicoleDunlap/e/B009BTPPWY/ref=ntt_dp_epwbk_0

Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/16035414-miss-nobody

Twitter: https://twitter.com/nicoleydunlap

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/AuthorNicoleDunlap

Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9637GqJqx7Y

 

About The Book

Charlene Shaw has gone through hell. She was raped and left for dead, yet she continued on her quest for fame. She’s a beautiful, desired actress who has found her Mr. Wright. According to the magazine headlines, her life is perfect. There’s just one thing her heart cries for…her daughter, Raven. This might be her hardest challenge yet–building the mother-daughter bond she’s prayed so hard for.

Raven Shaw has been abandoned by love. Her mom preferred Hollywood and her childhood best-friend, now ex-lover, disappeared when she became pregnant. Now, she’s adjusted to a “new” kind of love…motherhood. She’s determined that her daughter will have everything she didn’t. The only thing she wants for herself is revenge, even if it means disconnecting from a small piece of her heart that still cares. Raven’s acts of rage slither into her mindset, overpowering her in the form of nightmares and delusions of skeletons long dead.

After Raven’s scandalous ways, can Charlene mend Raven’s heart or will she be pulled down into the abyss? And then, there’s always the option, Charlene can get a little scandalous too…

 

Available March 2013