Mary Therese Grabowski has been busy with several author events. Check out the photos from this event at Barnes and Noble in Atlanta! Pick up your copy of America by George at your local bookstore.

Sue Catrama, author of Unknown Subject, had a well-attended author event on Staten Island. Catrama even received a commendation from the New York State Assembly for the release of her new book! Pick up a copy at your local bookstore.

Angela Owens-Vallot had her first book signing at Barnes and Noble near Tampa, FL. She has another event set for February 12th at the Barnes and Noble in Clearwater, FL. Stop by the event to purchase a signed copy of her book! If you can’t make it to Florida, you can always pick up a copy from your local bookstore! One last thing! Follow Angela Owens-Vallot on Facebook for updates on her events and upcoming new releases!

Henry Carrier, author of Ripeness is All, was featured in Kirkus Reviews’ December 2015 issue of their magazine. Very few authors are chosen for this honor and we wish to congratulate Henry on this tremendous achievement!

Check out the review by following this link.

Get your own copy of Ripeness is All at your local bookstore.

Pauli Rose Libsohn immortalized her mother’s (Mitzi Libsohn’s) memory through a heartfelt book of poetry. Pauli was recently featured in a news segment on PIX11 the #1 affiliate for the CW in the country, based in New York City. Check out the great video and article by following this link.

Pick up your copy of Immortal Kisses today at your local bookstore.

After a successful 50-year career as an attorney, Jim Keehner decided it was time to publish his book. The Belleville News-Democrat recently interviewed Attorney Keehner. Check out the article here.

Get your own copy today at your local bookstore or by ordering Law and Politics: Warts and All online.

In the spirit of the upcoming holiday, we would like to thank LtCol. Bill Quigley for his service to our country and congratulate him on a very successful book signing. This American hero sold out of every copy of his book, Passage Through A Hell of Fire and Ice, that was on hand for the event!

It has been an honor to partner with the namesake of “The Quigley,” an obstacle course used by the USMC in Officer Candidate School. LtCol. Bill Quigley designed the obstacle course, which is still used today, after serving in both the Korean and Vietnam Wars.

In his book, LtCol. Quigley shares his recollection of the first five months of the Korean War. Get your copy at your local bookstore.